[thorn]

I hope this has not been asked before. Is there a database or graphs of some of the major fields and countires that show the decline on the internet?

[grabby]

I am not an expert, but from reading this peakoil.com site for a while, I believe that this information is something that has to be derived by experts working backwards with data that was released but not meant to give that information.

I bet the companies have learned what not to release also.

In other words, the companies do not want this information getting out, as it may cause difficulties.

This site is pretty good for having those experts who are caring and willling to take a lot of time to put together good information WITHOUT Ppay or reimbursement. Just the old internet where everyone helps each other for free.

[Shiraz]

i thought someone else would answer this quickly...

basic staple, BPSR >1965

[web]http://www.bp.com/genericsection.do?categoryId=92&contentId=7005893[/web]

Duncan's set of pictures (1998 vintage, but easy viewing)

[web]http://dieoff.com/42Countries/42Countries.htm[/web]

Also EIA, good source... >1980

[web]http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/international/oilproduction.html[/web]

Misc. data from ASPO

[web]http://www.peakoil.net/ASPOstatrew/ASPO-Stat-Rev-Tables.xls[/web]

World Oil stats for some data

[web]http://www.worldoil.com/infocenter/Statistics_main.asp[/web]

Random IEA stuff

[web]http://www.iea.org/Textbase/stats/oilresult.asp[/web]

merry christmas