Despues del exitoso?? post acerca de la falta de Ingenieros y el mito, alguna lectura y alguna vieja polemica con un yanqui acerca de la succion de recursos naturales de China y su impacto en USA, zanjada por el diciendo hay un monton aca (por USA) pero no lo explotamos (era cierto)
Ahora bien, estamos, digamos, vendiendo barato las cuencas de fracking, o, al menos extendiendo concesiones a futuro, y mucho. Y creemos que Vaca Muerta va a solucionar los problemas economicos del futuro.
Del mismo de la discusion, y, aparece en todos los diarios, Maduro esta llorando y mucho, todavia no aparecio Galluccio.
Espero que esto haga reaccionar a los que creen que cambiaron los terminos de intercambio
We are nowhere near peak oil for the USA nor the world. In fact, we are entering a period of an oil glut:
https://ca.news.yahoo.com/billions-wiped-off-energy-shares-investors-rush-exit-155006943–finance.html
Within two years, Texas is expected to be producing seven million barrels of oil per day. We may be producing ten million barrels of oil per day in five years from the Permian Basin alone. The USA may be producing fourteen million barrels per day by then.
We may be exporting crude oil very soon from the USA again. We are already exporting two million barrels of refined products from the USA now to Mexico, Europe, etc. Or not, the price of oil may start to crash. Experts predict that if the cost of crude oil in the USA hits $40/bbl then the oil industry will suffer a major event (layoffs!). I am already seeing signification cost cuts in the industry and expect more to come in December.
$40/bbl is the current rock bottom price to produce a well using fracking and horizontal drilling in the USA. I thought it was $65/bbl but Halliburton and Schlumberger have said that they are getting their costs in line.
That old bumper sticker “Please God, Just Give Me One More Oil Boom. I Promise Not to Blow It Next Time.” may be coming back to haunt us here in The Great State of Texas.
http://www.foxnews.com/world/2014/11/28/opec-keeps-oil-output-steady-despite-falling-prices/
Ahora bien, estamos, digamos, vendiendo barato las cuencas de fracking, o, al menos extendiendo concesiones a futuro, y mucho. Y creemos que Vaca Muerta va a solucionar los problemas economicos del futuro.
Del mismo de la discusion, y, aparece en todos los diarios, Maduro esta llorando y mucho, todavia no aparecio Galluccio.
Espero que esto haga reaccionar a los que creen que cambiaron los terminos de intercambio
We are nowhere near peak oil for the USA nor the world. In fact, we are entering a period of an oil glut:
https://ca.news.yahoo.com/billions-wiped-off-energy-shares-investors-rush-exit-155006943–finance.html
Within two years, Texas is expected to be producing seven million barrels of oil per day. We may be producing ten million barrels of oil per day in five years from the Permian Basin alone. The USA may be producing fourteen million barrels per day by then.
We may be exporting crude oil very soon from the USA again. We are already exporting two million barrels of refined products from the USA now to Mexico, Europe, etc. Or not, the price of oil may start to crash. Experts predict that if the cost of crude oil in the USA hits $40/bbl then the oil industry will suffer a major event (layoffs!). I am already seeing signification cost cuts in the industry and expect more to come in December.
$40/bbl is the current rock bottom price to produce a well using fracking and horizontal drilling in the USA. I thought it was $65/bbl but Halliburton and Schlumberger have said that they are getting their costs in line.
That old bumper sticker “Please God, Just Give Me One More Oil Boom. I Promise Not to Blow It Next Time.” may be coming back to haunt us here in The Great State of Texas.
http://www.foxnews.com/world/2014/11/28/opec-keeps-oil-output-steady-despite-falling-prices/