Abstract 20 years ago, in 1998, Scientific American published a paper by Colin J. Campbell
and Jean H. Laherrère titled “The End of Cheap Oil”[1], starting a debate on oil depletion …

The present paper reviews the reactions and the path of acceptance of the theory known as
“peak oil”. The theory was proposed for the first time by MK Hubbert in the 1950s as a way to …

Abstract Up until recently Peak Oil was a major discussion point crossing from academic
research into mainstream journalism, yet it now attracts far less interest. This paper …

The COVID-19 pandemic sent the oil industry into turmoil on a scale not seen since the
1970s. While the sector appears to be recovering, questions remain about the extent to …

This paper, analyses the factors impacting the price of crude oil in order to examine the likely
evolution of the oil market and attempts to answer the question, whether cheap oil is already …

With the exception of two oil shocks in the 1970s, world oil production experienced steady
growth throughout the 20th century, from about 400,000 barrels a day in 1900 to over 74 …

This paper examines aspects of the case against global oil peaking, and in particular sets
out to answer a viewpoint that the world can have abundant supplies of oil “for years to …

This study addresses several questions concerning the peaking of conventional oil
production from an optimist's perspective. Is the oil peak imminent? What is the range of …

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This paper discusses theories that can explain the zig-zags of oil prices in general and in
particular the recent jump. More precisely, the following explanations are discussed: Homo …