Re:U.S. to release oil from reserves in coordination with ot...
by remarkEon on Tuesday November 23, 2021 @01:22PM
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They've also approved an auction for 80 million acres to Oil & Gas companies.[1]
I can't find anything about how the auction went, but this seems to be quietly buried in the news cycle. It was the largest auction of this kind in history.
[1]https://www.newsweek.com/biden-admin-set-auction-off-over-80...
Re:U.S. to release oil from reserves in coordination with ot...
by kesselvon on Tuesday November 23, 2021 @12:39PM
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Except none of that is going to affect near or medium term gas prices. The current spike is driven by high global demand and OPEC production cuts during the pandemic.
That's why gas prices are rising globally.
Re:U.S. to release oil from reserves in coordination with ot...
by sershe on Tuesday November 23, 2021 @12:36PM
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> The Biden administration is also backing off on drilling bans on offshore/federal lands and begun to hastily approve pipelines.
Do you happen to have sources for this? I am asking as a supporter of these policies, but I've never heard of this happening recently. I wanna know what to follow for future reference :)
Re:U.S. to release oil from reserves in coordination with ot...
by lenkite on Wednesday November 24, 2021 @12:40AM
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This has been in the news lately. Despite multiple attempts by various Democrats to block the Line 3 pipeline in Minnesota, the current administration is going forward with the same. Quite a different stance from when they shutdown the Keystone XL Phase-4 pipeline at the beginning of the year. Biden has also eased out on offshore drilling. (auction for 80 million acres of federal waters in the Gulf of Mexico).
* https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/biden-administration...
* The Line 3 pipeline will be able to carry 760,000 barrels a day of Canadian oil from North Dakota to Wisconsin
It will take several months but I guess Oil prices should be sorted by 2022 elections.
(Please note that the US is fully capable of being a net Oil exporter at any time - it usually takes stupid policies to cause such a situation)