280 comments on Why oil costs over $130 per barrel: the decline of North Sea Oil
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And 25 billion to go at (and thats the worst case estimate). Haley Millar (whatever her name is/was) does not understand the implications of rising oil prices and the concept of flow rates and reducing EROEI. She is a bit of a baffoon!
I think you mean Hayley Millar and this article
Oil reserves 'will last decades'
If it were not so tragic, I would be tempted to laugh.