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FYI, Today sees the publication of the 58th edition of the BP Statistical Review of World Energy. The website has not yet been updated but it should be available soon from bp.com
Edit to add:
Tony Hayward, the BP CEO, says "...Our data confirms that the world has enough proved reserves of oil, natural gas and coal to meet the world’s needs for decades to come. The challenges the world faces in growing supplies to meet future demand are not below ground, they are above ground. They are human, not geological..."
Dead right, the challenges are HUMAN:-(
"decades" could mean as few as two! It also implies less than century.