-->Fazit: ich würde auf die großen Ã-lgesellschaften eher verzichten (wegen evt. kommendem Abschreibungsbedarf auf Reserven), dafür eher auf kleine Explorer oder Ã-lzertis setzen.
As Shell recently, uncomfortably, made plain, we don't even know if the reserves claimed by oil companies are real or fiction.
The latest stage of this corporate calamity saw Shell wipe 4.5 billion barrels from its"proven" reserves, meaning it's got a quarter less oil on hand than previously claimed.
I asked a few Wall Street types this week if it is really only Shell of which we can no longer be sure. To a man, they said that no other big oil companies will have to confess to overstating reserves, though this seemed to be a matter of faith rather than proof.
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This week there was a Peak Oil conference in Berlin, a gathering of worrywarts wearing metaphorical"we are doomed" placards.
One unusual attendee was Fatih Birol, the chief economist of the International Energy Agency, who gave a speech saying that everything is fine, before admitting afterwards to a BBC reporter that everything is not. "This is not for the press," he said, after blurting out that the Saudis need to increase supply by 3m barrels a day to avert an oil crisis by the end of the year.
[Aha, nach bisherigen IAE-Angaben sollte sich das Ã-langebot in den nächsten Jahren bis mind. 2025 um 50% erhöhen, solange wären auch keine Knappheitserscheinungen zu erwarten, bla bla [img][/img] ]
If they don't or they can't, there will be more at stake than the cost of the school run.
Gruß,
Sorrento
<ul> ~ Telegraph</ul>
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