Yeah, and while Exxon touts oil exploration in Guyana they bought 120000 acres of land around Smackover, AR. Something about 4 million tons of lithium in the ground?
Food riots thread…and energy.
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And due to the "Go Green" / "Save the earth program".... Exxon will end up selling all that out to the US Government, at a big profit. "Go Green" would fall flat on it's face without the USD's............. Your tax payer dollars at work. Just a Ponzi Scheme.
Random thoughts while pulling weeds in my garden, this morning.
America is not "Cultivating Farmers".
While spending billions of USD's / Taxpayers money is funding Universities.
Agreed, they turn out young people with degrees in "Agriculture".
The fallacy is that a 25 year old with a Masters in Agriculture or Farming can not afford to buy land to farm.
These kids have student loans, no credit rating and are lacking in a farmer's work ethic. They bought the "Pie in the Sky".
What is being turned out is green kids with no actual farming experience that will go to work for Conagra, Tyson, ADM, Cargill, etc.
In turn, the CEO's of these companies could not grow a tomato plant in a porch planter. Below is info on the CEO of Conagra.
America is heading down a path that will lead it to a cliff with no bottom in sight.
The term lack of foresight comes to mind.
American's are being brainwashed into thinking growing food and farming should be done in developing countries.
Land in America is way to valuable to be growing produce on. There is a gigantic housing shortage. Build houses where there are corn fields. Problem solved.
An Eisenhower quote:
Special Message to the Congress on Agriculture, 1/9/56
"You know, farming looks mighty easy when your plow is a pencil, and you're a thousand miles from the corn field."
Address at Bradley University, Peoria, Illinois, 9/25/56
Nothing has changed.
America is not "Cultivating Farmers".
While spending billions of USD's / Taxpayers money is funding Universities.
Agreed, they turn out young people with degrees in "Agriculture".
The fallacy is that a 25 year old with a Masters in Agriculture or Farming can not afford to buy land to farm.
These kids have student loans, no credit rating and are lacking in a farmer's work ethic. They bought the "Pie in the Sky".
What is being turned out is green kids with no actual farming experience that will go to work for Conagra, Tyson, ADM, Cargill, etc.
In turn, the CEO's of these companies could not grow a tomato plant in a porch planter. Below is info on the CEO of Conagra.
America is heading down a path that will lead it to a cliff with no bottom in sight.
The term lack of foresight comes to mind.
American's are being brainwashed into thinking growing food and farming should be done in developing countries.
Land in America is way to valuable to be growing produce on. There is a gigantic housing shortage. Build houses where there are corn fields. Problem solved.
An Eisenhower quote:
Special Message to the Congress on Agriculture, 1/9/56
"You know, farming looks mighty easy when your plow is a pencil, and you're a thousand miles from the corn field."
Address at Bradley University, Peoria, Illinois, 9/25/56
Nothing has changed.
Last I read, avg age of amercian farmer was 58.. and that was 5 years ago. you know they're getting older every year.
Let me look again.
The average age of farm producers (PDF, 1.8 MB) increased from 56.3 to 57.5 years from 2012 to 2017.
"Family farms accounted for 96% of all U.S. farms".: ... wait and see >The government is going to take these under the guise of 'carbon elimination'
The Government is playing a numbers game:Last I read, avg age of amercian farmer was 58.. and that was 5 years ago. you know they're getting older every year.
Let me look again.
The average age of farm producers (PDF, 1.8 MB) increased from 56.3 to 57.5 years from 2012 to 2017.
"Family farms accounted for 96% of all U.S. farms".: ... wait and see >The government is going to take these under the guise of 'carbon elimination'
What is the standard farm size?
The average farm size for 2021 is 445 acres, up from 444 acres the previous year. Agricultural research and data collection are still mostly based on acres. Based on that, the stats that keep coming out perpetuates the perception that farming is a losing financial proposition.
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The Microsoft co-founder is considered the largest private owner of farmland in the country with some 269,000 acres across dozens of states, according to last year's edition of the Land Report 100, an annual survey of the nation's largest landowners.
