[Peakoil-announce] Saudi oil production in decline says major bank
Alex P
alex-po at trevbus.org
Thu Apr 14 12:58:07 EST 2005
If oil production declines in Saudi Arabia's biggest field then the world
is in decline. Once other mainstream outlets start repeating this the
financial markets will probably react badly.
Quote:
Speculation over the actual size of Saudi Arabia's oil reserves is reaching
fever pitch as a major bank says the kingdom's - and the world's - biggest
field, Gharwar, is in irreversible decline.
The Bank of Montreal's analyst Don Coxe, working from their Chicago office,
is the first mainstream number-cruncher to say that Gharwar's days are
fated.
Coxe uses the phrase 'Hubbert's Peak' to describe the situation. This
refers to the seminal geologist M King Hubbert, who predicted the
unavoidable decline of oilfields back in the 1950s.
http://fromthewilderness.com/free/ww3/041305_world_stories.shtml#0
Alex P
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