OTC:
"There is plenty oil in the world' - Sandrea

Dr.
Rafael Sandrea, president of IPC Petroleum Consultants
Inc.
HOUSTON
Petroleumworld.com, May 8, 2008
There is no oil scarcity in the world, "there is plenty
of oil in the world", Dr. Rafael
Sandrea,
president of IPC Petroleum Consultants Inc., a Tulsa
base International consulting firm, speaking at a press
conference
at the OTC energy conference in Houston, on Wednesday,
insisted.
Sandrea explained his holistic assessment model of the global
oil and natural gas resource base with
evaluating its production capacity over the
medium and long al " Future Global Oil & Gas Supply:
A Quantitative Analysis" Pennwell, 2008.
Contrary
to the case of scarcity of oil reserves,
Sandrea
proves
with
his
model
that global
crude
oil and natural gas reserves are still strong and only
20% of the discovered reserves have been used.
Even
do some experts for see a crucial inflection point ahead,
base in historic discovery rates, and their
estimates
of decline, in the world hydrocarbons reserves, claiming
that a peak oil and gas production is looming and a collapse
in in the horizon, Sandrea, said that until now, nobody
has made a credible attempt to quantify future potential
oil and gas supply in detail, ands on a global basis.
Sandrea concludes that, contrary to the well publicize
"Peak Oil theory" that oil & gas reserves are in imminent
danger of "falling from cliff", there is in fact spare
capacity available with the demand and supply remaining
in balance for decades to come.
Dr.
Rafael Sandrea, Phd. Venezuelan born, graduated cum laude
in petroleum engineering from the University of Tulsa
and
received
his Ph.D from
Penn State University, with an extensive career in
Petroleum, in 1974, he founded a Caracas-base engineering
company ITS Servicios Tecnicos, carrying out projects
around the world. He is co author with Dr. Ralph Nilsen
of the extensively used book, Dynamics of Petroleum
Reservoirs under Gas Injection, Gulf Publishing,
1974.
Story by Elio Ohep, editor of Petroleumworld
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