Compare the acres owned by "Family Farms" to the acreage owned by Corporations.
China is not "Going Green"
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China Returns To Coal As Hydropower Falters | OilPrice.com
Low rainfall in the top hydropower-producing regions in southern China has led to a drop in hydropower generation, and a jump coal-fired power production
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You cannot go into dirt farming without a family legacy of already owned land any more. Rarely will you be profitable enough as a start up to stay a float. Even renting land if you do not own at prices creeping above $150 per acre is a losing proposition unless you are using it to supplement or rotate land you already own. The only option that I see used around me that tends to work is getting into chicken, hog or turkey farming and then expanding to dirt farming with what is made from house farming. Corn and beans alone will not pay the rent here....tobacco is fully contract regulated and going away while folks moving in to get away from their blue state hells are raising farm land prices to stupid numbers. The really profitable guys around here have discovered the agri-business growing strawberries etc and produce/sweet corn along with their regular crops and making good money on the traffic those things generate selling farm direct........or they are huge legacy farms that own enough land and equipment to make lower money crops work. My best friend does 4 chicken houses, 200 cows, strawberries/produce sold at the farm and about 1800 acres of beans/corn/wheat. That is what it takes today in my area to make money farming and land is still being snapped up and made into cookie cutter developments for outsiders.
Those giant corn fields you see are not growing food.
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How many acres are used for ethanol?
The USDA's June World Agriculture Supply and Demand Estimates report indicated that the 2020-'21 outlook for corn used for ethanol would total roughly 5.4 billion bushels. (30.2 million corn acres).
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How many acres are used for ethanol?
The USDA's June World Agriculture Supply and Demand Estimates report indicated that the 2020-'21 outlook for corn used for ethanol would total roughly 5.4 billion bushels. (30.2 million corn acres).
Less Than Expected, More Than Enough | EthanolProducer.com
Ideal growing conditions and optimal yields should provide a silver lining for the 2020-’21 corn crop following lower than expected planting numbers. It's still early, but as of late August, the crop appears to be in good to excellent shape.
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.... This was 2017.. not sure how much has changed in 6 years....
1870 was the first US Census in which farmers were in the minority (47.7%).Today, only 1.3% of Americans are still farming and increasingly do so on operations of over 2,000 acres. Even so, family farms still make up 98% of our agricultural sector. Farm ownership still reflects the legacy of the Homestead Act of 1862 as a great deal of current farmland still belongs to descendants of the 19th century homesteaders. According to the most recent USDA Census of Agriculture in 2017, the largest share of the US agricultural land is owned by families and individuals (201.5 million acres of cropland and 223.8 million acres of pastureland). Partnerships and family corporations own most of the remaining private land with non-family corporations holding only 3.1 million acres of cropland and 6.4 million acres of pastureland (see graph below).
Forbes says -
Who Owns America’s Farmland? And What Is Their Role In The Response To Climate Change?
America's farmers rent a good deal of the of the land they tend. In an age of climate change the nature of landlord/tenant relationships may need to change to help growers shift to more climate-resilient farming methods
www.forbes.com
Unless you have a different source ?? @Hobo Hilton
Funny.... We (American tax dollars) can build a CO2 pipeline but could never build a water pipeline to transport water from flood areas to drought areas.
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The Iowa Utilities Board on June 16 issued an order announcing the public evidentiary hearing for Summit Carbon Solutions’ proposed carbon dioxide pipeline will begin on Aug. 22. The hearing process is expected to extend into at least October.
Summit Carbon in January 2022 filed a petition for a hazardous liquid pipeline permit with the IUB to construct, operate and maintain approximately 687 miles of 6-to 24-inch diameter pipeline for the transportation of liquefied carbon dioxide within the state. The order issued June 16 establishes the complete procedural schedule and public evidentiary hearing for the proposed pipeline, including deadlines
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The Iowa Utilities Board on June 16 issued an order announcing the public evidentiary hearing for Summit Carbon Solutions’ proposed carbon dioxide pipeline will begin on Aug. 22. The hearing process is expected to extend into at least October.
