Debunking peak demand
Maeso, Martin
Debunking peak demand - jun. 2010 - 2 p. ; 40-41
Transcripción del resumen del autor. The notion of 'peak demand' is often invoked to suggest that the US or global economy is somehow less in need of affordable oil today or that Americans are simply finding owning a car unnecessary or undesirable. Is this really the case, though? Are we weaning ourselves off from a dependence on oil? These questions can be answered by taking a look at oil consumption statistics, argues Steven Kopits, Managing Director - US operations, Douglas-Westwood.
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Debunking peak demand - jun. 2010 - 2 p. ; 40-41
Transcripción del resumen del autor. The notion of 'peak demand' is often invoked to suggest that the US or global economy is somehow less in need of affordable oil today or that Americans are simply finding owning a car unnecessary or undesirable. Is this really the case, though? Are we weaning ourselves off from a dependence on oil? These questions can be answered by taking a look at oil consumption statistics, argues Steven Kopits, Managing Director - US operations, Douglas-Westwood.
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