Comments on: Without Russia http://gregor.us/non-opec/without-russia/ Energy and Economics Fri, 12 Mar 2010 01:59:59 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: gregor.us http://gregor.us/non-opec/without-russia/comment-page-1/#comment-3723 gregor.us Tue, 15 Sep 2009 21:57:46 +0000 http://gregor.us/?p=1975#comment-3723 That's funny. I am always amused by the "no due respect" construction. It invokes authority. Which is fine, but I'm not sure what you are either saying, or disputing. <br><br><i>There is no Peak oil shortage.</i><br><br>OK just to be clear that is a straw man construction. <br><br>Is it the word fossil that you dispute?<br><br>G That's funny. I am always amused by the “no due respect” construction. It invokes authority. Which is fine, but I'm not sure what you are either saying, or disputing.

There is no Peak oil shortage.

OK just to be clear that is a straw man construction.

Is it the word fossil that you dispute?

G

]]> By: dvdw http://gregor.us/non-opec/without-russia/comment-page-1/#comment-3722 dvdw Tue, 15 Sep 2009 20:39:12 +0000 http://gregor.us/?p=1975#comment-3722 Gregor, all due respect...but the source of oil is not fossil related, its origins are directly related to impact events. the earth was formed by accretion, its oil was produced in vast quantities eons ago. the earths oil markets are substantial by products of mouthpieces accruing power under a banner of scarcity. There is no Peak oil shortage. there is a shortage of supply outside of cartels...so peak oil is about cartels and their hubris....not about oil. Gregor, all due respect…but the source of oil is not fossil related, its origins are directly related to impact events. the earth was formed by accretion, its oil was produced in vast quantities eons ago. the earths oil markets are substantial by products of mouthpieces accruing power under a banner of scarcity. There is no Peak oil shortage. there is a shortage of supply outside of cartels…so peak oil is about cartels and their hubris….not about oil.

]]> By: gregor.us http://gregor.us/non-opec/without-russia/comment-page-1/#comment-3554 gregor.us Tue, 15 Sep 2009 18:57:46 +0000 http://gregor.us/?p=1975#comment-3554 That's funny. I am always amused by the "no due respect" construction. It invokes authority. Which is fine, but I'm not sure what you are either saying, or disputing. <br><br><i>There is no Peak oil shortage.</i><br><br>OK just to be clear that is a straw man construction. <br><br>Is it the word fossil that you dispute?<br><br>G That's funny. I am always amused by the “no due respect” construction. It invokes authority. Which is fine, but I'm not sure what you are either saying, or disputing.

There is no Peak oil shortage.

OK just to be clear that is a straw man construction.

Is it the word fossil that you dispute?

G

]]> By: dvdw http://gregor.us/non-opec/without-russia/comment-page-1/#comment-3553 dvdw Tue, 15 Sep 2009 17:39:12 +0000 http://gregor.us/?p=1975#comment-3553 Gregor, all due respect...but the source of oil is not fossil related, its origins are directly related to impact events. the earth was formed by accretion, its oil was produced in vast quantities eons ago. the earths oil markets are substantial by products of mouthpieces accruing power under a banner of scarcity. There is no Peak oil shortage. there is a shortage of supply outside of cartels...so peak oil is about cartels and their hubris....not about oil. Gregor, all due respect…but the source of oil is not fossil related, its origins are directly related to impact events. the earth was formed by accretion, its oil was produced in vast quantities eons ago. the earths oil markets are substantial by products of mouthpieces accruing power under a banner of scarcity. There is no Peak oil shortage. there is a shortage of supply outside of cartels…so peak oil is about cartels and their hubris….not about oil.

]]> By: gregor.us http://gregor.us/non-opec/without-russia/comment-page-1/#comment-3550 gregor.us Mon, 14 Sep 2009 00:16:45 +0000 http://gregor.us/?p=1975#comment-3550 I wish that were true, or could be true. But I don't see given recently announced policy from Brazil to produce more slowly and that much of the new oil is hard to produce anyway, that Brazil is going to move quickly beyond their current 1.9 Mb/day. They are increasing production so far by about 100 thousand bbls/day, each year. North America has lost oil supply at a rate nearly 3 times that amount since 2003/4. And, that will worsen. Mexico has no options. Canada is pinned down by a shift from conventional to unconventional.<br><br>G I wish that were true, or could be true. But I don't see given recently announced policy from Brazil to produce more slowly and that much of the new oil is hard to produce anyway, that Brazil is going to move quickly beyond their current 1.9 Mb/day. They are increasing production so far by about 100 thousand bbls/day, each year. North America has lost oil supply at a rate nearly 3 times that amount since 2003/4. And, that will worsen. Mexico has no options. Canada is pinned down by a shift from conventional to unconventional.

G

]]> By: TJGodel http://gregor.us/non-opec/without-russia/comment-page-1/#comment-3548 TJGodel Sun, 13 Sep 2009 11:02:52 +0000 http://gregor.us/?p=1975#comment-3548 It seems as if Brazil will be able to supply the necessary increase in Non-OPEC oil production for North America. It seems as if Brazil will be able to supply the necessary increase in Non-OPEC oil production for North America.

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