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    1. Peak Oil: Transport in Transition Bryn Davidson August 2008
    2. How I ended up talking about oil & energy... to green building... From mechanical engineering.... to energy... to mobility planning.... to urban design....
    3. ..at a time when the world is talking about energy.
    4. ..at a time when the world is talking about energy. ..and emissions, and energy-security
    5. ..at a time when the world is talking about energy. ..and emissions, and energy-security ...and looking for answers
    6. Peak oil is slowly entering mainstream awareness.... It must be real... it has merchandise! tb l h h di !
    7. Oil: What’s your perspective?
    8. What’s your perspective? Wall St. April July Nov.
    9. What’s your perspective? Economists 1960 1980 2000 2020 2040
    10. What’s your perspective? Geologists 1960 1980 2000 2020 2040
    11. What’s your perspective? 0000 1000 2000 3000 4000 Cultural Anthropologists
    12. Peak oil is slowly entering mainstream awareness.... \"The time when we could count on cheap oil and even cheaper natural gas is clearly ending\" D Dave O'R ill CEO Ch O'Reilly, ChevronTexaco - 2005 T
    13. Oil: what’s your perspective? “optimists” Lynch y Yergin (C.E.R.A) . “pessimists” p n roduction obal Oil Pr Campbell Simmons (A.S.P.O.) (A S P O ) Glo 1960 1980 2000 2020
    14. Oil: what’s your perspective? “optimists” “flat earth economists” Lynch y Yergin (C.E.R.A) . “pessimists” p roduction n “realists” obal Oil Pr Campbell Simmons (A.S.P.O.) (A S P O ) Glo 1960 1980 2000 2020
    15. Oil: what’s your perspective? What’s your perspective? Association for the International Study of Peak Oil & Gas Energy Agency (ASPO) (IEA) 2007 2007 'Pessimists' vs. 'Optimists': Two divergent views of the future. Q: How to act in the face of these mixed messages? captions - J.J.C Bruggink in ‘Four European Energy Futures’
    16. Oil: what’s your perspective? 1960 1980 2000 2020
    17. Oil: what’s your perspective? 1960 1980 2000 2020
    18. Oil: what’s your perspective? 2008 1960 1980 2000 2020
    19. Oil: what’s your perspective? The future of our cities? 1960 1980 2000 2020
    20. Peaking: Discovery & Production
    21. Understanding the Game: Peaking Giant Fields Samotlor, Russia 3500k 0 1970 1981 2000 * production curves excerpted from a presentation by Matt Simmons
    22. Understanding the Game: Peaking Giant Fields Slaughter, Texas 140k 0 1940 1974 2000 * production curves excerpted from a presentation by Matt Simmons
    23. Understanding the Game: Peaking Giant Fields Romashkino, Russia 1800k 0 1949 1973 1997 * production curves excerpted from a presentation by Matt Simmons
    24. Understanding the Game: Peaking Giant Fields Prudhoe Bay, Alaska 1600k 0 1969 1987 1997 * production curves excerpted from a presentation by Matt Simmons
    25. Peaking: Discovery Peaking: Discovery & Production & Production Time Lag ~40 Years Discovery Production Oil is easy to get, i Oil is increasingly and of good hard to get, and of quality. poorer quality. Time
    26. Peaking: Discovery Peaking: Discovery & Production & Production today today today “Of the 65 largest oil producing countries in the world 54 have passed their peak of production” Kjell Aleklett, 2005
    27. Peaking: Discovery & Production Peaking: Global Discovery & Production Discovery Production
    28. Why would production peak? What b t Wh t about: • New Discoveries & Technology • ‘Vast’ Middle East Reserves Vast • ‘Vast’ Resources: Markets & Substitutes
    29. ‘The Oil: Big Discoveries & Technology U.S. Conventional Wisdom’ New Technology and Discoveries 10000 kb/d 5000 kb/d US Lower 48 2008 0 kb/d 1930 1970 2010 2050
    30. ‘The Oil: Big Discoveries & Technology U.S. Conventional Wisdom’ New Technology and Discoveries Big, New Discoveries & New ‘Technology’ 10000 kb/d AK DW 5000 kb/d US Lower 48 2008 0 kb/d 1930 1970 2010 2050
    31. ‘The Oil: Big Discoveries & Technology U.S. Conventional Wisdom’ New Technology and Discoveries Big, New Discoveries & New ‘Technology’ 10000 kb/d ...only shift the curve l hif h AK DW 5000 kb/d US Lower 48 2008 0 kb/d 1930 1970 2010 2050
    32. Peaking Scenarios & The Magical Jump ‘The Conventional Wisdom The Wisdom’ The Endless Middle East
    33. ‘The Conventional Peaking Scenarios & The Magical Jump Wisdom’ The Endless Middle East Scenario 1: } Depends Peak ~2030 on whose data and Scenario 2: analysis you trust... Peak ~ Now to 2012 OPEC Reported Reserves
    34. ‘The Conventional Peaking Scenarios & The Magical Jump Wisdom’ The Endless Middle East Scenario 1: } Depends Peak ~2030 on whose data and Scenario 2: analysis you trust... Peak ~ Now to 2012 OPEC Reported Reserves In the late 80s OPEC Rules Changed : The More Reserves You Have > > More Pumping Allowed = More $$$ >> Magical New Reserves?
