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OPEC to increase oil production by 50% July and August


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1 hour ago, ViperGTS/Z1 said:

The Arabs see an opportunity and they’ll stick it to Russia. There’s no doubt been some under the table dirty dealings with the Biden administration just like with trump. The saudis are detestable. 

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11 minutes ago, Anler said:

They could have done that 2 months ago, they didnt. 

edit: 3 months ago

So could we.  Why are we giving money to the Middle East when we could be drilling our own.  Know why?  Because there is a fucking liberal democrat in the White House put there by a bunch of dumbfucks.  Some of whom are on this forum.

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1 minute ago, racer254 said:

So could we.  Why are we giving money to the Middle East when we could be drilling our own.  Know why?  Because there is a fucking liberal democrat in the White House put there by a bunch of dumbfucks.  Some of whom are on this forum.

We are drilling our own at a break neck pace. 

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The drilling count may have risen by 60% over the past year, but U.S. oil production is only up by about 8%. Thus, the conclusion is that U.S oil companies aren’t drilling. As the chart shows, they certainly are, but it takes time for that drilling to produce results. At the same time, depletion of existing wells is also a factor working against the attempts to increase production.

The second element is one that has the kernel of truth. The rig count is steadily rising, but it is still significantly below the drilling levels prior to the Covid-19 pandemic. A three-year look at drilling activity shows the dramatic impact of the pandemic, as well as the steady recovery since the rig count began to climb in the fall of 2020.

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And this is why you can blame it on the current dumb fuck democrats

The Department of Interior announced in the early hours of Easter weekend the administration will be resuming oil and gas leases on federal lands after a federal judge ordered their resumption last summer. President Joe Biden suspended new federal oil and gas leases on public lands on his first day in office, actively suppressing production since his inauguration.

Roughly 144,000 acres will be auctioned off for drilling, an 80 percent drop from what was under evaluation, according to a department press release. The agency will also spike royalty rates 50 percent, from 12.5 percent to 18.75 percent of the extracted product’s value, rising prices for domestic production at a time Americans face the record bills at the pump.

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15 minutes ago, racer254 said:

So could we.  Why are we giving money to the Middle East when we could be drilling our own.  Know why?  Because there is a fucking liberal democrat in the White House put there by a bunch of dumbfucks.  Some of whom are on this forum.

Hey dummy, we are drilling our own. everything is shipping to Europe because its worth more there. 

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The lack of domestic production is largely due to inability to get workers and inability to get supplies.  Many workers and suppliers have moved on from oil given the blatant hostilities towards it from the Biden admin.  A friendlier administration towards the fossil fuel industry over the last 18 months would certainly have helped some, but whether or not it'd be enough... who knows?

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5 minutes ago, racer254 said:

As you can see by the chart we were drilling more under trump and we also had lower fuel prices.

You know that those low Trump gas prices bankrupted over 100 US oil companies right? 

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5 minutes ago, Matt said:

The lack of domestic production is largely due to inability to get workers and inability to get supplies.  Many workers and suppliers have moved on from oil given the blatant hostilities towards it from the Biden admin.  A friendlier administration towards the fossil fuel industry over the last 18 months would certainly have helped some, but whether or not it'd be enough... who knows?

I think that is bullshit. The oil companies cut alot of people during Covid due to less production but those are good jobs, guys will go back there. WTF else are those roughnecks gonna do? 

The Biden administration is full of shit. One minute they talk about moving away from fossil fuels and the next minute they are cutting deals with countries they have been hostile to. Not to mention a Biden (and relatives of other US aristocrats) sit on boards of oil and energy companies. The reality is those companies are making a killing right now with these prices, they dont want to change shit. In the meantime they can blame it on Biden just like Biden blames it on Putin. Bottom line is we are being robbed. 

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29 minutes ago, racer254 said:

As you can see by the chart we were drilling more under trump and we also had lower fuel prices.

Yah....we had Trumps covid recession where oil prices went negative. Remember that? 

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7 minutes ago, f7ben said:

Yah....we had Trumps covid recession where oil prices went negative. Remember that? 

Actually we can thank Putin for those low prices! Probably the real reason why he needs to be stopped. 

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22 minutes ago, f7ben said:

Yah....we had Trumps covid recession where oil prices went negative. Remember that? 

That wasn't until the end if his term..look at domestic production under Trump 

 

 

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45 minutes ago, Anler said:

I think that is bullshit. The oil companies cut alot of people during Covid due to less production but those are good jobs, guys will go back there. WTF else are those roughnecks gonna do? 

The Biden administration is full of shit. One minute they talk about moving away from fossil fuels and the next minute they are cutting deals with countries they have been hostile to. Not to mention a Biden (and relatives of other US aristocrats) sit on boards of oil and energy companies. The reality is those companies are making a killing right now with these prices, they dont want to change shit. In the meantime they can blame it on Biden just like Biden blames it on Putin. Bottom line is we are being robbed. 

we are for sure being robbed...  If the US govt was smart with subsidies, they'd subsidize domestic production the way they subsidize farmers.  Gotta do something to put the screws to OPEC yet not bankrupt domestic producers.  I'd much rather see that happen than sending billions overseas.

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17 minutes ago, Matt said:

we are for sure being robbed...  If the US govt was smart with subsidies, they'd subsidize domestic production the way they subsidize farmers.  Gotta do something to put the screws to OPEC yet not bankrupt domestic producers.  I'd much rather see that happen than sending billions overseas.

The US govt doesnt work for us, everyone needs to realize that. They work for the people who are fucking us

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33 minutes ago, SkisNH said:

That wasn't until the end if his term..look at domestic production under Trump 

 

 

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Yes...the economy was being supercharged with reckless abandon. It’s only natural energy consumption would be up while the govt was spending historic amounts of money coupled with the fed printing money and slashing rates. 

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Just now, Anler said:

The US govt doesnt work for us, everyone needs to realize that. They work for the people who are fucking us

You are banging your head on a brick wall

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1 hour ago, Matt said:

The lack of domestic production is largely due to inability to get workers and inability to get supplies.  Many workers and suppliers have moved on from oil given the blatant hostilities towards it from the Biden admin.  A friendlier administration towards the fossil fuel industry over the last 18 months would certainly have helped some, but whether or not it'd be enough... who knows?

It’s also a lack of capital. The boom bust cycle of oil pricing pretty much fucked the idea of throwing more money out there by large investors. 

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1 minute ago, spin_dry said:

It’s also a lack of capital. The boom bust cycle of oil pricing pretty much fucked the idea of throwing more money out there by large investors. 

It’s the boom bust cycle of the entire financial system under US central banks. 

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1 minute ago, Snake said:

You experts just got done talking your COVID shingles down and BOOM! Oil and gas experts at your service....

At least I don't pretend to know...

Oh , you’ve pretended to know plenty. 

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