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To: BlackAdderess

lol we have so much gas they burn it off to get rid of it. Go to west Texas at night and you will see the flames rising into the air.


2 posted on 08/13/2021 9:01:56 AM PDT by TexasFreeper2009
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To: TexasFreeper2009

It doesn’t automatically follow that our prices won’t go up this winter if Asian demand surges.


4 posted on 08/13/2021 9:06:33 AM PDT by BlackAdderess (Welcome to the libertarian fire sale, here’s your accordion)
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To: TexasFreeper2009

Shhh..we have to pretend we are running out. so we can return to the leftard’s glory days of “peak oil” and energy dependence.


7 posted on 08/13/2021 9:12:44 AM PDT by Leep (Save America. Lock down Joe Biden!)
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To: TexasFreeper2009
lol we have so much gas they burn it off to get rid of it.

Natural gas is a byproduct of oil production. It is cheaper to burn it at the wellhead than it is to try and collect it to sell. If natural gas prices increase, then it will be economical to collect more of it. We have a tremendous amount of known gas reserves that are just not economical to produce at current prices.

16 posted on 08/13/2021 9:25:33 AM PDT by Bubba_Leroy (Dementia Joe is Not My President!)
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To: TexasFreeper2009
Go to west Texas at night and you will see the flames rising into the air.

Yes, but those wells are drilling for oil. They can capture the gas, but then someone has to invest in pipelines, separation capacity, condensers, etc...

Is it worth it - even if we didn't have the wacko-green-left in charge in Washington?

23 posted on 08/13/2021 9:50:08 AM PDT by PGR88
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