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Maybe we should be looking more closely at what President Trump is doing strategically for the United States on a long term basis rather that his latest Truth Social posts.
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4 teens are dead in Tyler, TX after a shooting led to a police chase and a PIT maneuver. Three were 17. One was 15. I was one of those kids. I sat in a car while my friends shot and killed a man. I won't bash law enforcement. When you run, you put everyone at risk. But our actions have consequences, intended or not. I got a second chance. They didn't. Pray for these families, the victims, and the trooper. #TylerTexas #EastTexas #Testimony #SecondChance #Faith
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You could do it now, but you wouldn't like the cost or the lack of reliability. Closest replacement fuel that works and has no emissions is Nuclear. That still can't be done on your time table.
IRENA says renewables must power 78% of global electricity by 2035 @WorldEnergy @IEA @REANigeria sweetcrudereports.com/irena-…
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Scott, you're not wrong, see my article. You can produce and deliver more oil, but if we are not refining it here or in friendly locations prices still can't come down. That's why having CITGO, owned by Venezula here in Houston makes the deal Trump did so powerful. @ScottJenningsKY teapawt.org/WorldEnergy/status/209…
My argument that refining constraints are contributing to higher diesel prices was called “silly” and “wrong.” But the International Energy Agency’s September 17 report supports exactly that point: • Russian diesel production has fallen nearly 30%. • Lost Russian and Middle Eastern exports have tightened global diesel supplies. • Higher American shipments only partly filled the gap. • That shortage has pushed diesel prices higher relative to crude oil. The IEA also says the OECD refining system is close to its practical limit for diesel and related fuels. And American refineries are running at like 97-98% capacity right now. That’s why I asked: Who supports building and expanding American refineries? More capacity here would give us more options when supplies overseas are disrupted. Building takes years—which is precisely why you start BEFORE the emergency, something Democrats have fought tooth and nail over the decades. The last major greenfield refinery with significant downstream unit capacity built from scratch remains Marathon's facility in Garyville, Louisiana, which came online in 1977. Read the report for yourself: iea.org/commentaries/russian…
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No one does Crazy like California!
DOE is preventing the shutdown of a California nuclear power plant, which supplies ~10% of CA’s electricity⚡️ Keeping it online provides affordable and reliable power and helps prevent what would have been more electricity price increases in the state.
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Here is a good example of how nobody does crazy like California. Here would be a good time to start producing diesel fuel in California and reducing some regulations around that, and maybe lower the taxes. You could literally produce it from Algae or Fischer–Tropsch for less.
Diesel powers nearly every part of Craig Underwood's California farm. But as fuel prices hit record highs, the 84-year-old says the rising costs have become impossible to escape, keeping him awake at night and squeezing the economics of growing food
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Our visit from President Xi had a little more at stake than just the obvious. teapawt.org/WorldEnergy/status/210…
Really want to know what all the pageantry and flyovers were about, the same thing the last world wars were fought over, OIL!
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Why Xi Came to America: Oil, Power and the New Energy Reality teapawt.org/WorldEnergy/status/210…
Really want to know what all the pageantry and flyovers were about, the same thing the last world wars were fought over, OIL!
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Really want to know what all the pageantry and flyovers were about, the same thing the last world wars were fought over, OIL!
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I have said it before, I will say it again, no one does crazy like CA. I grew up in the Palisades... Now I live in Texas. CA is an "Energy Island" they have the resources they just choose to be "Energy Poor"
SCAM ALERT! Here's the "climate credit" scam...they hike your rates 20%, you spend an extra $500+ every year, then they give you back $75 of it and call it a "climate rebate". YOU are paying for it, then they give you part of your money back. Gavin is so full of shit.
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Oil prices lately look less like a commodity chart and more like an EKG at the doctor: Up. Down. Up. Down. Down. Up. Up. Good news: the patient is definitely alive. Bad news: volatility isn’t going anywhere. #Oil #Energy teapawt.org/WorldEnergy/status/210…
Oil can fall fast on a headline, but the physical market moves slower. Hormuz may reopen. Great. But the delayed crude didn’t magically reappear. We still need to be mindful of the missing barrels. Traders price expectations. Refiners need actual supply.
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Oil can fall on a headline. Missing barrels don’t come back on one. Hormuz may reopen, but crude, LNG, gasoline and diesel still have to move. Don’t lose sight of the missing barrels. teapawt.org/WorldEnergy/status/210…
Oil can fall fast on a headline, but the physical market moves slower. Hormuz may reopen. Great. But the delayed crude didn’t magically reappear. We still need to be mindful of the missing barrels. Traders price expectations. Refiners need actual supply.
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Oil can fall fast on a headline, but the physical market moves slower. Hormuz may reopen. Great. But the delayed crude didn’t magically reappear. We still need to be mindful of the missing barrels. Traders price expectations. Refiners need actual supply.
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It was a pleasure to join industry leaders yesterday at the Permian Basin Petroleum Association's Annual Meeting in Midland. The Permian Basin continues to power Texas, driving jobs, economic growth, and energy security for our state and nation. I appreciated the opportunity to discuss the important work underway at the Railroad Commission of Texas Thank you to PBPA for the invitation and for your continued partnership in supporting the responsible development of Texas energy. I look forward to continuing to work together to ensure Texas remains the global leader in oil and natural gas.
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Big hair. Shoulder pads. Fax machines. Oil & gas partnerships. Some things from the ’80s deserved to stay there. 😂 But today’s approach to energy investing can look VERY different. Tax Benefits Today, Income Fast, Exits in 3–5 Years. Before writing off oil & gas because of what happened 30–40 years ago, it might be worth seeing what changed. Click here to read my latest: teapawt.org/WorldEnergy/status/209…
Lot's of complaints about investing in oil and gas, but it is the largest commodity market on the planet. Probably should look at how individuals are doing it now vs. 20 years ago.
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Lot's of complaints about investing in oil and gas, but it is the largest commodity market on the planet. Probably should look at how individuals are doing it now vs. 20 years ago.
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Want to lower gasoline prices, don't focus on the oil price so much.
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I just heard Talarico complain that people have to use GoFundMe for healthcare. I'm liking this more and more, why not turn that idea into a solution? Create a tax-free healthcare savings platform where anyone can contribute to someone’s medical expenses—and donors receive a tax deduction, and tax free to beneficiary when used for healthcare. Powerful new way for Americans to help Americans. @RFKJRpodcast @tedcruz @realDonaldTrump
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