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Thursday, 15 December 2005 |
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LONDON (Reuters) - Already sky-high oil prices have entered a
"super spike" phase that could last for four more years as global
demand booms and supply growth slows, Goldman Sachs analysts said
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Thursday, 15 December 2005 |
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France has raised 14.8bn euros (£10bn), more than had been expected, by selling its stakes in three motorway operators. French, Spanish and Australian companies won separate auctions to buy the state's stakes in the three firms. A group lead by French firm Eiffage and Australian company Macquarie will assume responsibility for APRR, which controls motorways around Paris and in the west of France. |
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Friday, 09 December 2005 |
The US House of Representatives Committee on Energy and Commerce held a hearing on "Understanding Peak Oil Theory" (Dec 7th) ASPO International president Prof Kjell Aleklett, who recently launched ASPO Australia (see below), was among 6 witnesses invited to the committee. The other witnesses were Dr Robert Hirsch (SAIC and author of the Hirsch Report), Mr Robert Esser (Cambridge Energy Research Associates - CERA), Mr Murray Smith (Minister-Counsellor Govt. - Canadian Embassy) and members of the US House of Representatives the Hon. Roscoe Bartlett and the Hon. Tom Udall. Prof Aleklett's written submission is available here and Robert Hirsch's is here. Audio from the two and a half hour long hearing is available here in realaudio format. |
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Friday, 25 November 2005 |
Jean Laherrere of ASPO in Europe rebuts claims by an Australian
economist Professor Owen that abundant cheap oil remains to be produced
and that prices will fall drastically ("Higher Oil Output to Push Down Petrol Price" SMH 19th
November). This letter was originally sent to the letters page of the Sydney Morning Herald.
Those who irresponsibly if unwittingly claim that oil is plentiful as
Professor Owen has done ("Higher Oil Output to Push Down Petrol Price" SMH 19th
November) will be contributing to the torment faced by an unprepared world when
scarcity occurs and consumer suffering intensifies. The longer we deny peak oil
has been reached in a society based on cheap and abundant energy, the less time
we'll have to change our way of life and meet the alternatives head on. |
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Wednesday, 23 November 2005 |
ASPO-Australia was formally launched on 21st November in Perth by Prof. Kjell Aleklett, president of ASPO International at the RAC(WA) media room. This was followed in the evening by a well-attended public lecture on Peak Oil at the University of Western Australia. This event was hosted by the Institute of Advanced Studies and the Sustainable Transport Coalition. Prof. Aleklett's powerpoint slides from the UWA lecture are here and the audio recording of the lecture is here.Prof Aleklett also addressed an Australian Institute of Energy luncheon (23 Nov). His presentation is available from the AIENews items relating to Kjell Alekletts visit: No technological fix for falling oil stocksOil prices surge overnight (Aleklett interview)Further items can be found on Energyreview.net and in the Australian Financial Review (Monday) which are both subscription only. |
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