最近の世界の石油動向(<総説特集>石油の最近の動向)

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According to USGS (2000), the world holds 3 trillion barrels of oil reserves, which guarantees stable production growth of oil throughout until 2030. When we examine the future development plans of oil producing countries, even discounting new discoveries of reserves, we are convinced that the world oil supply up to 2015 will keep up with demand. Saudi Arabia, the leading oil producer in the world, is keen to expand its production capacity to 12.5 million barrel per day by 2009, while Russia will maintain its stable growth of production from 9.5 million b/d to approximately 10 million b/d. Disregarding uncertainties of political risk in various oil producing regions, global oil production shows no sign of peaking by 2015.
2006-12-20