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To: big guy who wrote (39250)	2/16/2005 7:50:20 AM
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ASPO Revises Global Peak Oil Forecast The Association for the Study of Peak Oil (ASPO) has published a revised forecast for global peak oil production in its latest monthly newsletter. The ASPO model, which analyses various categories of oil separately taking account of their differing production and depletion profiles, now shows that the peak production date for 'regular oil' (also commonly referred to as 'conventional oil') would be 2006, and global production of all liquids (including 'unconventional' sources of oil) would peak in 2007. Further revisions will be made based on the recently published Oil & Gas Journal data for 2004 You can subscribe to the free monthly newsletter here. [Posted 10 January 2005] A lot of good stuff on their web site odac-info.org