Real oil price should be $100: Iranian MP
“I think the real price for oil to be $100,” said MP Kamal Daneshyar. “Therefore, importers are now buying oil much cheaper than the price they’ll soon face”.
“I think the real price for oil to be $100,” said MP Kamal Daneshyar. “Therefore, importers are now buying oil much cheaper than the price they’ll soon face”.
OIL prices will skyrocket to US$100 per barrel, but the rich in Trinidad and Tobago will continue to get richer and the poor poorer. Yesenia Gonzalez, the 44-year-old Venezuelan psychic, is so confident this prediction would materialise in 2005, that she said she was prepared to put her reputation as a “top international psychic” on the line. [ At least she’s been reading her ASPO newsletters. ]
China is planning to invest $12 billion in Russia by 2020, the official China Daily newspaper said Saturday.
While peak oil enjoyed a break out in 04, and even though most Americans know in their heart of hearts that Iraq was about oil, Americans, this election, have yet to really make the connection.
Economic WMDs are being used against our people in a version of “freedom” that makes greed the dominant economic virtue.
In the last of the Guardian’s series on the UK’s declining oil reserves, oil chiefs explain why Aberdeen has reason to be cheerful…our overall oil reserves may be in permanent decline but there is still plenty of money to be made and no need yet for despondency.
The UK is to encourage the production of biomass, crops grown specially for use as environmentally-friendly fuels.
In its October 13, 2004 story ‘Pump Pain
Politics,’ CNN Headline News and CNN Financial News have broken rank with
mainstream television news by addressing the real geological driver behind
rising oil and gas prices.
With oil prices surging, crude producers in the Permian Basin, the U.S.’s oil heartland, are scrambling to squeeze more oil out of their wells.
Two days of talks are capped by signing of border pact and other deals but there is no announcement about oil pipeline.
Increasingly, sharing natural resources will require close international cooperation, peace, and security. This is not the 21st century path we are choosing.
According to Dr. Jason Bradford, Ph.D., oil prices at over $50 a barrel reflect the “peak” in oil extraction predicted to occur in this decade. In short, he says, demand will soon exceed supply.