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1 The Oil Peak syndrom: Facts and Myths Alain Labastie, 2011 President Society of Petroleum Engineers 1
2 Forecasts by experts or gurus are often unreliable I think there is a world market for maybe 5 computers (Thomas Watson, IBM chairman, 1943) Stocks have reached a permanently high plateau (Irving Fischer, prof of economics, Yale U., 1929) 640K ought to be enough for anybody (Bill Gates, 1981)
3 Outline Historical background Demand trends The role of energy conservation Hydrocarbons Resources & Reserves Climate security vs. Energy security Concluding remarks
4 Historical background Oil peak predictions have been made on a regular basis over the 20th century In 1918, oil peak was predicted for the late 20s In 1972, the Club of Rome predicted a decline of oil production in the 90s It never happened (worldwide basis)
5 Historical background In 1956, Hubbert predicted the oil production from the lower 48 states (USA) to peak between 1965 and 1970 This actually happened in 1970 But the deline is now stopped
6 The decline of oil production in the USA (lower 48 states) (*) Discoveries are registered as per their initially declared sizes and their timing is «forwarded» by 33 years Source : King Hubbert Updated by Jean Laherrere 2009 production (onshore + continental shelf) : Gb
7 The question today As hydrocarbons are present in finite quantity, the question is not if there will be a peak in production The question is: when? 80 years from now 20 years Next year Last year
8 Demand trends 2005 Data Source IEA/Wikimedia
9 Demand trends - China car sales overtook U.S. car sales in January Demand in developping countries - New offer
10 Demand trends: 1.6 billion people have no access to electricity East Asia 224 Others 101 South Asia 706 Africa (Subsahara) 547 (Numbers shown above in millions) Source IEA,2006
11 World primary energy demand in the Reference Scenario Mtoe Oil Coal Gas Biomass Nuclear Hydro Other renewables Source: IEA-WEO Global energy demand grows by 1.6% per year to 2030, by which time fossil fuels account for 80% of the energy mix down slightly on today
12 Demand trends We must expect a strong energy demand during the next decades Hydrocarbons will continue to play a key role, substitution will take a long time in many domains Market flexibility is limited (specially for oil), tensions are likely
13 Energy conservation will play a role Seen in city street Las Vegas by night
14 Energy conservation will play a role Mineral water from the French Alps Picture taken in the Rocky Mountains USA (you can take the same in many places worldwide)
15 Reserves and resources, conventional oil (worldwide) - Oil cumulative production, current = 1.07 Gbbls - Remaining conventional oil reserves = 1.1 Gbbls (ca. 40 years production at today s rate) - Reserves yet to be found = 1.3 Gbbls (ca. 40 years production) - Increasing the average recovery factor from 35% to 45 % = 1.0 Gbbls (ca. 40 years production). This is the target for technology
16 Production trends for the Ekofisk, Varg, Oseberg and Ula fields Oil rate (mill. scm per year) Ekofisk Oil rate (mill. scm per year) 2,5 2 1,5 1 0,5 Varg Oil rate (mill. scm per year) Oseberg Prognosis at PDO Oil rate (mill. scm per year) Actual production Ula Source: Norwegian Petroleum Directorate
17 The resource triangle (after S. Holditch) Small volumes, easy to produce Light/medium oil Conventional gas Heavy oil Tight gas Oil sands Oil shales Gas shales Large volumes, challenging to produce
18 Long term oil supply cost curve Oil price insuring a profitability > 10% $/bbl Oil shales Deep water Ultra deep water Extra Heavy Extra Heavy oil oil Arctic Other Conventional OPEC Middle East Enhanced Recovery Billions of barrels Sources : AIE, Total
19 The production capacity challenge World oil production Mb/d = Million barrels per day Mb/d Increasing Producing demand fields and decline natural decline of producing fields require to 52 Mb/d (~5% of production to 6%/year) between 2005 and 2015 coming from new fields 20 Estimated demand growth (~1% to 1.5%/year) Required capacity increase
20 The production capacity challenge 2008 production: ca. 85 Mbbl/d 2018 production requirement: ca. 95 Mbbl/d Required new production: 45 Mbbl/d ( not 10 Mbbl/d )
21 Resources and reserves Hydrocarbon resources are abundant, may cover needs for one century The challenge is to convert these resources into reserves, then production Easy oil has gone (mostly), this will be challenging and will require a lot of efforts: - Technology - Capital - Staff intensity
22 Various world oil production profile forecasts
23 Oil production forecast Oil production constrained by technology and investments, not by geology (in the mid term) Oil production likely to reach a plateau (ca. 100 Mbbl/d) by 2020 This plateau to stay for a while
24 Climate security is an issue CO 2 concentration in atmosphere (ppm)
25 Share of energy sector in GHG emissions Deforestation 17% Agriculture 14% Other GHG 12,5% Others 5% Transportation 13% Oil & Gas 33,5% Coal 23% Building 8% Industry Power generation 7,5% E&P Refining 5% Power generation & industry 18% End Users = 28,5% Operations = 5% Oil & Gas 33,5% Source : GEC & IEA
26 New fossil fuel sources, more CO 2 emissions Conventional oil 5 10 kg/bbl Extra heavy oil (cold production) w/ upgrading 40 kg/bbl Bitumen (SAGD) w/ upgrading 100 kg/bbl GTL (gas to liquids, Fischer Tropsch process) 150+ kg/bbl BUT CO2 sources are concentrated, much easier to capture
27 The E&P industry is developing technology for CO 2 capture & geological storage: An integrated CCS project at Lacq (France) CO 2 injection CO 2 transportation Gas production CO 2 capture Compression CO 2 injection CO 2 storage m 8 CO 2 Transportation 7 Purification / CO 2 dehydration Commercial gas Utilities Boiler oxycombustion Steam 5 4 Natural gas Lacq gas treatment plant 3 10 Compression 6 Oxygen Production Unit Natural gas inlet 2 CO 2 Rousse reservoir Lacq gas production 4000 m 1 Lacq deep gas reservoir
28 Concluding remarks Oil & gas still a major source of energy beyond the end of the century Oil production likely to reach a plateau by 2020, and stay at this level for a while Limitations are mostly technology and investment, not resources (which are abundant)
29 Consequences (likely) Oil & gas production will become more staff intensive (reversal from the past trend) Paradoxically, this may become a golden age for the oil & gas industry: high price, high technology Logic for oil & gas prices will change: they will be related to those of their substitute (reversal from the past)
30 And, most important The perception by the the general public of what is environmentally acceptable is quickly changing In the future, the issue of energy security will have to go with climate security (together, not opposed)
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