Summit Carbon in January 2022 filed a petition for a hazardous liquid pipeline permit with the IUB to construct, operate and maintain approximately 687 miles of 6-to 24-inch diameter pipeline for the transportation of liquefied carbon dioxide within the state. The order issued June 16 establishes the complete procedural schedule and public evidentiary hearing for the proposed pipeline, including deadlines
Ethanol Producer Magazine
Since 1995, Ethanol Producer Magazine is the ethanol industry’s premier trade journal. With its commitment to editorial excellence and high-quality print production and distribution, it is widely recognized as the business-to-business publication of note throughout the global ethanol industry...
Truth. Imagine a pipeline from the Mississippi River to the West Coast. They could use it to fill lakes and reservoirs. Easy to spot leaks, look for cattails and foxtailsFunny.... We (American tax dollars) can build a CO2 pipeline but could never build a water pipeline to transport water from flood areas to drought areas.
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The Iowa Utilities Board on June 16 issued an order announcing the public evidentiary hearing for Summit Carbon Solutions’ proposed carbon dioxide pipeline will begin on Aug. 22. The hearing process is expected to extend into at least October.
Summit Carbon in January 2022 filed a petition for a hazardous liquid pipeline permit with the IUB to construct, operate and maintain approximately 687 miles of 6-to 24-inch diameter pipeline for the transportation of liquefied carbon dioxide within the state. The order issued June 16 establishes the complete procedural schedule and public evidentiary hearing for the proposed pipeline, including deadlines
Ethanol Producer Magazine
Since 1995, Ethanol Producer Magazine is the ethanol industry’s premier trade journal. With its commitment to editorial excellence and high-quality print production and distribution, it is widely recognized as the business-to-business publication of note throughout the global ethanol industry...
I get your point..... This was 2017.. not sure how much has changed in 6 years....
1870 was the first US Census in which farmers were in the minority (47.7%).Today, only 1.3% of Americans are still farming and increasingly do so on operations of over 2,000 acres. Even so, family farms still make up 98% of our agricultural sector. Farm ownership still reflects the legacy of the Homestead Act of 1862 as a great deal of current farmland still belongs to descendants of the 19th century homesteaders. According to the most recent USDA Census of Agriculture in 2017, the largest share of the US agricultural land is owned by families and individuals (201.5 million acres of cropland and 223.8 million acres of pastureland). Partnerships and family corporations own most of the remaining private land with non-family corporations holding only 3.1 million acres of cropland and 6.4 million acres of pastureland (see graph below).
Forbes says -
Who Owns America’s Farmland? And What Is Their Role In The Response To Climate Change?
America's farmers rent a good deal of the of the land they tend. In an age of climate change the nature of landlord/tenant relationships may need to change to help growers shift to more climate-resilient farming methods
Unless you have a different source ?? @Hobo Hilton
What skews the numbers is corn grown for ethanol production is still considered "agriculture". An average family farm of 489 acres can't produce ethanol corn at a profit, as pointed out above. Family farming is a money losing endevour.
Food crop fields are being converted to "biofuel" producing acreage and this will continue year after year with an increasing percentage of land being converted to ethanol corn.
Agricultural Biomass for Biofuel | USDA Climate Hubs
Sustainability of Agricultural Biomass in the Northwest Agricultural biofuels can supplement our energy resources in the United States. Biofuels are often referred to by “generations”, with first generation being food crops that are grown on arable land, and second generation being food...
This Rabbit Hole of "Go Green / Sustainability" is getting bigger and deeper by the day. If America stays on this path the day will come when out enemies powered by Coal, Oil, Diesel, Nuclear and every other form of dirty energy will steam roll over America in a matter of days. Probably during a January when it is the coldest days on record.
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GM has the foresight to know EV trucks are a long ways off in the future.
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WASHINGTON, June 20 (Reuters) - General Motors (GM.N) on Tuesday said it was investing $920 million to expand operations at its Ohio diesel engine plant for production of future internal combustion engine (ICE) heavy-duty truck powertrain products.
