… models of depletable resources do not generate production peaks. I present four models …
This section presents four Hotelling-style models with peaks in production. Unlike the curve …

We propose a model to reconcile the theory of inter-temporal non-renewable resource depletion
with well-known stylized facts concerning the exploitation of exhaustible resources such …

… of peak oil is more and more often mentioned in the media and it has caught the imagination
of the public. In general, the reaction to peak oil is … The Hubbert based models of the world …

… in peak oil estimates is due to two main factors. The first factor is uncertainty in the conventional
oil … The second factor is the different methods for modeling conventional oil production. …

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… of the reserves and use models. In this article, we use the typical Peak Oil models, the Hu–…
in China and the world, to forecast China's oil Ultimate Recovery (URR). The former appears …

… models have attempted to explain how petroleum was formed. These two theories can be
called the biogenic and the abiotic (alternatively abiogenic or non-biogenic) models … models, …

… The peak oil movement seems to have faded away, while the … cycle of the peak oil movement,
examining how the peak oil concept was … In most cases, these models used as an input an …

… that oil production capacity is determined by geology and that global capacity will peak very
… the geologic arguments and conclude that peak oil will not occur for many decades in the …

… the phenomenon of peak oil, which is the time when the global rate of crude oil extraction
reaches its … Since most economic models of exhaustible resources do not explicitly generate a …