Gail
Tverberg: Why There's No Economically Sustainable Price For Oil
Anymore
Peak
Prosperity – Chris Martensen
Actuary
Gail Tverberg returns to provide an update on where we are in the
global energy story. Her outlook is not rosy: she doesn't not see a
path for society to transition to an affordable, plentiful substitute
to petroleum as a transportation fuel. The physics as well as the
funding do not pencil out, at least with today's known technologies.
Without
such a solution in hand, the world finds itself now mired in a
scenario where there really is no long-term workable range for the
price of oil. It's either "too high" and demand suffers, or
"too low" and producers can't afford to extract it. The
acceptable middle ground has disappeared.
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