I always said the Red Cross would reverse policy when the blood supply became critical.
The "mad cow" scare was another scam.
Habits.
During Covid-19, donations plummeted.
Those folks haven't come back yet.
I always said the Red Cross would reverse policy when the blood supply became critical.
The "mad cow" scare was another scam.
Habits.
During Covid-19, donations plummeted.
Those folks haven't come back yet.
With their commitment to COP27, Germany is not allowed to sign long-term LNG contracts. And that's the problem with setting deadlines. Folks think that setting a 2035-deadline for phasing out coal can always be changed. In fact, once the deadline is set, the clock starts clicking and the bureaucracies fall in line -- Germany is now forced to pay spot price for LNG.
I see an analogy with Biden and Trump.
Trump did a lot of talking.
Biden is actually getting it done.
WTI plunges:
Copper:
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Back to the Bakken
The Far Side:
WTI: $77.98. Another Chinese head fake. Recession.
Natural gas: $6.575.
Tuesday, November 22, 2022: 38 for the month, 75 for the quarter, 620 for the year.
38787, conf, CLR, Medicine Hole 9-27H1,
37955, conf, CLR, Brangus FIU 4-11H,
Monday, November 21, 2022: 36 for the month, 73 for the quarter, 618 for the year.
38803, conf, Hunt, King 156-90-5-34H 4,
37956, conf, CLR, Brangus FIU 3-11H2,
Sunday, November 20, 2022: 34 for the month, 71 for the quarter, 616 for the year.
38876, conf, CLR, Nebula SWD,
38788, conf, CLR, Medicine Hole 10-27H,
37957, conf, CLR, Brangus FIU 2-11H,
Saturday, November 19, 2022: 32 for the month, 69 for the quarter, 614 for the year.
38789, conf, CLR, Medicine Hole 11-27H1,
37958, conf, CLR, Charolais South Federal 16-10HSL1,
RBN Energy: how Shell's new steam cracker is (and isn't) impacting NGL markets.
Shell’s new, multibillion-dollar steam cracker in Monaca, PA — the first of its kind in the Marcellus/Utica shale play — is finally up and running and breathing new life into a small town on the Ohio River. When it’s running flat-out, the cracker will churn out up to 9 million pounds of ethylene a day to supply three adjoining polyethylene units. Shell Polymers Monaca, as the petrochemicals complex is formally known, is a world-scale giant, consuming about 95 Mb/d of ethane, which raises this question: How is the start-up of the region’s only large ethane consumer affecting the broader market? In today’s RBN blog, we provide the answer.