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Re: PeakOil tanker switched to 2005, depletion in 2015?




by ABC2019 » 30/01/21, 07:20

moinsdewatt wrote:Global oil consumption collapsed by 9% in 2020.


it's perfect, you just have to start over every year for 30 years to achieve the objectives of the Paris agreements :P
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by Remundo » 30/01/21, 12:48

moinsdewatt wrote:Global oil consumption collapsed by 9% in 2020.

EIA: Global Oil Consumption Crashed By 9% In 2020


https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News ... -2020.html

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and the Oléocéniens, are they recovering?
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Re: PeakOil tanker switched to 2005, depletion in 2015?




by moinsdewatt » 30/01/21, 15:08

Remundo wrote:
moinsdewatt wrote:Global oil consumption collapsed by 9% in 2020.

EIA: Global Oil Consumption Crashed By 9% In 2020


https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News ... -2020.html

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and the Oléocéniens, are they recovering?


They have been orphaned from their site for 13 days. : Cry:
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by Remundo » 30/01/21, 15:37

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Re: PeakOil tanker switched to 2005, depletion in 2015?




by moinsdewatt » 31/01/21, 20:54

Namibia: potential of over 2 billion barrels reported east of PEL 0094 permit

Agence Ecofin 265 January 2021

Namibia, home to Venus-1, one of the 2021 most important wells to watch in 0094, is considered to be one of the most interesting areas for oil exploration globally. A status that the country confirms with the improvement of the resources of the PEL XNUMX offshore block.

In an update released Tuesday, Global Petroleum, which operates the PEL 0094 exploration permit off Namibia, announced an increase in prospective resources east of the permit of 2,048 billion barrels of oil. This brings the site's total prospective risk-free resources to 2,929 billion barrels. The pre-existing prospects indeed housed resources estimated at 881 million barrels.

This update was carried out following the interpretation of 2D seismic data that the company recently authorized. The work revealed seven new tracks in this part of the block. They also lead to a reduction in the exploration risks of the Marula area of ​​interest.

The new study has significantly boosted Global's confidence in the presence of bedrock and oil production at the site. Prospects are considered viable drill targets.

“As promised in December, we are happy to announce the identification of important new leads in the eastern part of PEL 0094 […]. Identifying potential resources on such a scale in new leads is obviously a big boost to the license's overall appeal and ability to be a major prospecting point, which is very timely as we begin. our farm out process, ”said Peter Hill, CEO of Global Petroleum.

Global, which is listed on ASX and AIM, owns and operates a 78% direct stake in PEL 0094.

https://www.agenceecofin.com/exploratio ... s-pel-0094
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by ABC2019 » 31/01/21, 21:02

oh the 20 days of global consumption, we're screwed, we sure won't be able to escape RCP 8.5 now, methane hydrates will degas at full speed now : Cry: It's certain !!
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by GuyGadeboisTheBack » 01/02/21, 09:51

ABC2019 wrote:oh the 20 days of global consumption, we're screwed, we sure won't be able to escape RCP 8.5 now, methane hydrates will degas at full speed now : Cry: It's certain !!

Keep taking people for idiots and you're going to take two more weeks off, I can tell.
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