Here we're listing upcoming and previous conferences and workshops.
The Time to React? - ASPO 6 Conference took place in Cork, Ireland 17th-18th September 2007.
More information can be found on the conference website
The Fifth International Conference of the Association for the Study of Peak Oil and Gas (ASPO-5) was held on July 18-19 2006 in San Rossore (near Pisa) in Italy. Over 250 people attended the 25 talks presented by international experts and discussed the numerous poster presentation. The conference was also attended by more than 30 media representatives from all over the world and by numerous media teams.
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Proceedings of the
3rd International Workshop On Oil&Gas Depletion Berlin, Germany, May 25-26 2004 Organised by the Association for the Study of Peak Oil&Gas The workshop was held at the Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften, Markgrafenstrasse 38 (Gendarmenmarkt), Berlin, Germany. If information and other material from this proceeding is used the following reference should be given: Proceedings of the 3rd International Workshop on Oil&Gas Depletion, Berlin, Germany, France, May 25-26 2004,
Edited by K. Aleklett, J.P. Gerling, www.peakoil.net/iwood2004 The following presentations are available
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Proceedings of the
2nd International Workshop On Oil Depletion Paris, France, May 26-27 2003 Organised by the Association for the Study of Peak Oil&Gas The workshop was held at the Institut Francais du Pétrole , Rueil Malmaison, Paris. If information and other material from this proceeding is used the following reference should be given:
Proceedings of the 2nd International Workshop on Oil Depletion, Paris, France, May 26-27 2003,
Edited by K. Aleklett, C. Campbell and J. Meyer, www.peakoil.net/iwood2003 . (This page will be updated when we get new PowerPoint presentations and papers.) Programme booklet (Welcome, General Depletion Picture, Programme, The Speakers, Abstracts, The War for Oil, Contacts) (Use Explorer for PowerPoint presentations)
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| Uppsala, Sweden, May 23-25, 2002 Organised by Uppsala University and ASPO,the Association for the Study of Peak Oil ASPO newsletter |
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Press release from ASPO ( release , figure )
Go to proceedings with PowerPoint precentations and
The ASPO Statistical Review of Oil and Gas. ( this way )
Some photos from the workshop ( photos )
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Statement by Matthew Simmons, energy adviser for President Bush: “We need a wake up call. We need it desperately. We need basically a new form of energy. I don’t know that there is one.” (TV4, Sweden) |
Some articles about iwood2002:
Article in Upsala Nya Tidning (in Swedish)
Article in The Washington Times
Article in The Detroit News
Article in Houston Chronicale
Article in Las Vegas Sun
Article in Oil News
Article in Hoovers
Article in The Plain Dealer, Cleveland
Article in Bangkok Post
Article in Seattle Times
Article in The Atlanta Journal
Article in FoxNews Channel
Article in Newsday
| Program (open word.com ) |
| Workshop map (open word.com ) |
| Press release ( in Swedish ) (in English ) |
| Information about Uppsala ( take a look ) |
| Uppsala university (take a look ) |
| Registration form: (word.doc ) |
Invited speakers:
| The assessment and importance of oil depletion | Colin J. Campbell, Ireland (ODAC) | Abstract |
| U.S. Energy Policy Issues | Matt Simmons, Houston, USA | Abstract |
| Russian oil and gas: A realistic assessment | Ray C. Leonard, Yukos Oil, Moscow, Russia | Abstract |
| Middle East view of the oil situation | Ali Bakhtiari, Iran | Abstract |
| Norway Norwegian Experience | Eric Mathiesen, Norwegian Petroleum Directorate | |
| Modelling future liquids production from extrapolation of the past and from ultimates | Jean Laherrere, France | Abstract |
| Past oil forecasts, and the "Limits to Growth" message | Roger W. Bentley, UK (ODAC) | Abstract |
| An Overview of US Hydrocarbon Supply and the Possible Impact of New Alaskan Reserves |
Jeremy Gilbert, Irland | Abstract |
| The Depletion of the North Sea and its Significance for Europe | Peter Gerling, Bundesanstalt fuer Geowissenschaften und Rohstoffe, Germany | Abstract |
| Renewable Energy in Europe - Past and Fututure | Werner Zittel, Ottobrunn, Germany | Abstract |
| Consideration on Renewable Electric Energy Systems | Mats Leijon, Uppsala, Sweden | Abstract |
| Raising awareness of the issue | Sara Astor, London, UK | |
| Building Limited Fossil Energy Supplies into the World Monetary System | Richard Douthwaite | Abstract |
| Climate Change and Oil Depletion | Rui Rosa (Evora University), Portugal | Abstract |
| Climate Change and Oil Depletion: Opportunities for a Common Cure? |
Jurgen Lefevre, Foundation for International Environmental Law and Development (FIELD), UK | Abstract |
| The Western geopolitics of energy supply: a short-sighted approach to the global energy shift |
Susanne Peters, Giessen University, Germany. | Abstract |
| Summary | Kjell Aleklett, Uppsala, Sweden | Abstract |
| Submitted contributions to the workshop | ||
| Impact of oil depletion in Sweden | Gunnar Agfors, The Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering | |
| Coming Oil crisis - will there be some surviving? | Pavel Stroev, Folkecenter for Renewable Energy, Denmark | Abstract |
| Ruralisation, a possible planning method to avoid impacts from reduced energy input | Folke Günther, Lund University, Sweden | Abstract |
| Economics and Peak Oil: lessons from offshore. |
Maarten van Mourik, Karmsund, Norway |
| The workshop is open for additional contributions. Abstracts on contributions can be sent to Kjell Aleklett, aleklett@tsl.uu.se . |
| Organizing Committee: Prof. K. Aleklett, Uppsala, Sweden, chairman Dr. R.W.Bentley, London, U. K. Dr. C. J. Campbell, Cork, Ireland Dr. Klaus Illum, Denmark Prof. S. Kullander, Uppsala, Sweden Prof. M. Leijon, Uppsala, Sweden ASPO Representatives (adviser committee). The workshop is sponsored by: |
| The Workshop has been organised to address the impact of resource constraints and natural depletion on the global supply of oil, one of Europe 's most critical energy sources. The Workshop will examine geological mechanisms of oil generation, the processes of extraction, and the nature of depletion as imposed by reservoir physics. The workshop will address also the unreliable nature of public data on oil reserves, the record of past oil forecasts, and the misunderstanding of the 'Limits to Growth' message of the 1970s. It will question the ability of conventional economics to handle a rapidly depleting resource, and draw attention to the impact of oil's decline on Europe's economic situation. It will ask why governments are not better informed, and why they fail to make appropriate preparations to ease the impact of the transition from growing to declining oil supply, which is likely to be a major historical discontinuity. The Workshop will conclude with recommendations for remedying past failures in understanding the issue, and with proposals for improving the database, and for working towards a new system for managing oil depletion, a subject too serious to be left to market forces, or the sole interests of producer countries. In short, the Workshop aims to address one of the critical near-term issues affecting Mankind. |