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WASHINGTON, June 20 (Reuters) - General Motors (GM.N) on Tuesday said it was investing $920 million to expand operations at its Ohio diesel engine plant for production of future internal combustion engine (ICE) heavy-duty truck powertrain products.
GM investing $920 million in Ohio diesel engine plant
General Motors on Tuesday said it was investing $920 million to expand operations at its Ohio diesel engine plant for production of future internal combustion engine (ICE) heavy-duty truck powertrain products.
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Energy Related:
Not surprisingly, Big Oil companies such as the U.S.’ ExxonMobil Corp. (NYSE:XOM) and Italy’s Eni S.p.A (NYSE:E) as well as global automakers such as Porsche and Audi are some of the biggest backers of e-fuels (Exxon and Eni are supporters of Europe’s eFuel Alliance).
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Not surprisingly, Big Oil companies such as the U.S.’ ExxonMobil Corp. (NYSE:XOM) and Italy’s Eni S.p.A (NYSE:E) as well as global automakers such as Porsche and Audi are some of the biggest backers of e-fuels (Exxon and Eni are supporters of Europe’s eFuel Alliance).
‘Nuclear Diesel’ Could Become A Gamechanger In Energy Markets | OilPrice.com
Synthetic fuels could challenge EV vehicles, but up until now, high production costs have rendered these types of fuel uncompetitive
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Thought about placing this in Hobo's "Inflation Thread", think this thread is more appropriate. The sales receipt is from yesterday, the highlighted item is for 8 lbs. of Russet potatoes. The bag has been downsized from 10-lbs, and now costs a couple of bucks more. I consider myself fortunate, I'm only bitching about my grocery bill and not having to make choices, others are already having to cutback on extravagant
groceries.
groceries.
You should have been watching the submarine story and not looking at prices.... We are living life during the "Great Reset" and the majority of American's don't even see it happening.
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Interesting... Will this cause the price of LNG to go up here in America ?... IDK.. Will it hurt Russia ? I believe Russia will always find a market for it's oil and gas.
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Germany’s state-controlled firm Securing Energy for Europe (Sefe) has signed a 20-year deal with Venture Global LNG to import 2.25 million tons of LNG per year from Venture Global’s third project, CP2 LNG, as Europe’s biggest economy is looking to secure gas supply after Russia stopped deliveries.
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Germany’s state-controlled firm Securing Energy for Europe (Sefe) has signed a 20-year deal with Venture Global LNG to import 2.25 million tons of LNG per year from Venture Global’s third project, CP2 LNG, as Europe’s biggest economy is looking to secure gas supply after Russia stopped deliveries.
Germany Signs Long-Term U.S. LNG Deal To Replace Russian Gas | OilPrice.com
Germany’s state-controlled firm, Securing Energy for Europe, has signed a 20-year deal with Venture Global LNG to import 2.25 million tons.The move is the latest step in Germany’s attempt to secure its energy supply as it weans itself off Russian natural gas.Germany has also signed a long-term deal
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An "investment" in the future. A wise move.
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Norway approved on Wednesday the development of 19 offshore oil and gas projects worth more than $18.5 billion (200 billion Norwegian crowns) in investments, as Western Europe’s top oil and gas producer looks to sustain the high production from its continental shelf.
The 19 projects approved today include new developments, additional development of producing oil and gas fields, and investments to increase resource recovery in producing fields, the Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy said. The projects are being led by Aker BP, Equinor, Wintershall Dea, and OMV.
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Norway approved on Wednesday the development of 19 offshore oil and gas projects worth more than $18.5 billion (200 billion Norwegian crowns) in investments, as Western Europe’s top oil and gas producer looks to sustain the high production from its continental shelf.
The 19 projects approved today include new developments, additional development of producing oil and gas fields, and investments to increase resource recovery in producing fields, the Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy said. The projects are being led by Aker BP, Equinor, Wintershall Dea, and OMV.
Norway Approves $18.5 Billion Investment In Oil And Gas Projects | OilPrice.com
Norway has approved the development of 19 offshore oil and gas projects worth more than $18.5 billion.
