[ob] Pickens: Oil Will Reach $300 a Barrel
Pickens: Oil Will Reach $300 a Barrel Friday, August 28, 2009 8:04 AM Oil legend T. Boone Pickens, now CEO of BP Capital, says oil prices will continue to rise, possibly reaching $300 per barrel. Look at the history, Pickens told Dan Mangru of Moneynews. It proves oil prices will go up, as OPEC revenues increased five times over the last five years, he says. Supply is stuck permanently at 85 million barrels per day, and demand will keep rising over the long term, Pickens says. By 2019, demand will reach 90 million barrels a day, he predicts. The only way if you peak on supply that you can kill demand is with price, Pickens says. That's what happened when oil prices hit a high of $147 in 2007. So, 10 years from now, the price of oil could well be $300, he told Mangru. To reduce our reliance on coal, Pickens suggests a cash for clunkers-style plan whereby power companies would get paid to retire coal plants and build natural gas plants instead. With 22 percent of U.S. power already coming from natural gas, the technology is in place for that idea, Pickens says. It would be easy to do. Natural gas can easily replace foreign oil, as gas supplies are plentiful, Pickens says. Nobody ever stands up and says, `Hey Boone, that's a bad idea,' because if they do, they're for foreign oil. Switching to natural gas from diesel on 18-wheel trucks alone will cut U.S. imports from OPEC by half to about 2.25 million barrels per day in seven years, he says. And that reduction in turn will improve national security, he says. We import almost 70 percent of our oil, and over half of what we import actually comes from countries that aren't even friendly to us, Pickens points out. Renewable energy, including wind and solar power also is vital, he says. Will it work? Of course it will work. You have to get your oar in the water and get started on it and not just go: `We don't want to change anything.' Without change, the United States will continue to rely on coal for 52 percent of its power supply. If you want to go forward with technologies of the future, you're going to have to get into renewable, Pickens says. He says wind power will become feasible when natural gas trades at $6 or $7 per thousand cubic feet. The price now stands at $3. You're going to have to wait. A lot of things are waiting now for economies to recover. But as the economy recovers, prices are going to move up, Pickens says. In the meantime, natural gas is viable as a transportation fuel. The cheaper natural gas is, the better deal it is for our country, Pickens says.
RE: [ob] Pickens: Oil Will Reach $300 a Barrel
Ampun dech..kalau oil segini harganya..si Jendral bakalan jadi trilyuner dech! J From: obrolan-bandar@yahoogroups.com [mailto:obrolan-ban...@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of victor_sperandeo Sent: Tuesday, September 01, 2009 9:12 PM To: obrolan-bandar@yahoogroups.com Subject: [ob] Pickens: Oil Will Reach $300 a Barrel Pickens: Oil Will Reach $300 a Barrel Friday, August 28, 2009 8:04 AM Oil legend T. Boone Pickens, now CEO of BP Capital, says oil prices will continue to rise, possibly reaching $300 per barrel. Look at the history, Pickens told Dan Mangru of Moneynews. It proves oil prices will go up, as OPEC revenues increased five times over the last five years, he says. Supply is stuck permanently at 85 million barrels per day, and demand will keep rising over the long term, Pickens says. By 2019, demand will reach 90 million barrels a day, he predicts. The only way if you peak on supply that you can kill demand is with price, Pickens says. That's what happened when oil prices hit a high of $147 in 2007. So, 10 years from now, the price of oil could well be $300, he told Mangru. To reduce our reliance on coal, Pickens suggests a cash for clunkers-style plan whereby power companies would get paid to retire coal plants and build natural gas plants instead. With 22 percent of U.S. power already coming from natural gas, the technology is in place for that idea, Pickens says. It would be easy to do. Natural gas can easily replace foreign oil, as gas supplies are plentiful, Pickens says. Nobody ever stands up and says, `Hey Boone, that's a bad idea,' because if they do, they're for foreign oil. Switching to natural gas from diesel on 18-wheel trucks alone will cut U.S. imports from OPEC by half to about 2.25 million barrels per day in seven years, he says. And that reduction in turn will improve national security, he says. We import almost 70 percent of our oil, and over half of what we import actually comes from countries that aren't even friendly to us, Pickens points out. Renewable energy, including wind and solar power also is vital, he says. Will it work? Of course it will work. You have to get your oar in the water and get started on it and not just go: `We don't want to change anything.' Without change, the United States will continue to rely on coal for 52 percent of its power supply. If you want to go forward with technologies of the future, you're going to have to get into renewable, Pickens says. He says wind power will become feasible when natural gas trades at $6 or $7 per thousand cubic feet. The price now stands at $3. You're going to have to wait. A lot of things are waiting now for economies to recover. But as the economy recovers, prices are going to move up, Pickens says. In the meantime, natural gas is viable as a transportation fuel. The cheaper natural gas is, the better deal it is for our country, Pickens says.
