Pres.Moron Depleting Strategic Oil Reserves. 25 days of Diesel Fuel left

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Pres.Moron and the Dunce-o-crats' gross mismanagement of American energy supplies have led us into some perilous territory.

Pres.Moron has reduced us to begging OPEC, and Iran form oil, when just two+ short years ago, it didn't matter what they did or did not do; we didn't need their oil.


How times have changed...




Forget Gas Prices—Diesel Reveals the Real Crisis


As the Biden administration continues to drain the United States Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) in a dubious gamble to suppress gas prices and win votes before the midterm elections, another fuel crisis is brewing.

While gasoline prices have indeed come down from this summer’s highs, diesel prices remain stubbornly elevated, and, more worrying, U.S. inventories have fallen to perilously low levels.

According to the Energy Information Administration (EIA), U.S. average retail diesel prices are up more than 45 percent year over year, to $5.34 per gallon. Wholesale diesel prices have spiked in the last few weeks, to more than $200 per barrel, 92.5 percent above last year’s levels.


The diesel market matters because it’s the lifeblood of our economy. Lest we forget, while gasoline fuels consumer mobility, diesel powers trucks, tractors, and all kinds of heavy equipment, not to mention freight trains and ships, which in turn power and eventually supply everything that we have come to depend on in the modern world. Whether it’s the U.S. food supply chain, in which more than 70 percent of all final goods are transported by diesel-powered trucks, underlying agricultural production, where farm equipment also runs almost exclusively on diesel, or the mining, drilling, and construction sectors—our critical industries rely on diesel. Put simply, if diesel supply breaks down, the U.S. economy will break down.

https://www.theepochtimes.com/forget-gas-prices-diesel-reveals-the-real-crisis_4819427.html


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US OIL PRODUCTION IN MILLION BARRELS PER YEAR, PER DAY:


12.8 MILLION BPD UNDER TRUMP.

11.37 MILLION BPD UNDER BIDEN.


THAT'S -522 MILLION BPD. UNDER PRES.MORON, WHO HAS STRANGLED PERMITS, BLOCKING THE UTILIZING AVAILABLE LEASES.

522 MILLION BARRELS LESS PER YEAR..

NOW LOOK WHERE WE ARE.

 
the diesel shortages are the sabre toothed tiger inches away from taking a big bite at America's arse.

and lets remember that we will be spending double the cost of the oil thats being stolen for vote buying to replace it.

they dont call it a strategic reserve for no reason.
 
the diesel shortages are the sabre toothed tiger inches away from taking a big bite at America's arse.

and lets remember that we will be spending double the cost of the oil thats being stolen for vote buying to replace it.

they dont call it a strategic reserve for no reason.

EXACTLY. EVERYTHING DEPENDS UPON DIESEL FUEL....
 
EXACTLY. EVERYTHING DEPENDS UPON DIESEL FUEL....

virtually every consumer good is transported to us on a truck for at least part of the way.

its not like battery trucks are much more than an experiment here.

there is no alternative to real trucks, none.

and the Mississippi river situation only makes it worse.
 
So then you like higher gas prices. Got it.

SO you like the dumbfuck POTUS strangling our domestic energy production, and then BEGGING OUR ENEMIES FOR OI, THEN DEPLETING OUR STRATEGIC RESERVES TO COVER FOR HIS ASININE, WRONGHEADED ENERGY POLICY. GOT IT. .


3 Things Biden Has Done That Increased Gas Prices
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1. Canceling Drilling Leases and Limiting Domestic Production


Since taking office, Biden has taken too many steps to count to limit domestic production. These include halting federal permits for oil and gas drilling and leasing shortly after taking office and blocking drilling in a major oil-rich Alaskan region.

To be clear, these decisions will mostly affect future production. But that does still significantly affect gas prices because companies factor in their expectations about the future into the decisions they make today.

“Some say that new leases … would have taken time and would not yet be online, but even so, there is evidence that expectations of increased future supply has a beneficial impact on current prices and expectations of future supply drying up has a negative impact on current prices,” the Competitive Enterprise Institute’s Ben Lieberman said.

“At a day-to-day level, I am hearing from drillers that they are having a very hard time getting all the approvals they need from [the Environmental Protection Agency] and other agencies in order to produce on existing wells, and of course, new federal leasing has come to a halt,” Lieberman added.

It’s just basic economics that when the government throttles future supply in an industry, that will lead to higher prices both now and in the future. Biden was warned by many critics at the time that this would happen, but he proceeded anyway.

2. Choking Regulations that Impose Big Costs and Lead to Higher Prices


Speaking of basic economics, it’s well established that when businesses’ costs rise, that puts upward pressure on the prices they charge consumers. The oil and gas industry is no exception.