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too bad out government won't let us drillAn "investment" in the future. A wise move.
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Norway approved on Wednesday the development of 19 offshore oil and gas projects worth more than $18.5 billion (200 billion Norwegian crowns) in investments, as Western Europe’s top oil and gas producer looks to sustain the high production from its continental shelf.
The 19 projects approved today include new developments, additional development of producing oil and gas fields, and investments to increase resource recovery in producing fields, the Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy said. The projects are being led by Aker BP, Equinor, Wintershall Dea, and OMV.
Norway Approves $18.5 Billion Investment In Oil And Gas Projects | OilPrice.com
Norway has approved the development of 19 offshore oil and gas projects worth more than $18.5 billion.
Yeah, maybe they can invest in building a gas pipeline to Russia.An "investment" in the future. A wise move.
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Norway approved on Wednesday the development of 19 offshore oil and gas projects worth more than $18.5 billion (200 billion Norwegian crowns) in investments, as Western Europe’s top oil and gas producer looks to sustain the high production from its continental shelf.
The 19 projects approved today include new developments, additional development of producing oil and gas fields, and investments to increase resource recovery in producing fields, the Norwegian Ministry of Petroleum and Energy said. The projects are being led by Aker BP, Equinor, Wintershall Dea, and OMV.
Norway Approves $18.5 Billion Investment In Oil And Gas Projects | OilPrice.com
Norway has approved the development of 19 offshore oil and gas projects worth more than $18.5 billion.
If you know a young person with a little extra "play money" encourage them to invest in any form of "dirty energy"... Mining, refining, transporting, etc. The companies based in Australia seem to have that figured out. Europe is importing more American LNG than any other time in history.
Windy City Mayhem: HUNDREDS OF YOUTHS Invade Chicago Neighborhood, Destroy Property, and Terrorize Homeowners for Several Hours - Gunshots Also Reportedly Heard (VIDEO) | The Gateway Pundit | by Cullen Linebarger
This is what happens when cities coddle criminals.
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Quote: Hundreds of deranged teenagers stormed the streets of a Chicago neighborhood earlier this week and caused massive destruction along the way with no police in sight to protect the helpless residents.
WGN TV reported that around 9 PM Monday night, the teens poured off the Chicago “L” train at the Belmont Red Line stop and completely shut down the roadway for several hours. Residents were left in complete terror.
End of quote.
Now picture this scenario during a famine with food unavailable at any price for the 99%, or throngs of invaders speaking a language you don't understand.
WROL will bring a new understanding to the term “self defense”.Windy City Mayhem: HUNDREDS OF YOUTHS Invade Chicago Neighborhood, Destroy Property, and Terrorize Homeowners for Several Hours - Gunshots Also Reportedly Heard (VIDEO) | The Gateway Pundit | by Cullen Linebarger
This is what happens when cities coddle criminals.
Quote: Hundreds of deranged teenagers stormed the streets of a Chicago neighborhood earlier this week and caused massive destruction along the way with no police in sight to protect the helpless residents.
WGN TV reported that around 9 PM Monday night, the teens poured off the Chicago “L” train at the Belmont Red Line stop and completely shut down the roadway for several hours. Residents were left in complete terror.
End of quote.
Now picture this scenario during a famine with food unavailable at any price for the 99%, or throngs of invaders speaking a language you don't understand.
Make belt-fed-full-auto weapons great again!Windy City Mayhem: HUNDREDS OF YOUTHS Invade Chicago Neighborhood, Destroy Property, and Terrorize Homeowners for Several Hours - Gunshots Also Reportedly Heard (VIDEO) | The Gateway Pundit | by Cullen Linebarger
This is what happens when cities coddle criminals.
Now picture this scenario during a famine with food unavailable at any price for the 99%, or throngs of invaders speaking a language you don't understand.
