Must see presentations on the Oil Crash and the future expectations for the Energy Market.
"The CSIS Energy and National Security Program is pleased to host Rusty Braziel, President & Principal Energy Markets Consultant for RBN Energy, James Jensen, President of Jensen Associates, Jim Burkhard, Vice President and Head of Global Oil Market Research and Energy Scenarios at IHS, and David Knapp, Senior Editor at Energy Intelligence Group, to discuss the energy market impacts of low oil prices.
For the past several years, oil prices have remained in a predictably stable price "band" of around $100/barrel - in spite of an unprecedented spate of global disruptions and new geopolitical unrest. A combination of lackluster oil demand growth, an unprecedented supply surge courtesy of U.S. tight oil production, and other market factors has led to a rapid decline in global oil prices. While it is likely too early to answer the critical questions about how low prices will go, how long they will stay there, and whether this recent price collapse will lead to a new oil price band or an era of greater price volatility, it is a good time to start assessing some of the key variables to watch. This session is an opportunity explore the various oil market dynamics at play and assess the potential implications and outlooks for the future. Sarah Ladislaw, Director and Senior Fellow with the CSIS Energy and National Security Program, will moderate."
For the past several years, oil prices have remained in a predictably stable price "band" of around $100/barrel - in spite of an unprecedented spate of global disruptions and new geopolitical unrest. A combination of lackluster oil demand growth, an unprecedented supply surge courtesy of U.S. tight oil production, and other market factors has led to a rapid decline in global oil prices. While it is likely too early to answer the critical questions about how low prices will go, how long they will stay there, and whether this recent price collapse will lead to a new oil price band or an era of greater price volatility, it is a good time to start assessing some of the key variables to watch. This session is an opportunity explore the various oil market dynamics at play and assess the potential implications and outlooks for the future. Sarah Ladislaw, Director and Senior Fellow with the CSIS Energy and National Security Program, will moderate."
Next Meltdown: Oil Crash And Derivatives 10 times The Size Of The Global Economy.
International Lithium Corp. Update on Avalonia (Ireland) and Mariana (Argentina) Lithium Projects.
Conversation With Elon Musk In Detroit On Electric Cars And Rock Bottom Oil Prices.
"Listen to Elon Musk why "all transport, with the ironic exception of rockets, will be electric." Great conversation is covering in depth all aspects of the incredible story about Tesla Motors. From the early pain of growth and almost desperate situation in late 2008 to the Mercedes investment and Gigafactory. Tesla Model III will bring the mass market for electric cars and lower oil prices will not stop EVs. Elon looks forward to 500k of EVs produced by Tesla Motors annually by 2020 and "a few millions" after 2025. Watch the video"
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