A High-Risk Barrel



This film looks at the problems posed by dwindling global oil supplies What are oil companies doing as oil becomes harder to find …

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  • @melvinvalentin3605

    Ahora tendrán que quemar todo el plástico para poder tener gasolina de nuevo,aver como se pondrá el aire,solo por no querer estudiar más la electricidad.

  • @johnblaker2454

    Oil has never been cheaper in real terms (such as barrels per ounce of gold) than it is right now. Of course conventional exploration peaked in the 60s. That’s when the first massive advance in seismic mapping occurred. They quickly found all the super giant onshore fields because they were easy to find.
    Now every year operators drill less dry holes, but they find smaller sizes of resources due to all the big geologic features of conventional onshore exploration are already found.
    You can all start worrying when Finding and Discovery Costs (F&D in the 10Ks) return to the same levels in ounces of gold as they were in the 1980s. That would be a major reversal in real terms of developing new resources.

  • @Z06Fred

    Ahhh yes a film from back in the day when global warming was a well kept secret…

  • @nasseralsahli37

    في هذا الوثائقي يتكلمون عن انخفاض الإنتاج بسبب النضوب.
    واليوم في عام ٢٠٢٤ دول أوبك تكافح لخفض إنتاجها لمنع الأسعار من الانخفاض 😵‍💫

  • @JAVTROOPER

    The oil producer country doesn’t fkg care about your unreliable supplier sh it dude. You dare to not taking their oil then you will embrace the falls of your country economy as it tore apart. It’s either you take it or others take it. That oil is black gold. Everybody wants it. Just take it and leave. Just remember not to ask somebody secret

  • @mflo1970

    Los paises productores de petroleo juegan con las economias mundiales extrangulandolas ,apretando y aflojando la presion ,pero manteniendola para sacar el maximo beneficio

  • @timthetiny7538

    And yet, proven reserves are higher than they have ever been

  • @AaronSchwarz42

    If we are running low on crude oil reserves, tar sands, road oil recovery, plastic to oil conversion, coal to fuels conversion GTL, natural gas to gasoline, ethanol and methanol to gasoline. Proven huge reserves of methane as sea floor hydrates. Natural gas can be polymerized into gasoline, diesel, jet fuel, lubricants, petrochemicals. With biofuels from crop waste, plastic recovered from oceans, even dump mining can recover big plastic. Even coal can be converted to transportation fuels GTL to Gas to Liquids based on FT reactions Fischer Tropisch. First coal heated & gasified, coal gas then chemically refined into gasoline, diesel, jet fuel, propane, butane, to whatever. Coal is highly rich source of hydrocarbon

  • @AaronSchwarz42

    They flare off petrochemicals that can easily refined onboard, compressed, cooled, cracked, isomerize, and sold as DME, Hydrogen, Propane, Butane, Natural Gas, Wax, Lubricants, Petrochemical Feedstock or similar downstream input chemicals for further on-land processing, into tanker ships and shipper to markets where the cost of such justifies the transport, like Norway where gasoline very expensive or Japan where natural gas and propane are expensive

  • @nathandevine552

    Every insider I know says we have 400 years of oil left…..I'm not going to lose any sleep

  • @joselnegrongonzalez3344

    Pura manipulación de la realidad,puras mentiras,engaño total para la humanidad ser engañada.😅😅😅😅

  • @annoyingbstard9407

    The problem with any reporting on fossil fuels is the subject is divided so inflexibly by two camps who each have their future tied up in their claims. Unless you’re a zealot believe either side at your peril.

  • @JohnChampagne

    34:10 The clarity of price is touted. But a large part of the cost is hidden. It is not included in price. We don't account for externalities. We could create a semblance of honest prices if we took random polls to find what rate of fossil fuel extraction would be called acceptable by most people, then sold extraction permits that correspond to that overall rate. The right of the people to define limits to impacts would be respected in practice. The policy will be fair if proceeds from permit sales were shared equally to all people. (End poverty. Promote sustainability)

  • @shardsofteeth

    theres more oil in the bakken to power every vehicle in america for 500 years or more. this is bullshit. if they would let us drill more and stop putting restrictions on it, america would replenish its strategic reserves and prices would go down wishful thinking, i know..