RE: [ob] Pickens: Oil Will Reach $300 a Barrel
masak sihhh kan uda pak elecktrick car..gak mungkin lahh turun malah yaaa --- Pada Sel, 1/9/09, Ferry ferry.wachj...@gmail.com menulis: Dari: Ferry ferry.wachj...@gmail.com Judul: RE: [ob] Pickens: Oil Will Reach $300 a Barrel Kepada: obrolan-bandar@yahoogroups.com Tanggal: Selasa, 1 September, 2009, 10:15 AM Ampun dech….kalau oil segini harganya….si Jendral bakalan jadi trilyuner dech! J From: obrolan-bandar@ yahoogroups. com [mailto:obrolan- ban...@yahoogrou ps.com] On Behalf Of victor_sperandeo Sent: Tuesday, September 01, 2009 9:12 PM To: obrolan-bandar@ yahoogroups. com Subject: [ob] Pickens: Oil Will Reach $300 a Barrel Pickens: Oil Will Reach $300 a Barrel Friday, August 28, 2009 8:04 AM Oil legend T. Boone Pickens, now CEO of BP Capital, says oil prices will continue to rise, possibly reaching $300 per barrel. Look at the history, Pickens told Dan Mangru of Moneynews. It proves oil prices will go up, as OPEC revenues increased five times over the last five years, he says. Supply is stuck permanently at 85 million barrels per day, and demand will keep rising over the long term, Pickens says. By 2019, demand will reach 90 million barrels a day, he predicts. The only way if you peak on supply that you can kill demand is with price, Pickens says. That's what happened when oil prices hit a high of $147 in 2007. So, 10 years from now, the price of oil could well be $300, he told Mangru. To reduce our reliance on coal, Pickens suggests a cash for clunkers-style plan whereby power companies would get paid to retire coal plants and build natural gas plants instead. With 22 percent of U.S. power already coming from natural gas, the technology is in place for that idea, Pickens says. It would be easy to do. Natural gas can easily replace foreign oil, as gas supplies are plentiful, Pickens says. Nobody ever stands up and says, `Hey Boone, that's a bad idea,' because if they do, they're for foreign oil. Switching to natural gas from diesel on 18-wheel trucks alone will cut U.S. imports from OPEC by half to about 2.25 million barrels per day in seven years, he says. And that reduction in turn will improve national security, he says. We import almost 70 percent of our oil, and over half of what we import actually comes from countries that aren't even friendly to us, Pickens points out. Renewable energy, including wind and solar power also is vital, he says. Will it work? Of course it will work. You have to get your oar in the water and get started on it and not just go: `We don't want to change anything.' Without change, the United States will continue to rely on coal for 52 percent of its power supply. If you want to go forward with technologies of the future, you're going to have to get into renewable, Pickens says. He says wind power will become feasible when natural gas trades at $6 or $7 per thousand cubic feet. The price now stands at $3. You're going to have to wait. A lot of things are waiting now for economies to recover. But as the economy recovers, prices are going to move up, Pickens says. In the meantime, natural gas is viable as a transportation fuel. The cheaper natural gas is, the better deal it is for our country, Pickens says. quot;Coba Yahoo! Mail baru yang LEBIH CEPAT. Rasakan bedanya sekarang! http://id.mail.yahoo.comquot;
Re: [ob] Pickens: Oil Will Reach $300 a Barrel
Makin aneh2 aja berita.. No one can predict oil price in the future.. ferio, Sent from my BlackBerry® -Original Message- From: victor_sperandeo victor_speran...@yahoo.com Date: Tue, 01 Sep 2009 14:12:15 To: obrolan-bandar@yahoogroups.com Subject: [ob] Pickens: Oil Will Reach $300 a Barrel Pickens: Oil Will Reach $300 a Barrel Friday, August 28, 2009 8:04 AM Oil legend T. Boone Pickens, now CEO of BP Capital, says oil prices will continue to rise, possibly reaching $300 per barrel. Look at the history, Pickens told Dan Mangru of Moneynews. It proves oil prices will go up, as OPEC revenues increased five times over the last five years, he says. Supply is stuck permanently at 85 million barrels per day, and demand will keep rising over the long term, Pickens says. By 2019, demand will reach 90 million barrels a day, he predicts. The only way if you peak on supply that you can kill demand is with price, Pickens says. That's what happened when oil prices hit a high of $147 in 2007. So, 10 years from now, the price of oil could well be $300, he told Mangru. To reduce our reliance on coal, Pickens suggests a cash for clunkers-style plan whereby power companies would get paid to retire coal plants and build natural gas plants instead. With 22 percent of U.S. power already coming from natural gas, the technology is in place for that idea, Pickens says. It would be easy to