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Get back to me about your “cheap rates” when the whole country is forced on the electrical grid. I also find it difficult to believe your electricity is cheaper than natural gas heat. Hmmm, wonder who is responsible for that. |
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it needs years of development before it can used en masse. it didn't help that some of these companies went bankrupt, ie: solindra. we all can't expect to live off the power until it becomes capable of handing millions, the infrastructure simply isn't there yet. and we cant use wind because there were issues with the turbines killing birds, as well as being unsightly-nobody wants it in their back yard. i feel you, but we have to walk before we can run |
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Saudi Aramco stock doesn't look that great. Maybe they should raise prices.
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Think instead of reflexively spouting propaganda. The US is already producing enough oil to completely satisfy the US need. There is some mismatch in low sulfur vs higher sulfur oil. But there is a huge amount of oil already permitted to be drilled that is sitting in the ground in the US. It just will cost more to get it out, so the price will go up. Just like it will if OPEC drills less. The oil market is not a US vs not US world and our drilling companies are only interested in profit, just like OPEC is. |
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Oil production from 2021 to 2022 has increased every month and in July 2022 it was at an all-time high. It did go down slightly in August, but as analyst have said Wall Street investors and the oil industry CEO's are speculating a global recession. I think many on this site fail to realize is oil… Even oil produced in the United States is a global commodity. All the drilling in the world means nothing. It's refined petroleum products like gasoline and heating oil they make all the difference. If OPEC and Russia reduce their inventories that drives up the global price. Almost every oil company in the United States is foreign owned, and it is not in their best interest to boost supply because that drives down the price. They, including the US companies will keep the price high as long as there is demand. Do you know why gas prices were so cheap in 2020? The reason was because of the lockdown due to Covid (right or wrong) no one was driving their automobiles. That was happening around the world. If there is no demand then of course the price is cheap. It is simple economics. |
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The reason for the point was to show totals. :jester: |
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Don't know where you got your info on Finland, but their extreme cold weather is a nightmare for EVs... And they have no laws "requiring that 100% of new cars be electric in a few years"... |
There is consideration for eliminating domestic oil exports and only allowing natural gas exports to Europe for their winter. Good luck on that; America first may not sit well with corporate goals.
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Not a friendly gesture to the United States and so close to the elections. Hummm.
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2. The US doesn't give away the soil you know… They sell it on the open market at current prices. Then at a later date.....when the prices go down they will replenish the reserves at the lower value. The US government made 100's of millions of dollars off of this sale.:BigApplause: |
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I still thought Texans in big hats owned all the oil! |
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"many people are saying" Whether it applies in this particular case or not, it never ceases to amaze me how effective overall that statement has been...when certain people use it on their blind followers. Truly astounding - actually. |
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"To be an enemy of the US is dangerous, but to be a friend is fatal"
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This what they get when everything is controlled by the govt. & not by vote or the people. It’s called something, I don’t dare say!
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