… in global geopolitics these days. Like, Iran has completely stopped selling oil in dollars. Yuan and euro are fine.
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Wednesday, November 7, 2007
Now its is around 95$/bbl; the highest ever, even taking into account the value of the dollar. And PetroChina is now the biggest. A good summary from ITV:
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Getting frantic. 93, and the winter is coming. So maybe the PKK are reading this? Meanwhile, PetroChina becomes the secong biggest company on earth, second only to Exxon-Mobil. PetroChina being the company active in 쎢쎢 Darfur.
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Tuesday, October 16, 2007
Did’t have time to notice the 85$/barrel price before it was 86$. More on peak minerals.
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Tuesday, September 18, 2007
New record, 81 dollars per barrel.
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Sunday, September 16, 2007
Olen koittanut olla kirjoittamatta mit쎃스쎃스n Irakin sodasta, mutta nyt ei en쎃스쎃스 pysty pid쎃스ttelem쎃스쎃스n. Alan Greespan 쎢 niin, niin, entinen Fedin puheenjohtaja, 18 vuoden ajan, eik쎃스 mik쎃스쎃스n samanniminen kadunmies 쎢 julkaisee huomenna massiiviset muistelmansa. Yksi lause sielt쎃스 kuuluu Washington Postin ja Times‘in mukaan n쎃스in: 쎢얓I am saddened that it is politically inconvenient to acknowledge what everyone […]
Thursday, September 13, 2007
UPDATE: Now the international comission has completed its work and says that Suorvadammen meets “high international standards”: Den internationella kommission som unders쎃슶kt Sourvadammen under tre dagar, anser att Vattenfalls damms쎃스kerhetsarbete i Sourvadammen “h쎃슥ller h쎃슶gsta internationella standard”. Det s쎃스ger Vattenfall i ett pressmeddelande p쎃슥 torsdagen . If built by the Romans, 2000 years, if by the […]
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Crude oil production is down, liquid production flat, and demand is up. Price at 75 dollars per barrel. In Elonkeh쎃스 7/2007 Lasse Nordlund writes that one stone-age human was able to feed 1-2 companions, while a civilized person needs the energy equivalent of several hundreds of people to do the same. Efficiency has been going […]
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From OilDrum Europe: In a stunning interview for the French daily Le Monde, Fatih Birol, the chief economist of the International Energy Agency (i.e. the intergovernmental body created after the oil shocks of the 70s to coordinate the West’s reaction to energy crises) effectively says that peak oil is just around the corner, and that […]
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