Price Check in the Gas and Diesel Aisle...
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Yea.......running 70, or a little better it is only turning 1400, 1500 RPMs........the 10 speed trans makes a big difference..........around town is 16-17 mpg.......this truck gets better mileage than the 2011 F150, 5.0 I traded in.........
Hook my 30 ft. RV to it, all bets are off.........
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As we begin the second half of 2022:
| WTI Crude • | 108.8 | +3.08 | +2.91% |
| Brent Crude • | 112.3 | +3.23 | +2.96% |
The term I have grown to hate = "force majeure"
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Libya Declares Force Majeure On Oil Exports | OilPrice.com
Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC) declared force majeure on crude exports from its oil terminals amid continued blockades of production and ports, which have severely crippled Libya’s oil exports
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So, just how are we going to charge all of these batteries ?
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New Gulf of Mexico oil and gas leases could be nixed for next five years under proposed Biden plan
In a preliminary proposal that will take months to confirm, the Biden administration is floating the possibility of nixing oil and gas leases in the Gulf of Mexico and the
Last tank of gas I filled up pre-Covid shutdowns was early March 2020 for $2.75/gal premium.
Reagan said Freedom can be lost in 2 generations. I'm guessing we have 1 generation left.
Like clock work....... The hits just keep on comin'......
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Venezuela’s Largest Oil Refinery Halts Production Amid Blackout | OilPrice.com
Production at Venezuela’s largest oil refinery has been halted following a blackout caused by electrical problems
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A changing world:
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Russia Announces 82-Million-Ton Arctic Oil Discovery | OilPrice.com
Rosneft claims to have discovered an 82-million-ton oil field in the Pechora Sea in the Arctic
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Norway's government steps in to end oil and gas strike, averting a new energy shock for Europe | CNN Business
Norway has intervened to end a strike by oil and gas workers, the country's government said in a statement late Tuesday, citing concerns about Europe's energy crisis amid Russia's war in Ukraine.
Who would have taught Arabs bullshiting everyone 
, it seems Sauds are not even close to being top oil producing country .
Kamala better lube up as sucking Saudi and Qatari cock is not going to cut it . They don't have oil capacity to spare. SPR is so going to be drained.
''despite all the flim-flam and general nonsense from the Saudis about being able to ‘produce’ 11 million bpd or 12 million with ease, and plans to ‘increase this’ to 13 million bpd, Saudi Arabia has actually produced from 1973 to the end of last week, an average of 8.192 million barrels per day (bpd) of crude oil; that is it. Moreover it has only ever managed to produce 11 million bpd and sustain it for a month on two occasions. Even when Saudi was at almost existential points in its recent history , Saudi still could not increase oil production above just 10.5 million bpd for long.
It is consequently of no surprise whatsoever that OPEC+ last week decided not to increase its production over and above what had previously been agreed - because it simply cannot do so. Perhaps this was why neither the Saudi Crown Prince, Mohammed bin Salman (MbS), and the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan (MbZ), agreed to take telephone calls from U.S. President, Joe Biden, after all: not because they were seeking to marginalize him (although that is more than likely true as well) but because they could offer him nothing and have been caught out in a lie. This latter inference can be taken from subsequent remarks – relayed to the world last week by the French President, Emmanuel Macron – that he had a call with MbZ: “He told me two things. I’m at a maximum, maximum [oil production capacity], this is what he claims,” said the French President. “And then he said [the] Saudis can increase by [only] 150 [thousand barrels per day], maybe a little bit more, but they don’t have huge capacities before six months’ time,” Macron concluded.
https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-...xaggerating-Its-Oil-Production-Potential.html
, it seems Sauds are not even close to being top oil producing country .Kamala better lube up as sucking Saudi and Qatari cock is not going to cut it . They don't have oil capacity to spare. SPR is so going to be drained.
''despite all the flim-flam and general nonsense from the Saudis about being able to ‘produce’ 11 million bpd or 12 million with ease, and plans to ‘increase this’ to 13 million bpd, Saudi Arabia has actually produced from 1973 to the end of last week, an average of 8.192 million barrels per day (bpd) of crude oil; that is it. Moreover it has only ever managed to produce 11 million bpd and sustain it for a month on two occasions. Even when Saudi was at almost existential points in its recent history , Saudi still could not increase oil production above just 10.5 million bpd for long.
