Hmm, looks like they're on to something: not only recognising that Venezualan oil productivity is three times the pre-estimate but I suspect, doing this just as oil produciton is peaking is a smart financial move. The implications are a further reason to beleive that oil prices may not be about to reduce much, if at all, further fuelling [sorry] renewables' development.
Nous like scouse or French -oui? We wee whee all the way ... to mind us a bunch of thunks. Too much information? How could that be?
13 October 2004
Venezuela raises oil drilling tax
BBC NEWS | World | Americas |

Hmm, looks like they're on to something: not only recognising that Venezualan oil productivity is three times the pre-estimate but I suspect, doing this just as oil produciton is peaking is a smart financial move. The implications are a further reason to beleive that oil prices may not be about to reduce much, if at all, further fuelling [sorry] renewables' development.
Hmm, looks like they're on to something: not only recognising that Venezualan oil productivity is three times the pre-estimate but I suspect, doing this just as oil produciton is peaking is a smart financial move. The implications are a further reason to beleive that oil prices may not be about to reduce much, if at all, further fuelling [sorry] renewables' development.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Review: It happened in Hell
It seemed to me that this book set out to do two main things. One was to demonstrate that so many of our notions of what goes under the lab...
-
I'm not sure people have believed me when I've said that there have been discovered uncaffeinated coffee beans. Well, here's one...
-
The other day on Mastodon, I came across an article about left-wing politics and Jesus. It appears to have been written from a Christian-na...
-
Unexpected (and sorry, it's from Friday -but I was a bit busy the end of last week), but I'm really pleased for the city which I sti...
No comments:
Post a Comment