Re: World Finance Watch
I was reading in the "From the wilderness" site an article that the Saudi's largest oilfield ,Ghawar, has reached peak and is now in decline. The Saudis are having to use water injection to keep the pressure up to keep the supply rolling. Even in their new fields, water is extensively used. This is also expensive, needing a 35$ barrel price to be profitable. This is from a report by a Bank of Montreal analyist. This is a main stream bank. Not just voices from the fringe elements on the net. Days of cheap oil are over. I think we should put some of this in perspective, have you checked the price of bottled water out? It hasn't been drilled from thousands and thousands feet down, and transported thousands of miles and it still costs more than gas. Mopeds, mmmm, not appealing, mightly cold in the middle of winter. They come in four wheel drive?
I was reading in the "From the wilderness" site an article that the Saudi's largest oilfield ,Ghawar, has reached peak and is now in decline. The Saudis are having to use water injection to keep the pressure up to keep the supply rolling. Even in their new fields, water is extensively used. This is also expensive, needing a 35$ barrel price to be profitable. This is from a report by a Bank of Montreal analyist. This is a main stream bank. Not just voices from the fringe elements on the net. Days of cheap oil are over. I think we should put some of this in perspective, have you checked the price of bottled water out? It hasn't been drilled from thousands and thousands feet down, and transported thousands of miles and it still costs more than gas. Mopeds, mmmm, not appealing, mightly cold in the middle of winter. They come in four wheel drive?