Excuses, Excuses. I never get it, I thought it all flows off crude, and that is tanking.Everybody fill up their tanks? Gas prices set to rise in the next few days due to the hurricane mess.
Well no. There is a good supply of oil yet since we've been pumping like crazy. Gasoline supply is different.Excuses, Excuses. I never get it, I thought it all flows off crude, and that is tanking.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-08-28/oil-tumbles-amid-speculation-30-us-refining-capacity-could-be-shutOil Tumbles Amid Speculation Up To 30% Of US Refining Capacity Could Be Shut
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-08-28/crack-spreads-rip-two-year-highs-post-harveyMost of you see WTI down 3% today and think Harvey didn't affect the oil trade -- but you're wrong. 321 crack spreads are blowing out because of damage to the refinery sector.Gasoline is higher by 3% today -- causing 321 cracks to blow out to its largest spread in two years. This is pure profit for refineries.
Would be fascinating to get his take. One would imagine that since we can't export anything either at the moment, there should be some inventories on hand.Justin E works down there in Okla at that one plant. Feller could send him an email to get more of the skinny?
Seems like a rip off. Any little excuse to jack us up.
The U.S. Energy Department said Thursday it will release 500,000 barrels of crude oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve as Harvey's disruption of the petroleum industry has spiked motor fuel prices.
Haven't checked here lately, I'll report back when I notice.Noticed gas jump 20 cents here. Not sure I can recall such a large jump that quick. Usually it's a 5 to 10 cent change.
SourceDenmark’s biggest company is selling off the country’s last oil firm as the world’s top wind turbine-producing nation transitions to renewable energy. Last month, A.P. Moller-Maersk, the famed industrial and shipping conglomerate, agreed to sell its oil and gas division to French giant Total. Pending regulatory approval, the $7.45 billion deal is expected to close by next year, Bloomberg reported.