When the second google hit is Snopes ... http://www.snopes.com/politics/gasoline/bakken.asp
On Jul 29, 8:07 am, "Eugene I. Gordon" <[email protected]> wrote: > Nothing new here. Very difficult to extract. Americans (not the politicians) > have had it with the oil companies to some extent. The real news is that a > new deep discharge battery with over 6000 discharge cycles has been > demonstrated by some friends of mine and for the first time electric > vehicles become practical and affordable in terms of cost per mile to drive. > Cars like the GM volt will cost over 25 UScents per mile to drive when one > takes into account the battery wear out cost; another $15,000 for batteries > at 50,000 miles. The new batteries will last for over 250,000 miles and the > engines will be electric motors with virtually no maintenance or > replacement. > > In five years only EVs and plug in hybrids will be of interest and the US > will be able to forget about oil; the market will crash and this new oil > field will never be developed. > > Moreover, the U.S. had a classic opportunity to kick the GM and Chrysler > companies in the sit zone and blew it. 100 mpg hybrid cars could easily be > built with current gas turbine generator technology.. That would have > eliminated the need to buy foreign oil altogether. The oil companies have > friends; but it won't last. > > _____ > > From: [email protected] > [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Veli Albert Kallio > Sent: Wednesday, July 29, 2009 5:09 AM > To: Geoengineering FIPC; Indianice FIPC > Subject: [geo] NEW 9 BILLION BARREL OIL FIELD DISCOVERED IN THE USA > > Hi, > > RE: More Geogenineering Urgently Required! > > This is a now "once-in-a-lifetime party" for the oil people to make billions > of quick profits. It isn't every day you find 10 billion barrel new oil > field like Three Forks / Sanish Formation. > > Because of its immense size, this helps to wean the USA off from the Middle > East oil dependency and defer back the peak oil world-wide (somewhat). > > Truly amazing discovery of new oil for the thirty drivers! > People are already dancing on tables on Houston today. > > Sad day for environment. > > Rgs, > > Albert > > FW: Big News from the Bakken > > _____ > > Date: Tue, 28 Jul 2009 06:04:41 -0700 > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Subject: Big News from the Bakken > > header (images are > being blocked) > <http://www.angelnexus.com/images/elh/_oiLqiojQG23980p8jhpUHP34p8pVV6p... > 8ijp34pq8_/eac.gif> > > _____ > > Tuesday, July 28th, 2009 > > Dear Energy and Capital Reader, > > It very well could be the oil play of the decade. > > And I don't use words like these loosely. > > That's because oilmen and geologists are confirming what we've been telling > you for the last 15 months... > > The Bakken is a domestic oil formation to be reckoned with... and it's > churning out profitable plays, one by one. > > But get this... > > Geologists and industry officials are saying we may have a "second Bakken" > on our hands... one that could literally double the Bakken's > already-prolific output. > > Truth is, we're in the early stages of what could be a long run-up for > Bakken stocks. > > In fact, since we reiterated our Bakken plays on June 24, our readers are > already enjoying gains of 38%, 22% and 16%. > > And we don't want you missing out on the gains still yet to come. > > Read on to learn more about this breakthrough profit opportunity... and how > it's singlehandedly helping the state of North Dakota stop the recession > dead in its tracks. > > To your safe and prosperous investing, > > Keith Kohl > Editor, Energy and Capital > > "Need a job? Move to North Dakota. In May, the state tied for the lowest > unemployment rate in the nation -- a mere 4.4% -- and added 3,000 jobs over > the past month." > -- CNN, June 24, 2009 > > North Dakota's > Recession-Proof Secret > <http://images.angelpub.com/2009/30/2558/20090721-551-headline.png> > > It's being called "the #1 oil play in the country." > Here's how to get your share of it... starting today. > > Dear reader, > > The recession just can't sink its teeth into North Dakota. > > Time magazine reports there's a real live boom happening here in the state > where there's three times more cattle than people. Not only does it boast > the country's lowest unemployment rate (4.3% in June), its state budget is > enjoying a $1.2 billion surplus, home values are actually UP, and companies > are actively recruiting workers from all over the country. > > That's because these days - while most of the country hopes to merely ride > out the recession - North Dakota's celebrating a new linchpin in their > economy: > > Light, sweet crude OIL. > > And it's about to make national headlines... again. Only this time, a new > geologic twist has North Dakota's normally modest residents... grinning from > ear to ear. Take a look - > > 551 quote 1 <http://images.angelpub.com/2009/30/2573/551-quote-1.png> > > It was only a year ago that we introduced our readers to the massive > domestic oil find known as the Bakken, just as the U.S. Geological Survey > released its long-awaited study. The USGS estimates 4.35 billion barrels