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Natural gas liquids and other liquids, included in “oil – all liquids” have been increasing steadily from 9 mb/d in January 2001 to 12 mb/d in January 2010. These additional 3 mb/d somehow eased the impact of the crude oil peak. In January 2010 we had Crude oil and condensate: 73,228 Kb/d NGLs and other liquids 12,301 [...] On 1st March 2010, the Federal Government published a new Australian Energy Resource Assessment (AERA)[1]. In chapter 3 on oil it contains a graph on future oil production on page 79. What we can see from this graph (note the inserted comment is by the author of this paper): Crude oil production from known oil fields will [...] |
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