从顶峰营利：《石油的终结》与世纪最大投资事件Profit from the Peak: The End of Oil and the Greatest Investment Event of the Century

List of Figures
List of Tables
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part Ⅰ The Crisis in a Barrel
　Chapter 1 - December 16，2005：The Day the Devil Wept a Thousand Tears a Second
　Chapter 2 – What is Peak Oil？
　　What is Oil？
　　What Is Peak Oil？
　　Types of Oil
　　Refining
　　Oil Prices
　　Reserves Revisions
　　The Importance of Giant Oil Fields
　　When Is the Peak？
　　Exports
　　Reserve Replacement and Deepwater Drilling
　　Differing Projections
　　Drilling Like Never Before
　　Infrastructure Issues
　　The Bottom Line on Peak Oil
　　The Hard Truth
　Chapter 3 – Wanted：Five New Saudi Arabias
　　Global Demand and Population
　　China and India
　　Making up for Depletion
　　USDependence
　　Investment Opportunities
　Chapter 4 - $480 a Barrel：The True Value of Oil
　　Cheaper than Water
　　Draining the National Coffers
　　Costs to the USMilitary
　　The True Cost of Oil：$480 a Barrel
　　Government Subsidies
　　Environmental Costs
　　Climate Change Cost
　　Natural Capital Costs
　Chapter 5 - The Pentagon Prepares for Peak Oil
　　Reduce Dependence on Oil
　　Reduce CO2 Emissions
　　Staunch the Bleeding
　　Invest Heavily in Renewables
　　Other Renewables Close Behind
　　Policy Recommendations
　　Solar for China？
Part Ⅱ Making Money from the Fossil Fuels That Are Left
　Chapter 6 –Twilight for Fossil Fuels
　　Natural Gas
　　Coal
　　Diminishing Returns and Receding Horizons
　　EROI
　　Global Warming
　Chapter 7 - The Road to El Dorado：The Alberta-Texas Oilsands Pipeline
　　Part IIIEnergy after Oil
　Chapter 8 - The Renewable Revolution
　Chapter 9 - Endless Energy：Here Comes the Sun
　Chapter 10 - Pressure Cooker：Tapping the Earth’s Heat
　Chapter 11 –Nuclear's Second Act
　Chapter 12 - What's Needed：A Manhattan Project for Energy
　Chapter 13 A Future Electric
Epilogue：Why We’re Energy Optimist
Appendix AEnergy Units and Equivalences Tables
Appendix BTop Oil Producers and Peak Production
Appendix CEnergy Mix Charts
Glossary
Notes
Index