le pétrole pas cher c'est fini (dossier complet).- Dossier "l'énergie en Europe"
- Dossier "l'énergie en Europe" (dossier pdf)
- Notions et concepts de base du pétrole
- AIE dossier pétrole
- AIE: JODI Joint Oil Data Initiative
- JODI manual definitions of products, concepts used in the oil industry
- U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY WORLD PETROLEUM ASSESSMENT 2000
- BP statistical data base; toutes les statistiques compilées par BP à partir de nombreuses sources
- Oil(wikipedia)
- Oil geology
- How oil was formed
- Tous les livres et discours de Matt Simmons
Matt Simmons, long time energy analyst who studied energy for 34 years, in his book “Twilight in the Desert” effectively confronts the complacent belief that there are ample oil reserves in Saudi Arabia and has created a compelling case that Saudi Arabia production will soon reach a peak, after which its production will decline and the world will be confronted with a catastrophic oil shortage. The factual basis of the book is over 200 technical papers published over the last 20 years which individually detail problems with particular wells or particular fields, but which collectively demonstrate that the entire Saudi oil system is “old and fraying” with reserves deliberately vastly overestimated. - Saudi Arabia peak oil; can production collapse?
- Peak oil not sustainable but insatiable
- Saudi Arabia Ghawar deline rate; Matt Simmons
- An example of an oil well decline
- Réserves de pétrole
- Pic de King Hubbert pour les différents pays producteurs
- Oil wells
- Completion of oil-wells
- Six super Majors:
ExxonMobil (United States) (XOM), Royal Dutch Shell (Netherlands) (United Kingdom) (RDS), BP (United Kingdom) (BP), Chevron Corporation (United States) (CVX), ConocoPhillips (United States) (COP), Total S.A. (France) (TOT) - National oil companies
- Peak oil
- Peak oil
It has taken between 50-300 million years to form, and yet we have managed to burn roughly half de all global petrole reserves in merely 125 years or so. The world now consumes 85 million barils of petrol per day, or 40,000 gallons par second, and demand is growing exponentially. - Pic pétrolier
- Nuca oil jackpot