The Peak Oil debate is based on a set of analyses of oil supply and the development of new discoveries. In the case of declining supplies, we will need to understand the many implications of this for future economic growth.

Yes, we will find oil in the future, too. But declining volumes over the past 30 years indicate that this development of declining discoveries will continue in spite of increasing prices.

We need planned and managed change projects in order to reduce our dependence on oil. This is what Global Energy Transformation is all about.

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Several of the key issues of the energy transformation are related to economics and economics to some extent go back to economic realities, but to some extent relate to ideological concerns.

Global Energy Transformation deals with the economic realities that we need to face as oil becomes increasingly scarce. Ideological concerns must, in this respect be subordinated to them. Maybe we need new ideologies or we need to rethink ideologies based on the fact that we will probably have less oil to fuel global transportation in the near future. This will not only mean increasing prices.

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