of > recoverable oil in the Bakken, which stretches from the Dakotas and Montana > into Canada. > > Now it's no secret that oil rigs have been producing Bakken oil with great > success for the last several years... as technological advancements have > finally unlocked the formation's massive net potential. > > The Bakken, on its own, is already a vital piece of the domestic oil > landscape. > > In fact, the Bakken was recently called "the #1 oil play in the country," in > an Oil & Gas Financial Journal interview with Mark Williams, senior VP at > Whiting Petroleum - one of the leading producers in the Bakken. > > But it's the latest news - sweeping the entire state and its 641,500 > residents - that has oil companies and North Dakota residents understandably > pumped. > > That's because -- according to geologists and state and industry officials > -- we may be looking at another oil formation... one that's every bit as big > and resource-rich as the Bakken. > > It's the gargantuan Three Forks/Sanish formation. It lies beneath the > Bakken. > > 20090720 549 > chart <http://images.angelpub.com/2009/30/2551/20090720-549-chart.jpg> > > If geologists and officials are right about Three Forks, they could soon be > confirming this giant basin as a a separate oil-producing formation... one > of major significance to our national energy landscape... one that could > literally double the output of the Bakken... one that could finally break > our addiction to Saudi oil. > > And the best part for investors? > > Let me just say this. A trio of companies operating here - ones we've > already played once for gains - could be the juiciest profits you add to > your portfolio over the next few years. > > Again, we're still holding these companies... some of which we've advised > our readers to close 50% of their positions to secure profits... others of > which we've recommended buying more on dips. > > And now, the day we've been waiting for has finally come. Targets are set > squarely on our Bakken - Three Forks plays to seize all the gains that Round > 2 has to offer. > > I'll go into full detail on all three of these incredible money-making > opportunities below... but not before you get the facts on the two domestic > oil resources that could help fill our national energy gap for the next > several decades. > > Bakken + Three Forks = "A "Sh__t Ton of Oil" > > As I mentioned above, geologists and officials are busy determining if the > gargantuan Three Forks-Sanish formation is a separate oil-producing > formation... or an "oil drip pan" for the Bakken. > > Now we already know the Bakken is a homerun play for many drillers... and > individual investors. (There's still a mad dash to set up shop and begin > extracting the Bakken's rich oil resources... most notably in the new boom > state of North Dakota.) > > How Everyday North Dakota Landowners Turned Millionaires... Overnight > > Throughout the vast rangelands of North Dakota, residents are saying it's > "easier to strike it rich from oil than by winning the lottery." > > Take longtime resident Oscar Stohler, for example... > > A retired cattle rancher who's lived modestly for 75-plus years, Stohler is > now officially a millionaire. > > Normally, the afternoon walk to his mailbox would have him flipping through > an assortment of bills and your standard issue junk mail. But these days - > as often as two or three times a month - he opens up an envelope filled with > a staggering check. > > Then there's John Bartelson, who gets a hefty royalty check, in the tens of > thousands of dollars, from one of the oil companies drilling on his land. > > And they're hardly alone. > > According to Bruce Gjovig, director of the University of North Dakota's > Center for Innovation, there may be as many as 2,000 new North Dakota > millionaires within the next three to five years. > > And that's only counting one small North Dakota county... where the > population barely tops 6,000 residents. > > That's one estimated millionaire for every three residents! > > North Dakota, as it turned out, set a state oil-production record in 2008, > despite oil prices collapsing during the second half of the year. > > In fact, oil & gas companies are already churning out successful drill > result after drill result... and handing over huge oil royalty checks to > property owners. > > But North Dakotans aren't the only ones getting rich... > > You see, the Bakken formation is quickly becoming the country's hottest new > oil play. > > And early-adopting, "in-the-know" investors are cashing in... in a big, big > way. > > Keep reading to learn how it's all going down... > > 551 quote 3 <http://images.angelpub.com/2009/30/2575/551-quote-3.png> > > In fact, the state's oil industry "doubled in size dollar-wise between 2005 > and 2007," according to a recent North Dakota State University study. The > same report places the value of oil production, exploration, refining and > other activity at "a total of... > > read more » --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "geoengineering" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/geoengineering?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
