Oil production will likely peak by the early 1990’s

“As a nation, Americans have been reluctant to accept the prospect of physical shortages. We must recognize that world oil production will likely peak in the early 1990’s, and from that point on will be on a declining curve. By the early part of the 21st century, we must face the prospect of running out of oil and natural gas.”

— 1977 US Department of Energy Organization Act


Outcome:
World Oil production did not peak in the 90’s nor has it peaked since.
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