mikeintopeka This administration took our oil reserves and sent it overseas.
That's not what your linked article states.
mikeintopeka This administration took our oil reserves and sent it overseas.
That's not what your linked article states.
Oil companies and their stockholders are in no rush to lower prices by increasing output. They still remember the 1st half of 202O.
Still $3.15 here
Energy independent?
Please read following.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/rrapier/2022/10/01/us-energy-independence-has-grown/?sh=3863755a657e
I heard an economist say it could be ~ .20 cents higher. I'm sure that doesn't account for gouging though. But we shall see.
Par4QC Venezuela has gas at a whopping 7 cents/gallon. Because the 'people' own it. Not the country or some corporation(s).
That’s $3 a barrel for exploration, production, refining, distribution, and retailing. The true costs of those in Venezuela probably add up to $40. If the people own it, the people are losing money.
Little bit of a shock yesterday. Filled up my tank on the way to the airport, $6.49 in SoCal. Flew to N. Carolina, $3.49. I should have brought my car here.
Sneakylong
Already $.20 higher in Western Pa. since last week...The cut back by the Saudi's is going to be 2.5 million barrels per day...That will be significant in terms of our price at the pump...The 10 million additional barrels from the Strategic Oil Reserves just announced will used up in 5 days or less and have zero effect on prices...
The shit head in Russia ain't helping matters either.
Sneakylong They are only talking about cutting by 2M barrels/day. The U.S. can EASILY make that up. IF......
Sneakylong I heard an economist say it could be ~ .20 cents higher.
That person needs a new abacus! Already +.60 here.
And that "U.S. average" is the stupidest thing anyone could ever put on the news. Who TH is driving around all 50 states, in order to enjoy "the average"?? I drive in 2 some weeks, which is probably 1 more than the majority. I really do not care what the price is in CA or VA.
I'd like to know why the huge discrepancy from my state to the others, that can sometimes be $1/gal., or more. Just across the bridge even! Taxes don't make up all that difference in prices.
10/6/2022 in Los Angeles!!
"The U.S. produces 18.8 million barrels of oil per day but consumes slightly more - 20.5 million barrels per day."
"Since 2018, however, the United States has been the largest producer of oil and gas in the world and a net exporter - the country exports more than it imports."
Even an idiot like me can figure out how to keep gas prices down in the U.S..