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    Quote Originally Posted by Eevo View Post
    hogwash. we have about 4,000,000,000 barrel of crude. about one tenth of american reserves.
    its political reasons we dont extract it and have cheap fuel.
    Not politics but economics. The greenies would dearly love the power you ascribe to them.
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    Meh, not stressed,

    Diesels, real diesels run on anything thats near enough to diesel in terms of viscosity and flamability....
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    I've discovered oil in Australia.
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    When I worked for one of the oil majors was at a conference and one of the topics was oil reserves. This was about 15 to 20 years ago but think should still hold true

    They were saying that based on known oil reserves there were enough in Canada alone to meet the projected global supply requirements. Reason most known reserves were not being accessed was cost. One interesting one I remember was the size of the known oil reserves in Somalia near the gulf of Aden. There were plenty of other countries with reserves that you would never of thought of

    Australia had a problem that you cannot obtain planning approval to expand a refinery sufficiently to build a new refinery of the size required to make the product competitive. Crude could have been brought into Australia refined and exported but it was not possible to build the infrastructure to do this. Singapore and India do not feel the same way and their planning rules allow the build and expansion. So they have the industry

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    Quote Originally Posted by 3toes View Post
    When I worked for one of the oil majors was at a conference and one of the topics was oil reserves. This was about 15 to 20 years ago but think should still hold true

    They were saying that based on known oil reserves there were enough in Canada alone to meet the projected global supply requirements. Reason most known reserves were not being accessed was cost. One interesting one I remember was the size of the known oil reserves in Somalia near the gulf of Aden. There were plenty of other countries with reserves that you would never of thought of

    Australia had a problem that you cannot obtain planning approval to expand a refinery sufficiently to build a new refinery of the size required to make the product competitive. Crude could have been brought into Australia refined and exported but it was not possible to build the infrastructure to do this. Singapore and India do not feel the same way and their planning rules allow the build and expansion. So they have the industry
    Exactly!

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    Pretty sure I read the upgrade of the two refineries will improve fuel quality to Euro6 standard.
    I also read our fuel reserve in Texas is only equivalent to 3 days of our consumption.

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