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  2. Entertaining but my sister blames spores in the upstairs bathroom. She had it repainted and a fan put in while I was in hospital. In any case, particulate matter would hardly be an issue where I am. You'll have to think of some other avenue of attack.
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  5. yet overall consumption in China is declining.............. pesky stockpiles are at record highs in China pay attention ....you seem to not understand that the record pace of building Solar/Wind farms , pumped storage and nuclear power plants in China is crushing the long term need for coal fired power in China......... 2nd Half of this year 200 GW of new solar and wind power will come online in China \with their output outpacing the growth in Electrical demand in China...............................and guess who the loser is ........You got it .......the lovers of coal Coal miners hate record stockpiles as it always results in 2 lumps of coal in their stocking at XMAS.....Pesky solar panels are going to steal the coal miners XMAS in 2024 Enjoy as the same is happening in oil and the price of oil today....oh my WTI under $77 Reuters China's oil sector is weak, with rising crude inventories China doesn't disclose the volumes of crude flowing into or out of strategic and commercial stockpiles, but an estimate can be made by... . 1 week ago The Week Why is China stockpiling resources? China is rapidly stockpiling crucial materials in a manner that is beginning to draw "global attention". Among the materials are stocks of... . 1 day ago The Economist Why is Xi Jinping building secret commodity stockpiles? Vast new holdings of grain, natural gas and oil suggest trouble ahead | Finance and economics. . 3 days ago BNN Bloomberg Oil Eases as Traders Weigh Sluggish China and US Stockpile Data Oil dipped after touching a six-week low in the previous session as traders assessed lower US stockpiles and weakness in Chinese demand. . 11 hours ago
  6. Baker Hughes Co. lowered its expectations for U.S. shale activity, saying an anticipated recovery in oil drilling is no longer likely this year. View the full article
  7. TotalEnergies has sold its stake in 18 Nigerian onshore oil mining licenses to Mauritius-based Chappal Energies. This sale reflects a broader trend where junior and independent explorers, along with African national oil companies are increasingly acquiring onshore assets as global majors shift their focus to offshore projects. View the full article
  8. Zephyr Energy plc has released initial results from the State 36-2R well at its Paradox Basin project in Utah. The early production test shows promising outcomes for the well, which was evaluated at various rates and choke settings. View the full article
  9. Leading national energy associations have expressed strong backing for the Energy Permitting Reform Act of 2024, introduced by Senate Energy & Natural Resources Chairman Joe Manchin (I-WV) and Ranking Member John Barrasso (R-WY). View the full article
  10. Adena Power has joined Halliburton Labs, marking a new collaboration aimed at advancing energy storage solutions. View the full article
  11. The contracts involve both conventional and in-field processing services for 2D and 3D seismic surveys in countries like Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Ukraine, the USA, Colombia, and Brazil. View the full article
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  13. Through the transaction, H&P will increase its Middle East rig count from 12 to 88 rigs, 71 of which are in Saudi Arabia, Oman and Kuwait. Based on award activity to date, the pro forma company would be one of the larger rig providers in the Middle East. View the full article
  14. Two production trains are increasing production already. They will be followed by the third train as early as the end of next week. Full production is expected in August, people said, asking not to be identified because the information was not made public. View the full article
  15. Earlier this week, Texas Railroad Commissioner Jim Wright testified before the U.S. House Committee on Natural Resources, where he spoke in favor of bipartisan legislation to provide states with more flexibility to utilize the orphan well plugging funds provided to states under the Infrastructure, Investment, and Jobs Act. View the full article
  16. Energy Workforce & Technology Council President Tim Tarpley released a statement regarding the Energy Permitting Reform Act of 2024, introduced by Senate Energy & Natural Resources Chairman Joe Manchin (I-WV) and Ranking Member John Barrasso (R-WY). View the full article
  17. In tweets and campaign memos, Republican are resurfacing Harris’ previous anti-fracing stance to show how out of touch with voters in politically important states such as Pennsylvania. View the full article
  18. A bankruptcy judge on Wednesday approved a settlement between the joint venture building Exxon Mobil Corp.’s $10 billion gas export project in Texas and lead contractor Zachry Holdings Inc., allowing other companies to finish work on the plant. View the full article
  19. Having already obtained all other relevant local and regulatory authorities’ authorizations, this achievement will allow Eni to proceed to with the sale of Nigerian Agip Oil Company Ltd (NAOC Ltd), Eni’s wholly owned subsidiary focusing on onshore oil & gas exploration and production as well as power generation in Nigeria, to Oando PLC, Nigeria’s leading national energy solutions provider. View the full article
  20. Transocean Ltd. issued a quarterly Fleet Status Report that provides the current status of, and contract information for, the company’s fleet of offshore drilling rigs. The aggregate incremental backlog associated with these fixtures is approximately $656 million. View the full article
  21. Do you not read your own posts?
  22. Prices for natural gas would “skyrocket” if fracing was banned. That’s according to Toby Rice, chief executive officer of shale driller EQT Corp., marking one of the first prominent voices in the fossil fuel industry to comment on the election after President Joe Biden said he would end his candidacy. View the full article
  23. Matador executives on a Wednesday earnings conference call with analysts credited the better-than-expected well performance to drilling efficiency improvements such as crews spending less time drilling wells and hydraulic fracturing more wells simultaneously. View the full article
  24. Russia plans to make extra crude oil production cuts to compensate for pumping above its OPEC+ quota in October and November this year, then between March and September of 2025. The compensation cuts will be made to account for overproduction that has occurred from April, Russia’s Energy Ministry said in a Telegram statement. View the full article
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  26. https://www.montana.edu/news/23884/montana-state-scientists-publish-evidence-for-new-groups-of-methane-producing-organisms Nothing in the above news article discusses the effects of injecting CO2 into depleted oil reservoirs. This discovery adds credibility to the idea that underground CO2 accumulations are subject to conversion to methane by microbes if they have a supply of iron sulfides, hydrogen sulfide, dead plant matter, or other organic material - which may include unrecovered oil.
  27. Prices for natural gas would “skyrocket” if fracking was banned. That’s according to Toby Rice, chief executive officer of shale driller EQT Corp., marking one of the first prominent voices in the fossil fuel industry to comment on the election after President Joe Biden said he would end his candidacy. View the full article
  28. Matador executives on a Wednesday earnings conference call with analysts credited the better-than-expected well performance to drilling efficiency improvements such as crews spending less time drilling wells and hydraulic fracturing more wells simultaneously. View the full article
  29. Russia plans to make extra crude oil production cuts to compensate for pumping above its OPEC+ quota in October and November this year, then between March and September of 2025. The compensation cuts will be made to account for overproduction that has occurred from April, Russia’s Energy Ministry said in a Telegram statement. View the full article
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