Categories
- Africa
- Algeria
- Angola
- Asia
- Australia
- Australia Budget
- Australia Transport
- Australian Mining
- Australian natural gas
- Australian rail
- Australian refineries
- Aviation
- BP
- BP Statistical Review
- Cars
- China
- Coal Seam Gas
- Crude oil analysis
- Debt
- Egypt
- Europe
- Feature1
- Global
- India
- Iran
- Iraq
- Japan
- Korea
- Kuwait
- Latin America
- Libya
- Middle East
- Motorways
- North Sea
- OPEC
- Peaky Leaks
- Persian Gulf
- Power Supply
- Qatar
- Russia
- Saudi Arabia
- Shale gas
- Shell
- Singapore
- South East Asia
- Sudan
- Sydney Metros
- Syria
- Taiwan
- Tony Abbott Australian PM
- Ukraine
- United Arab Emirates
- United Kingdom
- United States
- Venezuela
- Vietnam
Sidebar menu
- Net oil importers
- Oil Exports
- Crude oil imports
- Downloads
- Latest Graphs
- Oil price analysis
- Australian fuel prices
US drilling rig count
International drilling rig count
- International oil companies
- Diary
US tight oil production
China peak oil
World liquids supply – demand balance
Australian oil and fuel imports
-
-
Iran Update
04 September 2018 11:27 AM | No Comments -
NSW coal power maxed out in hot summer (part 2)
16 March 2018 11:36 PM | No Comments -
Howard’s Energy Policy Failure 2004
31 October 2017 12:00 PM | No Comments -
Sydney would peak at 4.9 million with zero net overseas migration
27 February 2017 8:17 AM | No Comments -
Exxon plans to produce gas close to China’s 9 dash line claim
28 December 2016 7:06 PM | No Comments -
Sydney mismanages transition to driver-less single deck trains (part 2)
04 January 2015 9:02 AM | No Comments -
Sydney plans to dismantle rail infrastructure built just 6 years ago (part 1)
30 December 2014 9:28 PM | No Comments -
Sustainable Cities Master Plan
26 August 2009 9:00 AM | No Comments
-
Australian diesel imports update January 2025 data. Preparing for surprises in the Strait of Taiwan (part 2)
22 May 2025 5:05 PM | No Comments -
Australian diesel imports update January 2025 data. Preparing for surprises in the Strait of Taiwan?
22 April 2025 12:00 PM | No Comments -
Post-Covid crude production in world outside the US still lower than end 2018
25 March 2025 12:00 PM | No Comments -
US shale oil seems to cover up peaking crude oil production in the rest of the world since 2018
04 March 2025 4:06 PM | No Comments -
Another hot windless day in NSW and coal power plants were running at 90 per cent available capacity after sunset
07 February 2025 6:00 PM | No Comments -
Queensland heat wave on 22 Jan 2025 caused lack of reserves LOR2 and high spot prices for 2 hrs
25 January 2025 12:00 PM | No Comments -
Load shedding in New South Wales 27 November 2024 (part 4)
08 December 2024 5:00 PM | No Comments -
Load shedding in New South Wales 27 November 2024 (part 3)
06 December 2024 11:08 AM | No Comments -
Load shedding in New South Wales 27 November 2024 (part 2)
06 December 2024 7:27 AM | No Comments -
Load shedding in New South Wales 27 November 2024 (part 1)
05 December 2024 10:32 PM | No Comments
AEMO Algeria Asian century Australia Australia import dependency Bakken BITRE 117 BP Statistical Review Canadian tar sands China Coal seam gas crude oil imports diesel imports Epping station Fuel imports Howard IEA Incremental crude oil graphs Iran Iraq Libya LNG M2 M2 widening Northconnex North Dakota NSW OPEC peak oil Power demand Power generation rail Russia Saudi Arabia South China Sea South East Asia South Korea Sydney tight oil Tony Abbott Transurban US crude oil production US shale oil Venezuela Vietnam -
-
Latest Headlines
-
Australian Fuel Security Review ignores peak oil in China 2015 (part 1)
Posted on April 29, 2019 | No CommentsJust a week before a Federal election was called the Australian Minister for Energy, Angus Taylor, released an interim report on fuel security on 4th April 2019 for public consultation (hereinafter […] -
Sydney’s Immigration Metros (Part 1)
Posted on March 11, 2019 | No CommentsIn the latest announcement of the Berejiklian government, 5 min before the 23rd March 2019 election, the New South Wales Premier confirmed the government will build the Metro West (already […] -
NSW coal fired power plants generation in late January 2019
Posted on February 5, 2019 | No CommentsFig 1: NSW power generation, prices and temperatures We see the critical day was Thursday, Jan 31st with temperatures up to 39.3 degrees. Coal generation was 8,853 MW (out of […] -
Victoria became power importer in January 2019 heatwave
Posted on January 29, 2019 | No CommentsFig 1: 7 days power generation in Victoria (screenshot from the Open NEM website) https://opennem.org.au/#/regions/vic In order to understand the above graph we have to know how Excel is dealing […] -
Victoria’s 600 MW brown coal plant outage leads to price spike but system survives
Posted on January 23, 2019 | No CommentsYesterday, 22 Jan 2019, total power demand on Australia’s East Coast reached – just like 5 days earlier – the 35 GW mark. Fig 1: Power generation by source for […] -
NSW power imports in January 2019 heatwave exceed 2 GW, drive up electricity prices
Posted on January 21, 2019 | No CommentsMaximum demand for electricity increased from 9,500 MW on 13 Jan 2019 (16:00) to a whopping 14,000 MW on 17 Jan 2019 (17:30). Fig 1: Heatwave pushing up power demand […] -
Qatar peak oil
Posted on December 6, 2018 | No CommentsQatar announces it will leave OPEC Fig 1: Qatar’s Minister for Energy 4/12/2018 Qatar to withdraw from OPEC in January 2019 Speaking at a news conference in the capital Doha, […] -
European oil consumption after North Sea Peak Oil
Posted on November 28, 2018 | No CommentsHors-d’oeuvre On the streets of Paris: 24 Nov 2018 Fuel price protests on the Champs Elysees https://france-inflation.com/prix-carburants.php 20 Nov 2018: The “gilets jaunes” have a hard time to convince truck […] -
Saudi Update October 2018
Posted on October 30, 2018 | No CommentsWe do not know where the Khashoggi case will go but what is happening in Saudi Arabia is important for the world. Jodi data up to Aug 2018, released 19/10/2018 […] -
Sydney playing risky and costly metropoly games amid oil price fears (part 1)
Posted on October 7, 2018 | No CommentsSydney must be the only city in the world which closes its most modern heavy rail tunnel, 12.5 kms, designed for its ubiquitous double deckers and used by long distance […]