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To: DMaA who wrote (155504)1/23/2006 10:35:49 AM
From: Triffin   of 793759
 
Well, we need a plan of transition .. especially for
liquid fuels for transportation and home heating ( where
the 'shortage' will be ) .. At present rates of consumption
(ie 30.5 Billion barrels crude per year ) and +1.6% per year
demand growth .. we blow thru the next 1 trillion barrels
by 2031 or by 2041 with no demand growth ..

If we commit to a nuclear build-out for baseload power,
then the remaining oil supplies would support a transition
to GTL or CTL for transport fuels ( though an all electric
transportation grid makes the most sense to me ) .. This
approach would also address the concerns of the Global
Warming crowd as we phase out coal fired steam plants ..

Attempting to maintain the energy status quo will only
guarantee a future hard crash ..

Triff ..

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