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Surviving The End of Cheap Oil

Tuesday, 15 May 2012 00:57
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Abstract:

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image Oil - the master resource that powers 95% of the world’s transportation – will never be cheap again, barring a worldwide depression. In this fast paced discussion, our expert panelists will help you prepare your company to navigate and survive the geology, the EROEI, the geopolitics, the energy industry, the search for alternatives, the risk mitigation and, in particular, the impact on fuel prices and supply chains designed for cheap oil.

As part of the broadcast, a case study will include Compliance Networks research into freight-centric vendor

behaviors that can improve supply chain efficiency.

Featuring Chuck Taylor, Former Transportation Executive, Founder of Awake!, and Peak Oil Prophet; Greg Holder, CEO and Founder, Compliance Networks; Kevin Harris, Director, Compliance Networks; and SCDigest Editor Dan Gilmore.

In Part 1, we defined the challenge we face in our supply chains. In Part 2, we provide practical ideas and what governments and shippers can do about it.

Includes Chuck Taylor’s Peak Oil Checklist – Not to be missed!



Source: http://www.sctvchannel.com/Videocast_CN_Cheap_Oil_Pt2.php?CID=5735

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