It is consequently of no surprise whatsoever that OPEC+ last week decided not to increase its production over and above what had previously been agreed - because it simply cannot do so. Perhaps this was why neither the Saudi Crown Prince, Mohammed bin Salman (MbS), and the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi, Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan (MbZ), agreed to take telephone calls from U.S. President, Joe Biden, after all: not because they were seeking to marginalize him (although that is more than likely true as well) but because they could offer him nothing and have been caught out in a lie. This latter inference can be taken from subsequent remarks – relayed to the world last week by the French President, Emmanuel Macron – that he had a call with MbZ: “He told me two things. I’m at a maximum, maximum [oil production capacity], this is what he claims,” said the French President. “And then he said [the] Saudis can increase by [only] 150 [thousand barrels per day], maybe a little bit more, but they don’t have huge capacities before six months’ time,” Macron concluded.
https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-...xaggerating-Its-Oil-Production-Potential.html
Russian court orders one of world’s largest pipelines to suspend operations
The United States has imposed sanctions on Russian oil but has said flows from Kazakhstan through Russia should run uninterrupted.
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Heard a rumor fucktard boy just exported 5ish million barrels of oil.............to CHINA............from our STRATEGIC OIL RESERVES..................IN THE MIDDLE OF A FUEL CATASTROPHE.
Does fuckboy understand the definition of the word
STRATEGIC?
FUCKIN JERKOFF
Does fuckboy understand the definition of the word
STRATEGIC?
FUCKIN JERKOFF
That was documented last week... More oil is being produced on the Gulf Coast than the refineries have capacity to process. Seems they should refill the strategic oil storage with the excess.
No change in pump prices in my area
| WTI Crude • | 103.3 | +0.58 | +0.56% |
| Brent Crude • | 105.3 | +0.61 | +0.58% |
Appears to be the start of the "New Norm"..
| WTI Crude • | 104.8 | +2.06 | +2.01% |
| Brent Crude • | 107.0 | +2.37 | +2.26% |
Well documented and discussed.
Biden oil reserve release was ‘single handedly responsible’ for halting increase in gas prices, advisor says
Biden administration officials are taking solace in recent declines in gasoline prices, which have fallen by an average of 21 cents per gallon over the past month, according to GasBuddy. Brian Deese, President Biden’s National Economic Council director, said Thursday that while gas prices...
On God these oil prices dropping’ be bussin’ no cap Frfr.
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I try not to go past 1/2 tank in my Ram, but I ran it almost empty this week. $112.75 to fill it up.
Just returned from a 12 day 5,500 mile trip. CA to WY to TX to IA back to TX then WY and back home. Cheapest diesel was in Dallas area. Put 36 gallons in the tank yesterday and it cost 240.00 here in SoCal.
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I try to keep it above 1/4, sometimes I slip up and get down to 1/8 tank. Just depends on how closely I watch the pump prices most days.
We are all "watching"... I use gas and diesel around my homestead for mowers and tractor. My pile of empty containers is starting to build up while I wait on a break in fuel prices.
The problem with going that low is the fuel pump is located in the tank and uses the gasoline to cool the pump. When the tank goes below a 1/4, the pump isn't cooled as well and can cause a failure over time.
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Dang, guess I’ll make sure I keep it topped up better then. Last thing in need is fuel supply issues with a vehicle. Even the baby diesel is stupid expensive
Just paid $4.57 in Wyoming. It’s down about 20 cents. Needs to go down about $2 more
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Oil Prices Have Plummeted. Here’s Their Next Test.
| Opec Basket | 114.30 | +0.00 | +0.00% | (4 Days Delay) |
| WTI Crude • | 104.0 | -0.83 | -0.79% |
| Brent Crude • | 106.5 | -0.53 | -0.50% |
DOE Announces Contract Awards for Additional Crude Oil Sales From the Strategic Petroleum Reserve
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) today announced that contracts have been awarded for the purchase of crude oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) following a Notice of Sale announced on June 14, 2022.
A few visionaries know that "Oil" is not going away any time soon.
"America will most likely depend on the energy workers of today because those are the ones who understand how to build pipelines, how to drill, how to produce energy and use the same skills that are going to be used for renewable energy just as they are for traditional energy sources," Waguespack said. "That’s why LSU is perfect, not just to train tomorrow’s workers but also to cross-train today’s workers."
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"America will most likely depend on the energy workers of today because those are the ones who understand how to build pipelines, how to drill, how to produce energy and use the same skills that are going to be used for renewable energy just as they are for traditional energy sources," Waguespack said. "That’s why LSU is perfect, not just to train tomorrow’s workers but also to cross-train today’s workers."
'Global opportunity:' LSU expands role in energy industry through Shell investment
Industry leaders see Shell's $27.5 million investment in energy innovation at LSU as a way to bring today's workers up to speed on recent technological developments, and also train a
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