Why they're not rushing to build new refineries
Exxon/Mobil now forecasts non-OPEC oil production will peak in five years
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posted by Tim McKeown @ 11:33 PM
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U.S. Foreign Policy
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Wednesday, September 28, 2005
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I heard this report referenced this summer at GSE when we had a former oil executive come in and speak on peak oil production. He seemed agreed with the article.
GSE being Governor's School East and Drugi Andy being my Bosnian nickname.
Andy P.
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