Now, let's integrate the equation. This implies that demand is suppressed until the temperature becomes very high. Then, an exponential growth in production occurs followed by a rapid fall off after the peak. Annual production is about 22 bbo. Annual production is about 3 bbo.
Annual consumption is about double the production amount.
Table 10.2 on page 10 of Chapter 10 shows conventional recoverable resource estimates for different regions of the world. Listed are the ultimate resource, the cumulative production, and the remaining resource. The problem is that this oil is very expensive to recover. The 330 bbo value is considerably greater than the 95 bbo value indicated above as the remaining resource - the difference in these numbers reflects the difference in the costs of extraction. The estimate above is 1400 bbo for the remaining resource, assuming reasonable cost of extraction.