Peak Oil: Geht die Nachfrage nach Öl in den USA & China nun nur mehr nach unten?

Sept. 29, 2024

An abstract painting representing the end of oil. The central object, a distorted and cracked oil barrel, symbolizes the decline and eventual end of oil consumption. Surrounding it are fading streaks of red, orange, and yellow, representing diminishing energy and demand, while the background transitions to cooler, muted shades of green, blue, brown, and black, evoking a natural and post-oil world. Simple shapes and flat, expressive brushstrokes emphasize the decline, giving the composition a sense of finality and transition toward sustainability. The overall aesthetic evokes the theme of closure and a shift away from oil dependence.

Both America and China may have already hit peak oil
The US, the world’s single-largest oil consumer, is now seeing falling demand and lower prices at the pump. 'On any reasonable view, US gasoline demand, accounting for one in every 12 barrels of oil consumed worldwide, has peaked.' Meanwhile, it looks like oil demand in China may have peaked in 2023; it is forecast to decrease by 1.1% annually between 2023 and 2025.

Via Fix The News

Hier die Prognose des US-Energieministeriums: (via Reuters)

Global steigt die Nachfrage nach Öl noch. 2035 sollte sie dann aber auch weltweit zu sinken beginnen, so die Prognose von Goldman Sachs.

Ja, das könnte alles schneller gehen. Aber es sind fantastische Nachrichten.

Notizblock von Andreas Sator

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