Windy City Mayhem: HUNDREDS OF YOUTHS Invade Chicago Neighborhood, Destroy Property, and Terrorize Homeowners for Several Hours - Gunshots Also Reportedly Heard (VIDEO) | The Gateway Pundit | by Cullen Linebarger
This is what happens when cities coddle criminals.
Quote: Hundreds of deranged teenagers stormed the streets of a Chicago neighborhood earlier this week and caused massive destruction along the way with no police in sight to protect the helpless residents.
WGN TV reported that around 9 PM Monday night, the teens poured off the Chicago “L” train at the Belmont Red Line stop and completely shut down the roadway for several hours. Residents were left in complete terror.
End of quote.
Now picture this scenario during a famine with food unavailable at any price for the 99%, or throngs of invaders speaking a language you don't understand.
I would bet really good money if one of the terrorized residents decided to defend themselves and their neighbourhood, and do what the police should have been doing (instead of taking payoffs from Soros to let crime happen), that all of the sudden the police would have been there front and center with lightning speed to "protect" the 13/80 thugs
Gatling guns are legal. No tax stamp and cheaper. Need more capacity though.
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Oil and gas will continue to be leading sources of energy for decades to come on the back of a lagging energy transition, major industry players said at the Energy Asia conference held in Malaysia’s capital Kuala Lumpur this week.
“We think the biggest realization that should come out of this conference ... is oil and gas are needed for decades to come,” said John Hess, CEO of U.S. oil company Hess Corporation.
“Energy transition is going to take a lot longer, it’s going to cost a lot more money and need new technologies that don’t even exist today,” he continued.
When it comes to clean energy, the world needs to invest $4 trillion a year — and it’s nowhere close, Hess said.
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“We think the biggest realization that should come out of this conference ... is oil and gas are needed for decades to come,” said John Hess, CEO of U.S. oil company Hess Corporation.
“Energy transition is going to take a lot longer, it’s going to cost a lot more money and need new technologies that don’t even exist today,” he continued.
When it comes to clean energy, the world needs to invest $4 trillion a year — and it’s nowhere close, Hess said.
Oil and gas will continue to power the world for decades to come, big oil firms say
Oil and gas will remain leading sources of energy for decades to come on the back of a lagging energy transition, said key industry players at Energy Asia.
New Mexico may see a day when they beg the oil companies to produce oil and gas. In order to "prove" a new well, the gas flow is measured and then flared off.
Obviously the state employees don't know the first thing about the oil patch.
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NMED identified five Ameredev facilities that actively extracted oil and natural gas without any means to transport the gas to a midstream pipeline as required by New Mexico state law.
The Administrative Compliance Order requires the company to pay a civil penalty $40.3 million to the State of New Mexico’s general fund, cease and desist all excess emissions from its facilities in accordance with applicable regulations, and seek permits reflective of the equipment and operations on-site. The New Mexico regulators also required the Texas-based firm to hire an NMED-approved independent, third-party auditor to assess all Ameredev facilities in New Mexico, and to undertake projects to mitigate excess emissions.
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Obviously the state employees don't know the first thing about the oil patch.
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NMED identified five Ameredev facilities that actively extracted oil and natural gas without any means to transport the gas to a midstream pipeline as required by New Mexico state law.
The Administrative Compliance Order requires the company to pay a civil penalty $40.3 million to the State of New Mexico’s general fund, cease and desist all excess emissions from its facilities in accordance with applicable regulations, and seek permits reflective of the equipment and operations on-site. The New Mexico regulators also required the Texas-based firm to hire an NMED-approved independent, third-party auditor to assess all Ameredev facilities in New Mexico, and to undertake projects to mitigate excess emissions.
New Mexico Slaps $40 Million Fine On Oil Firm Over Excess Emissions | OilPrice.com
New Mexico regulators have imposed a fine exceeding $40 million on Texas-based oil and gas company Ameredev for serious violations of emission standards and air quality rules.
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The bottom line numbers of the cost of "wind energy" are starting to come out.
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Across the wind industry, around 65% of operations and maintenance costs are unplanned, according to ONYX. It projects that major corrective spending will rise to $4 billion by 2029.
