By Ed Crooks: Sunday September 10, 2017
Royal Dutch Shell this week set out its views on the outlook over the next few decades, in presentations to investors in New York and London. Shell has been thinking deeply for decades about how to model the future. The scenarios it sets out are more explicit about the uncertainties involved than other projections, which sometimes seem to imply that we can be confident oil consumption in 2040 will be 110.8m barrels per day, or with other overly precise figures. READ MORE
A head-cut image of Alfred Donovan (now deceased) appears courtesy of The Wall Street Journal.
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