What's up with oil? Prices, supplies and technology in our energy future

Oil prices recently reached a peak of $30 a barrel, almost three times the price in early 1999. Has the energy crisis of the 1970s returned? The world today is in much better shape from an energy standpoint than it was 20 years ago. Investment and innovation have been keeping energy prices affordabl...

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Published inExecutive Speeches Vol. 14; no. 6; p. 3
Main Author O'Reilly, David J
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Dayton Pro Rhetoric, LLC 01.06.2000
Subjects
Costs
Crude oil prices
Economic growth
Energy efficiency
Energy industry
Internet stocks
Petroleum industry
Petroleum production
Price level changes
Production capacity
Supplies
Supply & demand
Taxes
United States > US
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Summary:Oil prices recently reached a peak of $30 a barrel, almost three times the price in early 1999. Has the energy crisis of the 1970s returned? The world today is in much better shape from an energy standpoint than it was 20 years ago. Investment and innovation have been keeping energy prices affordable and supplies reliable. And they are, in fact, the keys to global energy security in the future.
ISSN:0888-4110