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Across the wind industry, around 65% of operations and maintenance costs are unplanned, according to ONYX. It projects that major corrective spending will rise to $4 billion by 2029.
Wind turbine troubles have sent one stock tumbling. There are fears it could be a much wider issue
"We have to acknowledge that ... the pace of change in that machinery has put us into slightly uncharted territory," one analyst said.
Energy, worldwide.
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Concerned about energy security, Europe and China are in an intensifying competition to sign long-term supply deals with U.S. LNG developers and exporters.
The race for LNG supply indexed to Henry Hub prices and with flexibility clauses to resell the cargoes if not needed gives buyers certainty about long-term supply and the possibility to send cargoes elsewhere if the market is not as tight as expected.
For sellers, the U.S. LNG developers and exporters, more long-term purchase deals with Europe and Asia mean more chances for projects to contract future volumes from planned export facilities and underpin financing and final investment decisions for a greater number of U.S. LNG export terminals.
https://oilprice.com/Energy/Crude-Oil/Europe-And-China-Face-Off-Over-US-LNG-Supply-Deals.html
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Concerned about energy security, Europe and China are in an intensifying competition to sign long-term supply deals with U.S. LNG developers and exporters.
The race for LNG supply indexed to Henry Hub prices and with flexibility clauses to resell the cargoes if not needed gives buyers certainty about long-term supply and the possibility to send cargoes elsewhere if the market is not as tight as expected.
For sellers, the U.S. LNG developers and exporters, more long-term purchase deals with Europe and Asia mean more chances for projects to contract future volumes from planned export facilities and underpin financing and final investment decisions for a greater number of U.S. LNG export terminals.
https://oilprice.com/Energy/Crude-Oil/Europe-And-China-Face-Off-Over-US-LNG-Supply-Deals.html
Energy.... Or better - Lack of energy.
The hold up seems to be the US Government who is dumping billions of $$$ into the Go Green movement.
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Insufficient grid infrastructure is one of the biggest hurdles to the growth of the domestic renewable energy industry. To keep up with renewable energy production targets, the country will need 47,300 gigawatt-miles of new power lines by 2035 – a 57% expansion of the existing grid and a two-fold increase in the current rate of construction – according to the U.S. Department of Energy. The current pace of construction is painfully slow due to a set of byzantine bureaucratic processes which govern permitting and oversight for renewable energy projects and grid expansion. The average review of renewable energy projects takes about 3.5 years, but there are cases in which a single transition line took over a decade to be completed.
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The hold up seems to be the US Government who is dumping billions of $$$ into the Go Green movement.
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Insufficient grid infrastructure is one of the biggest hurdles to the growth of the domestic renewable energy industry. To keep up with renewable energy production targets, the country will need 47,300 gigawatt-miles of new power lines by 2035 – a 57% expansion of the existing grid and a two-fold increase in the current rate of construction – according to the U.S. Department of Energy. The current pace of construction is painfully slow due to a set of byzantine bureaucratic processes which govern permitting and oversight for renewable energy projects and grid expansion. The average review of renewable energy projects takes about 3.5 years, but there are cases in which a single transition line took over a decade to be completed.
Old Coal Plants Get A Green Energy Facelift | OilPrice.com
The decline of coal plants is creating opportunities for the renewable energy sector in the US, as these projects are increasingly utilizing the infrastructure left behind by coal.
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You Gonna Finish That? Meat, Plane Rides, and Clothes Are Gone in 2030, Say WEF Commie Prags
The WEF isn't being secretive about its plans to enslave us. But unfortunately, we are once again ignoring the tyrants looking to take over the world.
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Dutch Government Collapses as Pro-Farmer Party Looks to Take Power
The globalist Dutch government of Mark Rutte collapsed, paving the way for the possibility of the pro-farmer party to take power.
