After 'Peak Oil', 'Peak Gas ' Too

The concept of 'Peak Oil ' has finally found its way to the receptive minds of educated public opinion. On the March 18/19 weekend, it even did erupt on TV screens worldwide as CNN aired its documentary "We Were Warned: Tomorrow's Oil Crisis". However, some energy analysts have found a way to belittle 'Peak Oil ' by advancing that in case of an oil production peak, natural gas would simply take over —in other words, gas would timely fill the energy gap between an oil-driven world and the for-ever supply of bountiful hydrogen. Both the gas take-over and the hydrogen utopia are fallacies brought forward to try cushion the inevitable 'Peak Oil ' shock. Not only are massive hydrogen supplies decades away (if ever!), but worldwide natural gas supplies are about to peak too!! According to my model simulations 'Peak Oil ' should now be occurring (within the 2006-2007 time frame [1]) and 'Peak Gas ' will promptly follow suit in either 2008 or 2009 [2]. If signs of 'Peak Oil ' are now abounding (as we are now in 'Transition One'), the first precursor hints of 'Peak Gas ' can now be caught in the wind. Over the past fou