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![Peak oil in Latin America This post is using mainly BP’s Statistical Review published in June 2017. Although these statistics put Mexico under North America, it is included here and added to South and Central […]](http://crudeoilpeak.info/wp-content/uploads/Latin_America_oil_production_vs_consumption_1965-2016-115x115.jpg)
![Almost half of Australia’s petrol, diesel and jet fuel imports come from South Korea and Japan As the world wonders what comes next in the North Korean missile crisis we need to have a look what a military confrontation would mean for Australia. This article from […]](http://crudeoilpeak.info/wp-content/uploads/Australian_petrol_imports_by_country_2004_May2017-115x115.jpg)
![Sydney planning chaos: New Planning Review makes no provision for light rail at Epping station (part 2) Continuation from part 1 There must be a proper LR terminus at Epping. Let’s look at the options. The closest location to the station would be on the South bound […]](http://crudeoilpeak.info/wp-content/uploads/Epping-station_pedestrian_bridge-115x115.jpg)
![Sydney planning chaos: New Planning Review makes no provision for light rail at Epping station (part 1) A planning review for Sydney’s suburb of Epping which started in 2016 contains an interim traffic report with a focus on cars and parking. https://www.cityofparramatta.nsw.gov.au/about-parramatta/precinct-planning/epping-planning-review No land or road space is […]](http://crudeoilpeak.info/wp-content/uploads/PRL_planned_train_services_1999_for_2006-115x115.jpg)
![Australia’s oil stock coverage on record low In prime time evening news of the Australian public broadcaster ABC TV, on 21 June 2017, the business presenter Alan Kohler tried to explain a fall in oil prices by […]](http://crudeoilpeak.info/wp-content/uploads/Australia_IEA_days_coverage_2010-Apr2017-115x115.jpg)
![Asia Pacific oil supply gap widening as China production drops The annual BP Statistical Review with data up to and including 2016 was published last week. In this post we have a look at oil statistics for Asia – Pacific. […]](http://crudeoilpeak.info/wp-content/uploads/Asia_oil_production_1965-2016-115x115.jpg)
![Brent Exit UK has actually more important problems to solve than the planned Brexit and this is the exit of their oil and gas industry over the years to come. This is […]](http://crudeoilpeak.info/wp-content/uploads/Brent_monthly_production_1976-Feb2017-115x115.jpg)
![Australian ABC TV selectively quotes BP to match its own “no worries” narrative On the 7 pm news of Friday, 26/5/2017, with 610K viewers, ABC TV quoted from BP’s Energy Outlook 2017 by cherry-picking parts of graphs, giving viewers the impression that there […]](http://crudeoilpeak.info/wp-content/uploads/Lasker_Brent_crude_price_26May2017-115x115.jpg)
![Australian Budget 2017-18 ignores IEA oil price warning The Budget 2017/18 assumes a Tapis oil price of $55/barrel. However, at such low oil prices, oil companies can’t make sufficient investments to offset decline in existing oil fields. Therefore, […]](http://crudeoilpeak.info/wp-content/uploads/Australian_taxation_revenue_budget_2017-18-115x115.jpg)
![South Korea’s oil trade under threat In 2010 the China Sign Post blog published an article entitled “Playing with fire. Potential impact of a North Korean threat to South Korean oil refineries”, showing following map: Fig […]](http://crudeoilpeak.info/wp-content/uploads/North-Korea-threat-to-refineries_June-2010-115x115.jpg)