The Braking Point: The Future of Energy is a presentation by Mark A. Stansberry

1. The Braking Point The Future of Energy Mark A. Stansberry Chairman, The GTD Group

2. I. Introduction

3. I. Introduction

5. U.S. Number of Operating Refineries 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 260 1982 1987 1992 1997 2002 2007

8. Power Generation by Source

9. Renewable Energy Consumption Natural Gas 23% Petroleum 40% Coal 23% Renewable 6% Nuclear 8%

11. Importers Top World Oil Net Importers, 2006 (thousand barrels per day) Rank Country Imports 1 United States 12,357 2 Japan 5,031 3 China 3,428 4 Germany 2,514 5 Korea, South 2,156 6 France 1,890 7 India 1,733 8 Italy 1,568 9 Spain 1,562 10 Taiwan 940 11 Netherlands 935 12 Singapore 825 13 Turkey 625 14 Thailand 594 15 Belgium 583

12. Exporters Top World Oil Net Exporters, 2006 (thousand barrels per day) Rank Country Exports 1 Saudi Arabia 8,525 2 Russia 6,757 3 United Arab Emirates 2,564 4 Norway 2,551 5 Iran 2,487 6 Kuwait 2,316 7 Venezuela 2,183 8 Nigeria 2,141 9 Algeria 1,842 10 Mexico 1,710 11 Libya 1,530 12 Iraq 1,438 13 Angola 1,379 14 Kazakhstan 1,145 15 Canada 1,036

15. Consumers Top World Oil Consumers, 2006 (thousand barrels per day) Rank Country Consumption 1 United States 20,687 2 China 7,273 3 Japan 5,159 4 Russia 2,920 5 Germany 2,665 6 India 2,587 7 Canada 2,252 8 Brazil 2,231 9 Korea, South 2,174 10 Saudi Arabia 2,139 11 Mexico 1,997 12 France 1,961 13 United Kingdom 1,830 14 Italy 1,732 15 Iran 1,662

17. Producers Top World Oil Producers, 2006 (thousand barrels per day) Rank Country Production 1 Saudi Arabia 10,665 2 Russia 9,677 3 United States 8,331 4 Iran 4,148 5 China 3,845 6 Mexico 3,707 7 Canada 3,288 8 United Arab Emirates 2,945 9 Venezuela 2,803 10 Norway 2,786 11 Kuwait 2,675 12 Nigeria 2,443 13 Brazil 2,166 14 Algeria 2,122 15 Iraq 2,008

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