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Peak Oil Global Implications and Future Consequences for Lincoln 1

Introduction to Peak Oil What is Peak Oil? Where the concept first came about 2 Source: The Oil Drum, 2011

Uses of Oil Predominately Transportation Crude oil can be processed into: Petroleum Diesel Also, Industrial Uses Electricity Generation 3

Uses of Oil Plastics, Detergents, Chemical Fertilizers, Insecticides Perfumes, Building Materials, Paints, Medicines And Many More 4

Global Oil Reserves Geography of Reserves Active Reserves & Inactive Reserves 5 Source: CIA Fact Book, 2009.

World Trade Movements Future problems 6 Source: Energy Insights, 2008

Future Dilemma VS 7 Source: United Nations Environment Programme, 2008 Source: The Oil Drum, 2011

Mitigation of Peak Oil Alternative Renewable Energy Biomass Hydro-electric power Solar Energy Wind Energy Wave Energy 8

Mitigation of Peak Oil Alternative Non- Renewable Energy Oil Oil Sands Natural Gas (Methane) Coal Nuclear Geothermal 9

Lincoln Time to Act ! Importance of Peak Oil to Lincoln? 10

Conclusion Summary 11

Questions Thank You and Any Questions? 12