do. Natural gas can easily replace foreign oil, as gas supplies are plentiful, Pickens says. Nobody ever stands up and says, `Hey Boone, that's a bad idea,' because if they do, they're for foreign oil. Switching to natural gas from diesel on 18-wheel trucks alone will cut U.S. imports from OPEC by half to about 2.25 million barrels per day in seven years, he says. And that reduction in turn will improve national security, he says. We import almost 70 percent of our oil, and over half of what we import actually comes from countries that aren't even friendly to us, Pickens points out. Renewable energy, including wind and solar power also is vital, he says. Will it work? Of course it will work. You have to get your oar in the water and get started on it and not just go: `We don't want to change anything.' Without change, the United States will continue to rely on coal for 52 percent of its power supply. If you want to go forward with technologies of the future, you're going to have to get into renewable, Pickens says. He says wind power will become feasible when natural gas trades at $6 or $7 per thousand cubic feet. The price now stands at $3. You're going to have to wait. A lot of things are waiting now for economies to recover. But as the economy recovers, prices are going to move up, Pickens says. In the meantime, natural gas is viable as a transportation fuel. The cheaper natural gas is, the better deal it is for our country, Pickens says.
Re: [ob] Pickens: Oil Will Reach $300 a Barrel
Oil harga segini bakalan banyak chaos di berbagai negara.. Banyak yg senang,tp banyak jg yang akan menderita! Saya rasa ini hal yg akan berdampak negatif.. Powered by Telkomsel BlackBerry® -Original Message- From: Ferry ferry.wachj...@gmail.com Date: Tue, 1 Sep 2009 21:15:13 To: obrolan-bandar@yahoogroups.com Subject: RE: [ob] Pickens: Oil Will Reach $300 a Barrel Ampun dech..kalau oil segini harganya..si Jendral bakalan jadi trilyuner dech! J From: obrolan-bandar@yahoogroups.com [mailto:obrolan-ban...@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of victor_sperandeo Sent: Tuesday, September 01, 2009 9:12 PM To: obrolan-bandar@yahoogroups.com Subject: [ob] Pickens: Oil Will Reach $300 a Barrel Pickens: Oil Will Reach $300 a Barrel Friday, August 28, 2009 8:04 AM Oil legend T. Boone Pickens, now CEO of BP Capital, says oil prices will continue to rise, possibly reaching $300 per barrel. Look at the history, Pickens told Dan Mangru of Moneynews. It proves oil prices will go up, as OPEC revenues increased five times over the last five years, he says. Supply is stuck permanently at 85 million barrels per day, and demand will keep rising over the long term, Pickens says. By 2019, demand will reach 90 million barrels a day, he predicts. The only way if you peak on supply that you can kill demand is with price, Pickens says. That's what happened when oil prices hit a high of $147 in 2007. So, 10 years from now, the price of oil could well be $300, he told Mangru. To reduce our reliance on coal, Pickens suggests a cash for clunkers-style plan whereby power companies would get paid to retire coal plants and build natural gas plants instead. With 22 percent of U.S. power already coming from natural gas, the technology is in place for that idea, Pickens says. It would be easy to do. Natural gas can easily replace foreign oil, as gas supplies are plentiful, Pickens says. Nobody ever stands up and says, `Hey Boone, that's a bad idea,' because if they do, they're for foreign oil. Switching to natural gas from diesel on 18-wheel trucks alone will cut U.S. imports from OPEC by half to about 2.25 million barrels per day in seven years, he says. And that reduction in turn will improve national security, he says. We import almost 70 percent of our oil, and over half of what we import actually comes from countries that aren't even friendly to us, Pickens points out. Renewable energy, including wind and solar power also is vital, he says. Will it work? Of course it will work. You have to get your oar in the water and get started on it and not just go: `We don't want to change anything.' Without change, the United States will continue to rely on coal for 52 percent of its power supply. If you want to go forward with technologies of the future, you're going to have to get into renewable, Pickens says. He says wind power will become feasible when natural gas trades at $6 or $7 per thousand cubic feet. The price now stands at $3. You're going to have to wait. A lot of things are waiting now for economies to recover. But as the economy recovers, prices are going to move up, Pickens says. In the meantime, natural gas is viable as a transportation fuel. The cheaper natural gas is, the better deal it is for our country, Pickens says.
