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Oil production

Field (conventional) oils

Natural gas liquids

Shale/tight oil & oil sands

Manufactured oils

Cumulative and remaining


Drilled wells

Exploratory (E & A) wells

Development (D) wells


Gas production

Sales (conventional) gases

Shale/tight gases

CBMs and CMMs

Cumulative and remaining


Water depths

0 to 500 metres

500 to 1000 metres

1000 to 2000 metres

greater than 2000 metres

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The Energy Shift

 - is a slow phase-out of oil and gas (and coal)

The world burns through 16 billion tonnes of fossil fuels each year, in the process emitting double that weight of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.

These emissions can only be curbed, and they need to be curbed, if we de-carbonise energy sources by reducing the use of fossil fuels and/or capturing the carbon.

However, our living standards absolutely depend on abundant energy supplies while alternative cleaner energies are [currently] more costly, take time to develop, and often require scarce raw materials.

With oil and gas still providing 60% of the global energy mix, humans continue to depend on fossil fuels for transport, electricity, food and materials. And we will depend on them for years to come - even as carbon-free, more sustainable supplies grow.

A shift to cleaner energy is thus an extraordinary challenge. More than ever companies and governments need realistic, comprehensive and detailed oil and gas forecasts from an independent, unbiased source in order to plan for, and respond to, the [necessary] Energy Shift.

globalshift.co.uk is one such source. And it is free.

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PRODUCTION MAXIMA (forecast in Nov 2025)

Oil (000s bbls per day)

Sales Gas (bcm per year)

Type

On (Conventional)

Off (to 500m)

Off (to 1000m)

Off (to 2000m)

Off (>2000m)

All (Conventional)*

Natural Gas Liquids

Oil Sands

Shale and Tight oil

All Fossil Oils

All Oils**

Year

1979

2004

2041

2032

2040

2016*

2041

2032

2029

2035

2037***

Vol.

52,169

21,780

2,535

7,558

5,161

74,424

19,545

4,837

9,961

106,353

118,787

Type

On (Conventional)

Off (to 500m)

Off (to 1000m)

Off (to 2000m)

Off (>2000m)

All (Conventional)*

CBM gas

Shale and Tight gas

All Fossil Gases


Year

2008

2039

2041

2041

2043

2040*

>2050

2047

2041***

Vol.

1,847

1,382

251

424

257

4,070

267 (2050)

1,535

5,814


* Includes fossil oil or gas extracted by traditional methods. The year is the supply peak.

** Includes all fossil oils plus manufactured oils.

*** The year is a price-dependent demand peak.

Summary Production Numbers:


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