And unfortunately, the Biden administration has both proposed and implemented a wide array of regulations on the energy sector, inflicting billions in direct financial costs and incalculable indirect compliance costs — plus further harming expectations for the future.

“The regulatory chokehold imposed by the Biden administration on oil production in place of a Green New Deal has drastically raised gasoline prices, thereby hurting lower-income people the most,” said conservative economist Vance Ginn, who served in the Trump administration.

“This is yet another example of the high cost of big-government environmentalism when the better approach is to remove government barriers so that free markets can better let people adapt to changes in the environment at a much lower cost,” Ginn concluded.


3. Anti-Energy Rhetoric that Discourages Investment


Rhetoric matters. While words don’t literally do anything to change gas prices, the signals coming from policymakers absolutely do affect the long-term investment decisions businesses make.

And even as a presidential candidate, Biden sent very negative messages about what his leadership would mean for the gas industry.

In just one example, as Americans for Tax Reform pointed out, Biden said during a campaign stop: “We are going to get rid of fossil fuels. … We’re going to phase out fossil fuels.” Then, upon taking office, the president followed these words with actions such as canceling the Keystone XL pipeline, blocking leases, restricting imports, and pursuing regulations.

In general, Biden’s open hostility toward the oil and gas industry has almost certainly curbed investment into production that otherwise would’ve occurred.


“Such extinction rhetoric, coming from the now-president, has an unprecedented chilling effect on investment,” Lieberman said. To put it simply, less investment means less supply — which means higher prices.



https://fee.org/articles/3-things-biden-has-done-that-increased-gas-prices/


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1. Canceling Drilling Leases and Limiting Domestic Production
Biden has not cancelled one lease. This the the kind of stupidity we can expect from Grok.
I tell you what Grok. Find me one lease that was cancelled by Biden. I challenge you to support your idiotic claim. Can you find one? I'll bet not.
 
Just when you think Grok can't be any more stupid, he goes and proves he is.

The US strategic petroleum reserve doesn't store diesel fuel. It stores crude oil.
https://www.energy.gov/ceser/strategic-petroleum-reserve

Diesel fuel is produced in refineries from crude oil and used usually within 90 days of being produced. It starts to degrade at 6 months.

https://www.eia.gov/energyexplained/diesel-fuel/where-our-diesel-comes-from.php

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THE PETROLEUM IN THE STRATEGIC RESERVES IS USED FOR ALL REFINED FUELS, INCLUDING DIESEL, YOU FUCKING MORON.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strat...leum reserve,as gasoline, diesel and kerosene.


STUPIDFUCK IDIOT.

WAY TO JUMP UP AND TRUMPET YOUR IGNORANCE, AS USUAL.

I SAW YOU ARE TOO AFRIAD TO LET ME POST ON YOUR LAMEASS THREAD; WISE MOVE YOU LITTLE BITCH,...SAVES YOU FROM YET, ANOTHER, PUBLIC PIMP SLAPPING....LIKE THIS ONE.
 

THE PETROLEUM IN THE STRATEGIC RESERVES IS USED FOR ALL REFINED FUELS, INCLUDING DIESEL, YOU FUCKING MORON.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strat...leum reserve,as gasoline, diesel and kerosene.


STUPIDFUCK IDIOT.

WAY TO JUMP UP AND TRUMPET YOUR IGNORANCE, AS USUAL.

I SAW YOU ARE TOO AFRIAD TO LET ME POST ON YOUR LAMEASS THREAD; WISE MOVE YOU LITTLE BITCH,...SAVES YOU FROM YET, ANOTHER, PUBLIC PIMP SLAPPING....LIKE THIS ONE.

Yes, the strategic reserve is used for all refined fuels but the government can only provide that crude to the refineries. The government can't force refiners to produce certain fuels unless and until the government nationalizes the refineries. It seems you are arguing that Biden isn't being socialist enough for your tastes since you are demanding he require refineries to produce more diesel fuel.
 
Biden has not cancelled one lease. This the the kind of stupidity we can expect from Grok.
I tell you what Grok. Find me one lease that was cancelled by Biden. I challenge you to support your idiotic claim. Can you find one? I'll bet not.

LINK TO YOUR CLAIMS DUMBFUCK, LIKE HOW THE STRATEGIC RESERVES DON'T INVOLVE DIESEL FUEL. :rofl2:

SUSPENDING LEASES HAS THE SAME EFFECT, DUMBASS, WhICH HE HAS DONE PLENTY OF.


WHAT A FUCKING IMBECILE.

HE STRANGLED OFF THE PERMITS NEEDED YO UTILIZE THE LEASES, DUMBASS, RENDERING THEM USELESS.

