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Saudi Arabia's oil production company is Saudi Aramco. Its former Vice President of oil exploration and production, Sadad al Husseini, recently made the following comment on oil prices at the 30th Oil & Money Conference, held in London on October 20-21: ... as you go up to say $90 a barrel, you're consuming 4.5% of the global economy [for oil].

Each moonlit night the giant would eat one of the old woman's pigs. Finally, she hired a young feller to keep watch.

The end of the oil age won't be a pretty thing, but a new report by Deutsche Bank suggests it could be even uglier than we feared... There's been a lot of stale argument recently about oil - is it running out? Are we approaching/at/passed Peak Oil ? Business, unsurprisingly, isn't waiting for the answer; it's working out what will happen next.

From time to time, pessimistic analyses are published which forecast that the world will reach 'peak oil' levels, which means that the remaining oil reserves will not be able to meet future increases in the demand for energy.

Glenn Labhart Chair, Energy Oversight Committee Global Association of Risk Professionals Topic: Energy Risk Professional: Understanding the Energy Markets The dawn of the Third Industrial Revolution "The most hated man in science" said that it may be too late to save civilization.

Warren Buffett met with students from Rice University's graduate school of business Friday.

In an age where humans are the driving force behind global warming, peak oil, and food shortages, more and more people are looking to alternative energies to solve the world's problems.

The Maori Party has supported all previous legislation that seeks to address the dual crises of peak oil and climate change.

To get some substance to the story and to get somebody to go on record, The Guardian spoke to John Hemmings a Member of Parliament, and chair of the UK all-party parliamentary group on peak oil and gas.

COP15 failure and Peak Oil success: Why exaggerate Global Warming? OECD leaders go far out of their way to never, ever mention Peak Oil.

Forget "green growth". Judging by the hard numbers, only two economic factors produce reliably good environmental outcomes: high energy prices and recession.

A new report suggests that oil production will not peak for at least two more decades and will plateau for decades after that.

There's only one reason why you'd invest in the oil and gas sector; because you're confident that, over the long term, the price of oil is going to rise.

Warren Buffett bought a RR anticipating a major change in America driven by high energy costs.

D oomsday sagas have never been far from our collective American imagination, but they've rarely been closer.

Virgin, Stagecoach and Yahoo among firms calling for measures to address economic dislocation from a sudden rise in oil prices Peak oil predicted.

For years, in has been taken for gospel in Russian oil circles that oil was simply a limitless resource, created by physical processes deep within the earth.

Brooklyn Treehugger Matthew McDermott relays word that "world oil reserves are far lower than officially reported, the situation far more serious than publicly admitted, and we're already past peak oil ." The Oil Drum is a weblog about energy and our future and "Peak Oil" is a favorite topic .

The controversy over the International Energy Agency figures has hightlighted the peak oil debate.