The Price of Gas Is Not Going to Go Down

[Toro]

It doesn't matter who you elect (although on the margin, Republicans are better).

We need to be investing an extra $250 billion a year just to keep up with demand. And that hasn't been happening.

And it's not going to happen anytime soon because 1.) shareholders won't allow it, and 2.) ESG and progressive demagoguing.

The SPR sales is a sham. Biden will start buying after the elections.

 

[fncceo]

The evolution of a prayer
1). There is no inflation ... we are not in a recession!

2). Well, maybe there is inflation, but we inherited it from the last guy!

3). OK, inflation is out of control and yeah, maybe we did start it. But, The Republicans won't do any better!

This particular prayer is called, "The Prayer For the Dead".

 

[surada]

It doesn't matter who you elect (although on the margin, Republicans are better).

We need to be investing an extra $250 billion a year just to keep up with demand. And that hasn't been happening.

And it's not going to happen anytime soon because 1.) shareholders won't allow it, and 2.) ESG and progressive demagoguing.

The SPR sales is a sham. Biden will start buying after the elections.

I don't think it will go down either... Maybe $3 a gallon.

 

[Mr Natural]

They can charge whatever they want for it.

 

[Muhammed]

Who the fuck would think it's a good investment to buy shares in any natural gas companies when the ultra-corrupt de-facto president Biden administration keeps threatening over and over and over again that they are going to eliminate the use of natural gas and put all of the fossil fuel industries out of business?

 

[surada]

They can charge whatever they want for it.

Production costs have gone up.

 

[Toro]

Who the fuck would think it's a good investment to buy shares in any natural gas companies when the ultra-corrupt de-facto president Biden administration keeps threatening over and over and over again that they are going to eliminate the use of natural gas and put the industry out of business?

Because if the progressives want to get to their renewables utopia, they HAVE to use gas.

Otherwise, they will get beaten worse than Mondale.

 

[Indeependent]

The bottom line is that Trump would be calling out the oil executives out for it.

 

[turbofish]

100 Ways Biden and the Democrats Have Made it Harder to Produce Oil & Gas

Joe Biden and the leadership of the Democratic party have a plan for American energy: make it harder to produce and more expensive to purchase. Since Biden took office, his administration and Congressional Democrats have taken over 100 actions deliberately designed to make it harder to produce...

www.americanenergyalliance.org

 

[surada]

The bottom line is that Trump would be calling out the oil executives out for it.

Lolol.

 

[Synthaholic]

The evolution of a prayer
1). There is no inflation ... we are not in a recession!

2). Well, maybe there is inflation, but we inherited it from the last guy!

3). OK, inflation is out of control and yeah, maybe we did start it. But, The Republicans won't do any better!

This particular prayer is called, "The Prayer For the Dead".

 

[Synthaholic]

The bottom line is that Trump would be calling out the oil executives out for it.

Oh, he would have used government to coerce and intimidate private business? He would have assaulted Capitalism and the free market?

Interesting.

 

[Toro]

The bottom line is that Trump would be calling out the oil executives out for it.

Yeah, no he wouldn't.

But the Trump administration was much more pro-oil.

Biden begging Venezuela and Saudi Arabia to increase production while restricting permiting in the US is a fucking embarrassment.

And he's doing that because of the far-left progressives and their climate religion.

 

[Indeependent]

Yeah, no he wouldn't.

But the Trump administration was much more pro-oil.

Biden begging Venezuela and Saudi Arabia to increase production while restricting permiting in the US is a fucking embarrassment.

And he's doing that because of the far-left progressives and their climate religion.

Trump is pro-business and pro-US citizens being employed and I don't need input from an asshole from Canada.

 

[surada]

Oh, he would have used government to coerce and intimidate private business? He would have assaulted Capitalism and the free market?

Interesting.

Trump would make a big show of calling out oil execs but like Rex Tillerson they all think he's a fucking moron.

 

[Darkwind]

How many oil Refinerys are there in the US?


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Download Series History Definitions, Sources & Notes
Show Data By: Data Series Area	2017	2019
Total Number of Operable Refineries	141	135
Operating	137	132
Idle	4	3

Are US oil refineries running at full capacity?

U.S. refinery capacity decreased during 2021 for second consecutive year. Operable atmospheric crude oil distillation capacity, our primary measure of refinery capacity in the United States, totaled 17.9 million barrels per calendar day as of January 1, 2022, down 1% from the beginning of 2021.


How many refineries have closed in the US?


Five refineries have shut down in the United States in just the past two years, reducing the nation's refining capacity by about 5 percent and eliminating more than 1 million barrels of fuel per day from the market, leaving the remaining facilities straining to meet demand.


when was the last oil refinery built in the us?

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The newest refinery in the United States is the Texas International Terminals 45,000 b/cd refinery in Channelview, Texas, which was operable on January 1, 2022, but actually started operating in February, 2022.

So, we have refineries that are idle, we have closed refineries, and we've only built 1 recently.




This is a result of a radicalized green agenda by the progressives.

 

[Synthaholic]

while restricting permiting in the US

He's not doing that. If they want more leases, let them give up some of the 9,000 they are holding and not using.

 

[Toro]

Trump is pro-business and pro-US citizens being employed and I don't need input from an asshole from Canada.

Of course you don't. You're in a cult. And you'll whore for your Orange Jesus no matter how many of the working class he fucks over because you're a precious little snowflake.

 

[Synthaholic]

How many oil Refinerys are there in the US?


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Download Series History Definitions, Sources & Notes
Show Data By: Data Series Area	2017	2019
Total Number of Operable Refineries	141	135
Operating	137	132
Idle	4	3

Are US oil refineries running at full capacity?

U.S. refinery capacity decreased during 2021 for second consecutive year. Operable atmospheric crude oil distillation capacity, our primary measure of refinery capacity in the United States, totaled 17.9 million barrels per calendar day as of January 1, 2022, down 1% from the beginning of 2021.


How many refineries have closed in the US?


Five refineries have shut down in the United States in just the past two years, reducing the nation's refining capacity by about 5 percent and eliminating more than 1 million barrels of fuel per day from the market, leaving the remaining facilities straining to meet demand.


when was the last oil refinery built in the us?

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Featured snippet from the web​

The newest refinery in the United States is the Texas International Terminals 45,000 b/cd refinery in Channelview, Texas, which was operable on January 1, 2022, but actually started operating in February, 2022.

Trump sold them to Saudi Arabia, like a dumbass.

 

[surada]

Yeah, no he wouldn't.

But the Trump administration was much more pro-oil.

Biden begging Venezuela and Saudi Arabia to increase production while restricting permiting in the US is a fucking embarrassment.

And he's doing that because of the far-left progressives and their climate religion.

Trump put sanctions against Venezuela and begged OPEC to cut production by 9 million bpd.