Second Century of Petroleum Seen Expanding Future Power
Analysts for the American Petroleum Institute say oil will remain central to mobility through the second century. They foresee drastic engine changes but limited likelihood of atomic energy supplanting petroleum. Advances may include self-lubricating plastics, fuel cells, frost protection from oil additives, synthetic proteins, and new drilling tech. By 1975 petroleum could supply about one third more energy than all current sources combined.
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