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33. Yes this is weakening them

Reply to scarletwoman (Reply #8)

Tue Apr 21, 2020, 04:14 AM

Apr 2020

And their power, and we'll see more renewables take over from them. Oil will soon be what coal is now, not preferred because its dirty energy.

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American oil crashes below $0 a barrel -- a record low [View all] turbinetree Apr 2020 OP

The real price of a barrel of oil is down 66% since this Pandemic started BadGimp Apr 2020 #1

Went to Costco today and the price was $1.51 for reg and $1.75 for premium.......... turbinetree Apr 2020 #2

Gas here in TN SheltieLover Apr 2020 #4

This was in Delaware............... turbinetree Apr 2020 #7

TY for clarifying SheltieLover Apr 2020 #10

But, of course! SheltieLover Apr 2020 #3

It's just you. mathematic Apr 2020 #9

yeah i paid $2.41 about 3-4 weeks ago bucolic_frolic Apr 2020 #12

Refiner's are next. The capacity to manage this energy segment is different OAITW r.2.0 Apr 2020 #15

The price you pay for gasoline includes tax. Oregon 0.36 state + 0.184 fed 0.545 PSPS Apr 2020 #21

Remember the Peak Oil Doomers who said that by 2020 Wolf Frankula Apr 2020 #5

They've been saying that since 1980 oldsoftie Apr 2020 #29

Since you haven't noticed, conventional oil extraction has peaked VMA131Marine Apr 2020 #30

Soon they'll be paying me to fill the tank, PLUS give me a new set of dishes... BamaRefugee Apr 2020 #6

Lots of other tchotchkes, too klook Apr 2020 #13

Putin is opening a new chain of stores in the US, TCHOTCHKES 'R US. BamaRefugee Apr 2020 #17

I like your way of thinking. trof Apr 2020 #20

Well It's About Time RobinA Apr 2020 #36

As are my Texaco beer glasses. Throckmorton Apr 2020 #38

I'm not sure what exactly this means on either the macro level or the micro level. scarletwoman Apr 2020 #8

Only if they can be done cheaper. And right now that's doubtful jimfields33 Apr 2020 #14

High priced fossil fuel energy customerserviceguy Apr 2020 #16

Not if big oil has any say in it. not_the_one Apr 2020 #25

It means they are overstocked at the supply level FakeNoose Apr 2020 #26

Setting aside long-term trends in the energy industry, I'm thinking... LudwigPastorius Apr 2020 #31

Yes this is weakening them duforsure Apr 2020 #33

Exxon gonna have to start offering a book of S&H Greenstamps ResistantAmerican17 Apr 2020 #11

I remember the stamps well. My mom was an avid collector and redeemer. OAITW r.2.0 Apr 2020 #24

Seeing that the economy, etc is now looking terrible... C Moon Apr 2020 #18

He did that 3 weeks ago. He hasn't left yet because he's basking in the rape afterglow. BamaRefugee Apr 2020 #22

So, are they paying people to take it now? Jamastiene Apr 2020 #19

Do you have a refinery? caraher Apr 2020 #28

$1.55 in coastal Alabama. trof Apr 2020 #23

Drill baby drill! Major Nikon Apr 2020 #27

With little oil being sold refineries will be next to shut down duforsure Apr 2020 #32

oh noes Locrian Apr 2020 #34

Exxon an the international vos MosheFeingold Apr 2020 #35

Trump will do whatever he thinks will protect his a$$... uriel1972 Apr 2020 #37