Petrolün bitmesine 38 yıl kalmışken, oluşacak bu değişimden faydalanmak için ne yapmalıyım?

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1. OnlyThePhantomKnows

   Ekim 9, 2025 - 6:38 pm

   So predictive analysis on oil has been wrong so many times in my lifetime. Yes there will come a time.
   Solar and EVs have slowed / are slowing the demand. People are converting off of oil for heat, the governments are encouraging it. LNG is going to be an issue first.

   Gas and diesel can be created from coal. The Nazis did in WWII. I am sure the tech has improved or could be improved. Coal reserves in the US were estimated at 200 years in the 1970s. Chemistry and engineering

   Plastics can be manufactured from plant material already. As oil prices increase, this will be more common. Bio-plastic will be a growth area. Biology and engineering.

   Bio-diesel can be created from algae (the current energy ROI is not great 4:1 as opposed to 20-30:1 for petroleum). Biology and engineering.

   **Biology and engineering would seem to be one area to focus on** if you are looking to solve the end of oil.

   Obviously battery tech (there are tons of cool emerging chemistries). **Chemical engineering/Chemistry/Battery Engineering would be areas that could use help NOW**. It takes a decade plus to scale up and then a decade to convert over. Ranging from Iron based batteries (massive scale), to Sodium to replace Lithium to anode less lithium to lithium metal. (I am an engineer in robotics so I follow the battery tech).
   A number of startups are in the late stages of starting to recycle batteries, **recovery of the rare minerals** will be a big area. Again, advanced chemistry and chemical engineering.

   Solar engineer improvements. Alternative methods there are some novel approaches being tried. Research which one you want to bet on. (I am an engineer in space robotics so I follow the tech here as well)

   Understanding mechanical engineering for power generation, there are some interesting projects [Oro Azul](https://www.gofundme.com/f/m2zgk-oroazul) is one example of trying to EFFECTIVELY use currents to generate power.

   Wind mills and some of newer bladeless techs (https://vortexbladeless.com/ ) is one example. All these techs seem to rely on carbon fiber so **effective recycling and manufacturing of carbon fiber**. Again, chemistry and engineering. Also physics.

   There are a number of **theoretical physics working on super conductors and super capacitors**. Super Caps will solve the BEV charge speed issue. Charge the cap, let the cap charge the battery. Caps absorb energy at 10x-100x the rate. A capacitor as a stage in the car charge cycle will make BEV charging the 1 to 3 minute operation that filling your gasoline tank. [https://maxwell.com/](https://maxwell.com/) is the example I know of.
   Superconductors are being research in New Jersey. I know there is one in use between Niagara Falls and NYC.
   So PHYSIC and applied physics would be interesting. Not sure if these are a panacea or not. Game changing if they are.

   Nuclear power both fission and fusion. Physics, engineering, chemistry, nuclear engineering. Make a guess and go.

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2. OnlyThePhantomKnows

   Ekim 9, 2025 - 6:38 pm

   One other area of tech I failed to mention is **Geothermal.** As oil exploration fades, this technology makes use of drilling rigs to create long lasting energy systems using water heated by the earth and cycled around. [https://www.greenfireenergy.com/](https://www.greenfireenergy.com/) is one such example. This power generation technology will allow the reuse of drilling rigs to allow an extended life for the drilling rigs. These systems are extremely low maintenance and are predicted to last hundreds of years without major work.

   **Drill rigs, environmental engineering, chemistry, geology/geophysics.**

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