Category:Peak oil

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Image:Peakoil.jpg The Hubbert peak theory, also known as peak oil, is an influential theory concerning the long-term rate of conventional oil and other fossil fuels production and depletion. It predicts that future world oil production will soon reach a peak and then rapidly decline.

For more information, see the article about Hubbert peak.

Articles in category "Peak oil"

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A Abiogenic petroleum origin Association for the Study of Peak Oil and Gas Athabasca Oil Sands B Roscoe Bartlett C Peter Calthorpe Colin Campbell (geologist) E EROEI The End of Suburbia Energy crisis Energy economics F Fischer-Tropsch process From The Wilderness Future energy development

H Haber process Richard Heinberg History of the petroleum industry in North America Hubbert curve Hubbert peak theory M. King Hubbert Hydrogen economy K Kenneth S. Deffeyes Michael Klare James Howard Kunstler L Limits to Growth M Matthew Simmons Methanol economy N Net energy gain

N cont. Non-conventional oil O ODAC Oil crash Oil supplies Olduvai theory Orinoco P Petroleum geology R Michael Ruppert T Tar sands The Hype about Hydrogen W Wood gas Z Zero growth