PeakOil: the moment that we’ve taken out half of the oil that was out there and times of a cheap and abundant oil driven economy are for ever over. A time of severe growth of demand, declining supply, expensive exploration, higher prices by these three, beyond limits shortages, huge regional and geopolitical tensions. Undersupply of everything we need, and oversupply of shortages. Is this situation this our outlook? Let’s not hope so. But an 50% more energy demand in the next 2 decades by rapidly declining energy supply the same time is an fact and had it accelerating consequences on the prices of energy for our economies | GLOBAL RESOURCES ANALYSIS 2008 WITH SITUATION 2008 ACTION PLAN 2008 FINANCE MODEL 2008 Describing the rapidly changing global economical landscape with many market polarity changes caused by increasing global demand declining plateauing global supply and higher exploration production costs. Analyzing possible action points that could slow down economical decline and soften the economical impact. Drafting the finance model for 1 GWP Gross World Product in size global energy transition investments. DRAFT VERSION Commercial Version Publishing Name USA GLOBAL RESOURCES ANALYSIS DRAFT VERSION 2008-04-08 PAGE 2 The Global Resources Analysis - Volume I II III are made by Economical Development Organization The Global Resources Analysis - Volume I II III are published by Indus Corporation Holland Draft Version April 8 2008 2007-2008 GLOBAL RESOURCES ANALYSIS DRAFT VERSION 2008-04-08 PAGE