LEARN TO READ.


522 MILLION BP YEAR LESS UNDER PRES,MORON.

HILARIOUS WATCHING YOUR PATHETIC "DANCE MOVES" TO DESPERATELY TRY TO " PRETEND AWAY " REALITY.
 
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Remember the "infrastructure" bill that Biden signed off on? There was a provision towards the very end of it to sell off a huge chunk of the SPR as part of the greentard initiatives Joke is pushing. The money was to be used to pay part of the that bill's spending provisions.

This is part of a deliberate push by Democrats to end oil and gas use in the US with the unwitting effect of wrecking our economy.
 
LINK TO YOUR CLAIMS DUMBFUCK, LIKE HOW THE STRATEGIC RESERVES DON'T INVOLVE DIESEL FUEL. :rofl2:

SUSPENDING LEASES HAS THE SAME EFFECT, DUMBASS, WhICH HE HAS DONE PLENTY OF.


WHAT A FUCKING IMBECILE.

HE STRANGLED OFF THE PERMITS NEEDED YO UTILIZE THE LEASES, DUMBASS, RENDERING THEM USELESS.

LEARN TO READ.


522 MILLION BP YEAR LESS UNDER PRES,MORON.

HILARIOUS WATCHING YOUR PATHETIC "DANCE MOVES" TO DESPERATELY TRY TO " PRETEND AWAY " REALITY.

Since you are so stupid you don't know what the strategic reserve is, here is a link.
https://www.energy.gov/ceser/strategic-petroleum-reserve
The Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR), the world's largest supply of emergency crude oil was established primarily to reduce the impact of disruptions in supplies of petroleum products and to carry out obligations of the United States under the international energy program. The federally-owned oil stocks are stored in huge underground salt caverns at four sites along the coastline of the Gulf of Mexico. The sheer size of the SPR (authorized storage capacity of 714 million barrels) makes it a significant deterrent to oil import cutoffs and a key tool in foreign policy.

Suspending leases? You are now backtracking from your claim he cancelled them? I asked you for proof of any leases being cancelled. Now you make another idiotic claim that you also can't back up. Provide one instance of "suspending a lease."

Care to tell us when the US stopped approving permits for drilling? I'll give you a hint. It never happened. The US has approved permits for drilling every month under Biden. As of 8/31/22 there are 8,688 permits approved for drilling where drilling has not yet started.
https://www.blm.gov/programs/energy...duction/permitting/applications-permits-drill



ROFLMAO.. You really shouldn't make claims that are such obvious errors.
Under Trump oil production was as follows per EIA on their weekly tracker https://www.eia.gov/dnav/pet/hist/LeafHandler.ashx?n=PET&s=WCRFPUS2&f=W
Average daily production under Trump from Jan 23, 2017 - Jan 21, 2021 was - 11,026 thousand barrels per day.
Average daily production under Biden since Jan 28, 2021 has been - 11,467 thousand barrels per day.

The current production under Biden last week was 12,000 thousand barrels per day. (Oct 21, 2022 12000)
The product per day the last week under Trump was 10,900 thousand barrels per day. (Jan 22, 2021 10900)

Perhaps you made the word "less" so big because you want someone to explain its meaning to you.
 
Remember the "infrastructure" bill that Biden signed off on? There was a provision towards the very end of it to sell off a huge chunk of the SPR as part of the greentard initiatives Joke is pushing. The money was to be used to pay part of the that bill's spending provisions.

This is part of a deliberate push by Democrats to end oil and gas use in the US with the unwitting effect of wrecking our economy.

I am curious if you can tell us when it authorized the sales to occur. I'll bet you can't because you don't really know what is in the bill.
 
I am curious if you can tell us when it authorized the sales to occur. I'll bet you can't because you don't really know what is in the bill.

Bet you're wrong...

U.S. Infrastructure Deal Includes $6 Billion Sale from Oil Reserve
https://pgjonline.com/news/2021/jun...a document circulated by Republican lawmakers.

A sale of that size equals a drawdown of about 82 million barrels, based on Thursday's price of $73 a barrel for West Texas Intermediate crude. That represents a sale of about 13% of the reserve's current holdings of nearly 624 million barrels of oil, though if prices rise, the volume of oil would shrink.

U.S. infrastructure deal includes $6 billion sale from oil reserve -document
https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/u.s...n-sale-from-oil-reserve-document-2021-06-24-0
 
I was right. You weren't able to tell us when the sale is authorized for.

What year do you think the sale from the National Petroleum reserve will start and what year does it end? You clearly have no clue.

The bill passed, Biden's selling off the SPR. That's happening right now or are you retarded or something?
 
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