Taskforce_Unity wrote:ASPO doesn't provide detailed data. The latest figures can be found in newsletter 59
Pardon me, but they do. Or they did. I'll send you the copy of the spreadsheet I downloaded from the ASPO website if you would like a copy.
Taskforce_Unity wrote:ASPO doesn't provide detailed data. The latest figures can be found in newsletter 59
The database and depletion model behind the database are being updated: a task that becomes ever more difficult as the public database deteriorate and exhibit a wider range. A first pass has delivered the total production to 2100 of Regular Conventional of slightly under a rounded 1850 Gb, compared with the 2005 estimate which came in at 1857 Gb, being rounded up to 1900 Gb with the entry of the so-called Unforeseen. The current updated model shows a peak for Regular Conventional in 2005 but that for all liquids remains in 2010. The graph and table on page two have been updated accordingly but will almost certainly be subject to further adjustment in what is a very much an iterative process, being far from an exact science.
ohanian wrote:NEXT YEAR, YOU WILL BE TELLING ME IT'S 2012 !
seahorse wrote:Yes, they keep pushing their PO date back, which the optimist would say is par for their course.
albente wrote:Some people walk through live pre-PO like this by the way:
Mircea wrote:Economics 101 and 4th grade math will continue to push the PO date back. One cannot consume what one cannot afford to buy. It's just that simple.
seahorse wrote:Yes, they keep pushing their PO date back, which the optimist would say is par for their course.
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