TTAC is no stranger to the topic of Peak Oil, but the theory has fallen by the wayside with the recent explosion in unconventional oil and gas. A study by the British think tank Chatham House argues that the biggest issue facing oil and gas producers in the coming century isn’t Peak Oil, but Peak Demand (summary here).
Posted in Alternative Energy, Big Oil, Bio-fuels, News Blog
Tagged as chatham house, demand, natural resources, oil, peak oil
Tagged as chatham house, demand, natural resources, oil, peak oil
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