Re: [ob] Pickens: Oil Will Reach $300 a Barrel
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Re: [ob] Pickens: Oil Will Reach $300 a Barrel
meaning end of theworld is near...nuke will be used in an instant.. On Tue, Sep 1, 2009 at 9:23 PM, sahami...@ymail.com wrote: Oil harga segini bakalan banyak chaos di berbagai negara.. Banyak yg senang,tp banyak jg yang akan menderita! Saya rasa ini hal yg akan berdampak negatif.. Powered by Telkomsel BlackBerry® -- *From*: Ferry *Date*: Tue, 1 Sep 2009 21:15:13 +0700 *To*: obrolan-bandar@yahoogroups.com *Subject*: RE: [ob] Pickens: Oil Will Reach $300 a Barrel Ampun dech….kalau oil segini harganya….si Jendral bakalan jadi trilyuner dech! J *From:* obrolan-bandar@yahoogroups.com [mailto: obrolan-ban...@yahoogroups.com] *On Behalf Of *victor_sperandeo *Sent:* Tuesday, September 01, 2009 9:12 PM *To:* obrolan-bandar@yahoogroups.com *Subject:* [ob] Pickens: Oil Will Reach $300 a Barrel Pickens: Oil Will Reach $300 a Barrel Friday, August 28, 2009 8:04 AM Oil legend T. Boone Pickens, now CEO of BP Capital, says oil prices will continue to rise, possibly reaching $300 per barrel. Look at the history, Pickens told Dan Mangru of Moneynews. It proves oil prices will go up, as OPEC revenues increased five times over the last five years, he says. Supply is stuck permanently at 85 million barrels per day, and demand will keep rising over the long term, Pickens says. By 2019, demand will reach 90 million barrels a day, he predicts. The only way if you peak on supply that you can kill demand is with price, Pickens says. That's what happened when oil prices hit a high of $147 in 2007. So, 10 years from now, the price of oil could well be $300, he told Mangru. To reduce our reliance on coal, Pickens suggests a cash for clunkers-style plan whereby power companies would get paid to retire coal plants and build natural gas plants instead. With 22 percent of U.S. power already coming from natural gas, the technology is in place for that idea, Pickens says. It would be easy to do. Natural gas can easily replace foreign oil, as gas supplies are plentiful, Pickens says. Nobody ever stands up and says, `Hey Boone, that's a bad idea,' because if they do, they're for foreign oil. Switching to natural gas from diesel on 18-wheel trucks alone will cut U.S. imports from OPEC by half to about 2.25 million barrels per day in seven years, he says. And that reduction in turn will improve national security, he says. We import almost 70 percent of our oil, and over half of what we import actually comes from countries that aren't even friendly to us, Pickens points out. Renewable energy, including wind and solar power also is vital, he says. Will it work? Of course it will work. You have to get your oar in the water and get started on it and not just go: `We don't want to change anything.' Without change, the United States will continue to rely on coal for 52 percent of its power supply. If you want to go forward with technologies of the future, you're going to have to get into renewable, Pickens says. He says wind power will become feasible when natural gas trades at $6 or $7 per thousand cubic feet. The price now stands at $3. You're going to have to wait. A lot of things are waiting now for economies to recover. But as the economy recovers, prices are going to move up, Pickens says. In the meantime, natural gas is viable as a transportation fuel. The cheaper natural gas is, the better deal it is for our country, Pickens says.
Re: [ob] Pickens: Oil Will Reach $300 a Barrel
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Re: [ob] Pickens: Oil Will Reach $300 a Barrel
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