Comments on: Peak Oil: Will Hubbert be Proved Right Again?

By: APeters

APeters — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 20:06:02 +0000

Hi Blake -

I just stopped by your site and I thought you might be interested in some of the work we’re doing here at The Wilderness Society — particularly as it pertains to oil economics and drilling. If your interested, just shoot me an e-mail at Andrew_Peters@tws.org

Thanks,
Andy

By: Exotic Cars

Exotic Cars — Sun, 15 Jun 2008 22:20:21 +0000

wether we like it or not, fuel prices will keep on rising. so many factors pointed out which contributes to the crises. the main reason is simply the law of supply and demand.

the major oil players like OPEC are very smart that they are able to control the supply to make an artificial demand.

the best we can do is to conserve fuel by using less or none at all. stay away from those luxury cars..

http://autohaven.blogspot.com ;
http://greenfuelpower.blogspot.com

By: Chief

Chief — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 03:17:45 +0000

Perhaps you’ve already read this, but there’s a pretty good rebuttal to recent Hubbert modelers by Michael C. Lynch. He doesn’t really give a prediction of his own however.

http://www.energyseer.com/NewPessimism.pdf

My fear is that we might not have to actually get to ‘peak oil’ to have major problems. There may be huge amounts of oil that are virtually inaccessible due to politics, conflict and strife. Also, if *our* major suppliers (esp. Mexico) go from exporter to importer, the stakes are raised even higher.

Nice site, by the way.