  • @ardennielsen3761

    14:20 adding hydrogen gas to natural gas or fully replacing it with hydrogen, because it can be made from sea water at depth so its already highly pressurized into a oxygen and hydro line. 150 meters of sea water depth makes 200-300psi, 4000m is 5k to 7ksi. doesn't use energy to push it down the line other then the erosion of the carbon electrodes suspended inside of a glass matt material that only hydrogen and oxygen can boil out of. car batteries have that same matt material in them, its the only thing that makes a lead acid battery reliably rechargeable.

  • @pepeshopping

    Lies!
    oil continues to be found!
    In fact it can actually be produced by earth, just like it produces other minerals!

  • @stevesteve8098

    it is all bullshit, i remember in the 70's they said it would run out by the 90's

  • @raceace

    The petrochemical industry had zero sympathy for the environment and historically even less for the consumer at the petrol pump. They’ve always found an excuse to raise the prices, and they’ll continue to punish anyone in their way as they see profit in alternative fuels. Even with age of this documentary they’ve worked ensure the maximum yield by influencing politicians to slow walk the switch to alternative energy.

  • @Daw626

    No me interesa si queda mucho o poco petroleo.
    No me interesa el CO2, el calentamiento, el invernadero, etc.
    Todos vamos a morir en algun momento. Sea por lo uno o por lo otro.

    Porque escrito está: Vivo yo, dice el Señor(YESHÚA HAMASHIAJ), que ante mí se doblará toda rodilla, Y toda lengua confesará a Dios. De manera que cada uno de nosotros dará a Dios cuenta de sí.
    Romanos 14:11-12

  • @garneauweld1100

    Bull! The largest oil discovery in US history was just found in West Texas a few years ago. We've got more crew than we know what to do with.

  • @jenslorenzen-fh3oe

    Igen jeg har set 3-4 minutter af denne video og er nød til at stoppe. Det er løgn det der de fyrer af med at vores olie reserver er ved at slippe op. At det er noget svineri i forhold til el køretøjer. Ren propanganda og så har Frankrig som de eneste været dumme nok ELLER tvunget til at producere det her content. Fy forhelvede man det er løgn!

  • @BobSmith-ew5oi

    If the uk runs out of oil be there own fault. With a huge off shore deposit some should of been saved in a strategic reserve to cover for a rainy day but nothing done except immediate profits.

  • @ryanehlis426

    Lol 😂 we easily have 300 years of cheep recoverable oil!

  • @FMP177

    Oil is never gona go out. It’s always gona be here.

  • @leiag201

    We are clueless about how things are going to be different in a post petroleum economy. People are going to continue to try and live the life they're accustomed to, without ever realizing that's the problem to begin with

  • @zozot2603

    Ça 20 ans qu'on nous dit qu'à plus de pétrole

  • @heathhill7802

    Yes , it's all the little people that is making your food on the small farms and driving 20 minutes to get to work is what is killing the supply , not all the hundreds and hundreds of jets and ships being h used for useless plastic China products or to take 2 people around the world for fun . Also the fact that overseas to the USA there's a difference of 5 dollars a gallon.
    Yep it's all our fault. Shame on us for pretending that a single jet worth of fuel could drive a full-size to and from work for a year .
    Shame on us .
    Lol.

  • @gringoentrerriano

    Yo soy de argentina. Y éso de que se acaba el petróleo desde chico lo vengo escuchando. Y más ahora con los los chantas de la agenda 2030. Hay miles de pozos que están listos para empezas la extracción que están sellados. Y si no miren vaca muerta. Millón de barriles diarios por 50 años.

  • @joschkahurst

    Please go to Grenada in the Caribbean for more Oil and Gas

  • @irocsilver627

    It's all fine for the "experts" to say we are running out, but who pays their checks?? It's clear by looking at them,they are not poor!!!! So they can fufo

  • @Roger_Maxell

    Esta es como la trampa maltusiana del petróleo y en general de la energía, al final la historia demuestra que el ingenio siempre termina superando las dificultades

  • @nejlepsideda7411

    Když nemluvíš česky, tak si svůj "pokec"strč …třeba za klobouk