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Title: Peak oil and local authorities


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  • Peak oil and local authorities
  • Adaptation 2009
  • Leicester City Council
  • 29th January 2009
  • David Strahan
  • odac_at_btconnect.com

2
Crisis? What crisis?
Source ASPO
3
Why they call it peak oil
Source ASPO
4
Why oil peaks
United States
Source IHS Energy
5
Peak oil why it matters
  • Oil supplies 95 transport energy
  • Agriculture critically dependent on oil and
    gas producing 1 calorie of food requires
  • 10 calories of fossil energy.
  • Oil and gas provide all petrochemicals and
    lubricants
  • Oil price spikes cause recessions

6
Peak predictions
Kenneth Deffeyes 2005 Colin Campbell
2010 Chris Skrebowski 2011 Energyfiles 2
016 PFC Energy 2020 IEA 2030 CER
A 2030 United States 2037
7
Oil producers (98)
8
Post peak oil producers (64)
9
Couldnt we find some more?
Source IHS Energy Groppe, Long Littell
10
Are we there yet?
Source EIA, Argus Media
11
Serial oil price spikes and slumps
12
Oil drives energy prices
Source John Hall Associates
13
The threat and the challenge
  • High and volatile oil, gas, power prices
  • Physical shortages (2000 protests)
  • Reduce oil and gas dependence asap
  • Focus on transport public and private
  • Bring the community with you

14
Responses
  • Political commitment
  • Comprehensive energy/efficiency audit
  • Demand constraint
  • Planning the built environment
  • Information campaign
  • REFUEL for resilience

15
Biofuels inadequate
  • 1st generation food crops
  • In Europe/US, 5 road fuel 20 cropland
    (IEA)
  • 2nd generation woody biomass
  • World transport fuel demand land
    area of China (Strahan)

16
Small vehicles electrification
17
Large vehicles biogas
Biomethane could provide 16 UK transport fuel
(NSCA, 2006) Public transport consumes lt5
Sources NSCA, DfT
18
Biomethane benefits
  • Carbon reductions 75 - 200
  • Energy security
  • Low duty (10p/L v 50p/L diesel)
  • Waste strategy
  • Digestate/fertilizer
  • Flexibility bi-fuel vehicles
  • Air quality/noise

19
Summary
  • Comprehensive energy consumption audit and
    resource assessment
  • Amend Sustainability Commitment
  • Emergency planning
  • Public information campaign
  • Detailed investigation of waste food oil,
    electrification and biogas

20
  • Peak oil and local authorities
  • Adaptation 2009
  • Leicester City Council
  • 29th January 2009
  • David Strahan
  • odac_at_btconnect.com
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