Fuel prices around the world.

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   / Fuel prices around the world. #401  
I’ll be riding my motorcycle to work as much as possible. At least my wife and I both have that option. At over $4.30/gal already... it is more than double what we paid here in 2020.

Feel sorry for the folks who can’t get 60mpg in this “new normal”.
 
   / Fuel prices around the world. #402  
Nobody is stopping oil companies from producing more. They have millions of acres of oil leases in proven oil fields. They can operate as many rigs as they want on those leases. That’s my point. They produce to the level that keeps the prices where they want it. What do you suggest? Forcing companies to produce more by enacting laws requiring this? Or having government drill for oil? They produce based on their business plan and desired profit margins.
I know next to nothing about exploration or refining except powers that be in oil producing state of California have gone on record advocating rescinding offerings and increasing regulation to the point to make CA unattractive to the sector.

Chevron one of the heavyweights has been slowly transitioning to TX even with world headquarters here and Unocal has left little except for filling stations here…

Banning fracking may just be the tip of where things stand today.

Not to forget the prohibition on coal or even the transport of coal…
 
   / Fuel prices around the world. #403  
I’ll be riding my motorcycle to work as much as possible. At least my wife and I both have that option. At over $4.30/gal already... it is more than double what we paid here in 2020.

Feel sorry for the folks who can’t get 60mpg in this “new normal”.
Up 50 cents since yesterday and that was 30 cents from earlier in the week and this is the independent with the lowest area prices and where I tank.

Might be time to dust off the 41 mpg 2001 Corolla?
 
   / Fuel prices around the world. #404  
I know next to nothing about exploration or refining except powers that be in oil producing state of California have gone on record advocating rescinding offerings and increasing regulation to the point to make CA unattractive to the sector.

Chevron one of the heavyweights has been slowly transitioning to TX even with world headquarters here and Unocal has left little except for filling stations here…

Banning fracking may just be the tip of where things stand today.

Not to forget the prohibition on coal or even the transport of coal…
CA is a special case. Coal is rapidly becoming irrelevant everywhere as old plants are closed or converted to natural gas, and no new plants are being built.
 
   / Fuel prices around the world. #405  
CA is a special case. Coal is rapidly becoming irrelevant everywhere as old plants are closed or converted to natural gas, and no new plants are being built.
Some cities and states are beginning to ban homes being even hooked up to NG?
The radical Environmentalist want everything to be electric.
 
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   / Fuel prices around the world. #406  
Nobody is stopping oil companies from producing more. They have millions of acres of oil leases in proven oil fields. They can operate as many rigs as they want on those leases. That’s my point. They produce to the level that keeps the prices where they want it. What do you suggest? Forcing companies to produce more by enacting laws requiring this? Or having government drill for oil? They produce based on their business plan and desired profit margins.
No, I suggest easing the existing restrictions on them. One example would be NG export terminal restrictions. If they were allowed to be finished and NG ships filled, they could export NG to Europe instead of buying NG from Putin.

 
   / Fuel prices around the world. #407  
Why would NG gaining in popularity if some states are beginning to ban homes being even hooked up to NG?
The radical Environmentalist want everything to be electric.
Nobody has banned NG for electrical power generation.
 
   / Fuel prices around the world. #408  
No, I suggest easing the existing restrictions on them. One example would be NG export terminal restrictions. If they were allowed to be finished and NG ships filled, they could export NG to Europe instead of buying NG from Putin.

It will get worked out. There will be a need to fill the gap from Russia.
 
   / Fuel prices around the world. #409  
Nobody has banned NG for electrical power generation.
Thats not what I said. I said some states are banning homes from being hooked up to NG. If theres less NG customers then theres less demand and less exploration or production.
 
   / Fuel prices around the world. #410  
It will get worked out. There will be a need to fill the gap from Russia.
If you read the article, you’d see theres a certain individual backed by another group of environmentalists standing in the way of working anything out.

As far as “filling the gap from Russia”, today would be nice. Every barrel is blood money. We have the capacity shut him off now, but instead, we’re increasing from 3% to 7.9%.
 
   / Fuel prices around the world. #411  
If you read the article, you’d see theres a certain individual backed by another group of environmentalists standing in the way of working anything out.

As far as “filling the gap from Russia”, today would be nice. Every barrel is blood money. We have the capacity shut him off now, but instead, we’re increasing from 3% to 7.9%.
Free enterprise. Some folks in the senate are proposing to ban Russian imports. We’ll see if it passes. The oil companies won’t stop this unless they are legally required to.
 
   / Fuel prices around the world. #412  
Free enterprise. Some folks in the senate are proposing to ban Russian imports. We’ll see if it passes. The oil companies won’t stop this unless they are legally required to.

What gets legally imported in or exported out of this country is from government policy, not Free Enterprise.
Russian oil imports could be banned tomorrow with a pen and a phone.
 
   / Fuel prices around the world. #413  
Looks like remote work is going to remain an attractive option in the post covid workplace setting for a different reason now
 
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My gas supply.......now worth 20 billion rubles.......
 

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   / Fuel prices around the world. #416  
Except in India and China, I guess their dirty air stays over there.
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China and India air pollution stays inside their borders. US air pollution floats all around the globe. Thats why radical environmentalists never shame China, only the USA.

I wonder if that bunch knows of the top 25 polluting cities in the world, 24 of them are in China?
 
   / Fuel prices around the world. #417  
Wow, the gas just jumped this week from $3.49 to $3.99 a gallon, and diesel went up to $4.59. I filled up all the tractors and cars, but if it keeps going up that fast, a lot of plans will have to be gone over again or set aside.
 
   / Fuel prices around the world. #418  
Except in India and China, I guess their dirty air stays over there.
Why don’t we do good things for our own country and quit focusing on what other countries do? Not polluting our air, soil and water with mercury, and other toxins is good for America. And coal is a more expensive fuel for electric generation than gas anyways, so there’s no incentive to keep using it.
 
   / Fuel prices around the world. #419  
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China and India air pollution stays inside their borders. US air pollution floats all around the globe. Thats why radical environmentalists never shame China, only the USA.

I wonder if that bunch knows of the top 25 polluting cities in the world, 24 of them are in China?
For once can you cut the politics? It’s simply good that we don’t pollute our water and soil with toxic waste in our own country. That’s a huge win for a cleaner environment and public health in America. We no longer have to accept those toxins in our country; we are rich and technically advanced enough to have cleaner options. Let the third world pollute their soil and water if they want to.
 
   / Fuel prices around the world. #420  
Why don’t we do good things for our own country and quit focusing on what other countries do? Not polluting our air, soil and water with mercury, and other toxins is good for America. And coal is a more expensive fuel for electric generation than gas anyways, so there’s no incentive to keep using it.
Um no. The US never has and never will stop sticking our noses in other countries affairs.
We HAVE significantly decreased pollution in this country. We have done a LOT.

The objective of environmentalists is 2 fold. Decrease greenhouse gasses/pollution through destruction of any fossil fuel devices.
It wont end with elimination of coal and switching to NG…..
Once thats done, they will want NG eliminated, just like coal.
 
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