    35. ‘The Conventional Peaking Scenarios & The Magical Jump Wisdom’ The Endless Middle East OPEC Reported Reserves Global Reported Reserves
    36. Peaking Scenarios ‘The Conventional Wisdom’ The Endless Middle East A crude generalization... If you believe this, then we probably won’t peak until b bl ’t k til politically 2030... inflated reserves? If you believe this, then we’re y , probably peaking now...
    37. Understanding the Game: Mitigation Rates (Wedges)
    38. Understanding the Game: Mitigation Rates (Wedges) But it takes 15 years to change the fleet... Rules & Prices Change Overnight...
    39. Understanding the Game: Mitigation Rates (Wedges) Mitigation ‘Wedge’
    40. Understanding the Game: Mitigation Rates (Wedges) Mitigation ‘Wedge’ ...changing the city takes even longer.
    41. Understanding the Energy Transition - How fast can we adapt? Game: Mitigation Rates (Wedges) Mitigation Wedges ..to avoid liquid fuel shortfalls, we need a 20 year head-start. From ‘The Hirsch Report’ Robert Hirsch & Roger Bezdek for the U.S. DOE
    42. Understanding Markets and Substitutes... the Game: Mitigation Rates (Wedges) “... oil sands production cannot even compensate for the combined declining conventional oil production in Canada and the North Sea. Canada’s oil sands resources cannot prevent a global peak oil scenario. ” * scenario * “Canada’s Oil Sands Resources and Its Future Impact on Global Oil Supply” Bengt Söderbergh, Kjell Aleklett, Fredrik Robelius
    43. Modeling the Energy Transition:
    44. Modeling the Energy Transition: Fleet Efficiency - Jets & Trucks 140% 005) 120% ciency (vs. 20 100% 80% Technological Efficiency Fle Fuel Effic 60% Jets - 4% Trucks - 6% 40% eet 20% 0% 2000 2010 2020 2030 2040 2050
    45. Modeling the Energy Transition: US & Canada: Energy Transition Scenarios > Oil Constrained Truck Miles > Depletion + Mitigation 180 160 140 CO2 Neutral Electric Rail % vs. 2005 120 100 Vehicle Fuel Efficiency 80 CO2 Neutral v 60 Bio-Fuels 40 Tar Sands & Coal Liquids 20 0 2000 2010 2020 2030 2040 2050 Road Capacity Required for Trucks: Do we have as much road space today as we will ever need?
    46. Using scenarios to plan... Historic Global Oil Production
    47. Using scenarios to plan... Historic Global Oil Production Future Scenarios
    48. Using scenarios to plan... Global Oil Production Future Scenarios Me My Kids Highways & Highway Oriented Land-Use Transit & Heavy Rail Corridors Sewer Systems Parking Garages Condo Towers
    49. Using scenarios to plan... Global Oil Production Future Scenarios The infrastructure we’re building today will be serving us in a post-oil, climate constrained future. We need to use scenarios to test the value of our investments, and avoid building stranded assets. Highways & Highway Oriented Land-Use Transit & Heavy Rail Corridors Sewer Systems Parking Garages Condo Towers
    50. Using scenarios to plan... Will your project serve you past 2012? > Use scenario based planning to test your investment
    51. Using scenarios to plan... This economic projection is being used as a justification for a major highway expansion project in British Columbia. We’ll label this Scenario 1 www.th.gov.bc.ca/gateway
    52. Using scenarios to plan... • Rising fuel and construction costs • Intermittent fuel and power shortages • R idl E Rapidly Expanding ‘G di ‘Green C ll ’ S t Collar’ Sector • Turbulent Stock Market • Weird Weather
    53. Using scenarios to plan... • Carbon / Fuel Rationing • Massive Refugee Influx • U d l ti R Undulating Recessions i • Aging Infrastructure Breakdown • Rising Sea Levels g
    54. Using scenarios to plan... 2021 Truck Miles in 2021 +50% Now we can put these 3 projections side-by-side to test the resilience of our investment. www.th.gov.bc.ca/gateway
    55. Using scenarios to plan... 2021 Truck Miles in 2021 +50% -10% 3 Plausible Futures The key questions: -30% Is I new road capacity d i the best way to spend billions? Could we spend that money on something else that pays us back in all futures?
    56. Energy Transition: Setting Priorities
    57. Energy Transition: Setting Priorities Many potential responses to peak oil could lead to a disastrous acceleration of climate change f li t h
    58. Energy Transition: Setting Priorities Many potential responses to peak oil could lead to a disastrous acceleration of climate change f li t h * Gas to Coal Switching * Coal to Liquids * Tar Sands and Shale * Forest Removal for Biofuels
    59. Energy Transition: Setting Priorities Many Many strategies potential responses to for addressing peak oil could lead to a climate change disastrous acceleration do nothing to reduce of climate change f li t h oil dependence il d d * Gas to Coal Switching * Coal to Liquids * Tar Sands and Shale * Forest Removal for Biofuels
    60. Energy Transition: Setting Priorities Many Many strategies potential responses to for addressing peak oil could lead to a climate change disastrous acceleration do nothing to reduce of climate change f li t h oil dependence il d d * Gas to Coal Switching * Emissions Trading * Coal to Liquids * Forestry Based Offsets * Tar Sands and Shale * Atmospheric Carbon Capture * Forest Removal for Biofuels
    61. Energy Transition: Setting Priorities + We need to prioritize strategies that reduce both emissions and oil dependence = Energy Transition Strategies

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