4wanderingeyes
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I hope Brandon doesn't fix a single thing before the midterms. Take gas to $10
The problem is people will still think he is the messiah
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I hope Brandon doesn't fix a single thing before the midterms. Take gas to $10
I'm talking about refiners and you're talking about suppliers. Not remotely close to the same thing.Not exactly. When the administration declares war on the oil industry they have to protect the house. They would love to increase production but that involves them putting in capital and that isn’t going to happen with this president. So, they keep costs down and rake in profits.
The guy is dumber than a pile of concrete blocks. What a fucking buffoon.
I do market research for a living, and one thing I’ve learned is you don’t know much until you immerse in an industry for a long while, just like it’s easy to judge someone’s actions - let’s say the plant manager - until you’re in that position and realize the many interests being juggled. I’m not saying I have much faith in our leaders, but plenty of these outrage headlines rely heavily on a partial and biased description of the actual situation.This isn't really new news. This was announced back in late February. Biden is trying to put pressure on Russia and to relieve the world's demand for Russian oil, which is the world's 2nd exporter. I think this is a damned if you do, damned if you don't for him politically. He was trying to kill two birds with one stone - hurt Russia and reduce fuel costs here. At best it hasn't helped with local fuel prices. It's yet to be determined if it will even help hurt Russia.
So the administration is cool with increasing refinery capacity and building new ones?I'm talking about refiners and you're talking about suppliers. Not remotely close to the same thing.
I'm not sure it matters. The refiners aren't interested in it, like I said in the first post, several of them have closed down in the past couple years.So the administration is cool with increasing refinery capacity and building new ones?
Lol this is funnyIt takes a long time to ramp up petroleum output, but in this case it’s even more tempered because investors don’t want oil companies stuck with more stranded assets… because the reality is electrification and renewables are the only way - that we have found thus far - out of this mess. It’s going to happen whether you believe it or not, the question is will it happen fast enough.
That is alarming, wasn’t the last one built in the 70’s?I'm not sure it matters. The refiners aren't interested in it, like I said in the first post, several of them have closed down in the past couple years.
I do market research for a living, and one thing I’ve learned is you don’t know much until you immerse in an industry for a long while, just like it’s easy to judge someone’s actions - let’s say the plant manager - until you’re in that position and realize the many interests being juggled. I’m not saying I have much faith in our leaders, but plenty of these outrage headlines rely heavily on a partial and biased description of the actual situation.
I read a big article about this. The refineries wont invest that much money into something the government keeps saying they want to end, and then make it more and more difficult in anything with carbon fuels. I know I certainly wouldnt make a long term investment into something when the governemnt is against you on every turn.So the administration is cool with increasing refinery capacity and building new ones?
You mean to tell me fox would run an article with the goal of getting a certain political tribe outraged rather than paint a balanced picture of the situation?!
I think one was built rather recently in ND. One was proposed in SD about 10 or 12 years back but never went through. Several existing refiners have expanded heavily since then.That is alarming, wasn’t the last one built in the 70’s?