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EU Backs Dutch Scheme to Forcibly Shut Down Thousands of Farms
Plan would see thousands of farms shut down to comply with EU climate goals, and farmers banned from ever working again to get a cash payout.
www.breitbart.com
I am surprised more European countries do not "Brexit" and regain their sovereignty from the EU
It is a direct reflection of just how badly their "leaders" ("elected" officals) have sold them out.
as long as I can order steaks that taste as good as our last picanha turned out the world can burn Id never notice it we do have to cook it in with a little less heat and maybe 1m per side or 2 but other wise yea for medium rare grilled meat .
I have been around nukes. I think this is more of the "Global Warming" BS.....
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The Bugey power plant has a capacity of 3.6 gigawatts (GW), and the Saint Alban nuclear plant has 2.6 GW capacity.
For the rest of this week, production will be at least 1.8 GW at Bugey and 1.3 GW at the Saint Alban plant to meet grid requirements, EDF has said. Output could change depending on the needs of the grid, it added.
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The Bugey power plant has a capacity of 3.6 gigawatts (GW), and the Saint Alban nuclear plant has 2.6 GW capacity.
For the rest of this week, production will be at least 1.8 GW at Bugey and 1.3 GW at the Saint Alban plant to meet grid requirements, EDF has said. Output could change depending on the needs of the grid, it added.
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Heatwave Forces French Nuclear Power Plants To Curb Output | OilPrice.com
The ongoing heatwave in Europe is set to restrict nuclear power generation at two French plants this week due to increased river temperatures affecting reactor cooling systems.
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Gave some thought to my comment above about the temperature effect on power plants.
The hotter the ambient temperature, the less fuel a coal burner, waste burner or a gas fired plant will use.
It's all about super heating water into high pressure steam to spin the turbine generator.
The hotter the water is at the intake, the less energy required to bring it up to heat.
Yes, I am over simplifying....
Food for thought
The hotter the ambient temperature, the less fuel a coal burner, waste burner or a gas fired plant will use.
It's all about super heating water into high pressure steam to spin the turbine generator.
The hotter the water is at the intake, the less energy required to bring it up to heat.
Yes, I am over simplifying....
Food for thought
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I’m pretty sure it’s safe to stop this dude a few paragraphs in and tell him to just fuck off.
Since this is definitely on the horizon for us i hope all of you are preparing accordingly.
If you are in a city it’s better to leave a year early than it is too late. If you are in a big metro area when this goes into full swing you will be fucked.
I’m pretty sure it’s safe to stop this dude a few paragraphs in and tell him to just fuck off.
Since this is definitely on the horizon for us i hope all of you are preparing accordingly.
If you are in a city it’s better to leave a year early than it is too late. If you are in a big metro area when this goes into full swing you will be fucked.
Does anyone actually think that if the population is reduced everyone will get an economic boom, like what happened after the Black Plague? Does anyone think that after 90% of the world is killed that the remainder will have the boot lifted and live in Utopia? That children will not be stolen any longer, economic slavery (debt) abolished and wars cease? If you do, you are an idealistic idiot and a Marxist.
I actually wonder if we are approaching a second Dark Age where most of what we have learned will be turned into algorithms for AI and most people will be so functionally ignorant that we may more closely resemble the populace from the dark ages than the uneducated soldiers in the Civil War. Then true separation and caste systems can flourish. It’s astonishing that we are looking at this as a possibility. But it seems to have been planned for a while now.
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Your prediction sounds plausible. Room for the fringe minorities with unacceptable views to live comfortably.
Energy... More like Lack Of Energy for the future.
All part of the plan to use up resources while the Government continues to squander.
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All part of the plan to use up resources while the Government continues to squander.
U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve Will Not Be Replenished Anytime Soon | OilPrice.com
The U.S. Secretary of Energy has emphasized that the Strategic Petroleum Reserve will not be fully replenished any time soon.
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What we are fast diving into and the Global Elites are openly proclaiming and all the idiot generation is begging for is a return of the Feudal System.
Only the rich elites will be able to "own" anything.
Only the rich elites will be able to "travel" anywhere
Everybody else will be a serf and a slave.
The police and military will be the open tools of oppression to keep the serfs in line while the new global green religion of Satan will tell everyone that they are supposed to be enjoying their miserable lives.
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