CaptBob

Wind's Our Future, but Natural Gas Is Now

While in France, I drank a nice Pouilley Fuisse in quiet smoothness at over 200mph, and watched Nuclear plants go by in the pleasant countryside. As I arrived refreshed in Lyon, I wondered who in his right mind would want to put $6 a gal gas in a car to compete with these Grand Prix mentalities on the highway.

I just want to live to see the day I can sit back and watch the windmills on the right of way go by at 200mph, while I take a trip to N.Y.. I'll even allow a few cars for Oranges and seafood to tag along so they and I, arrive fresh and cheap at our destination. I'll even take my shoes off to honor a bygone but not missed era of air travel, thinking I'd like to see Haji Baba run this sucker into a building.

Windmills along the "rite of way" is the right way--it's called "point of use"

Oil Will Peak at $150-200 - Barron's Interview

Oil is strictly in a supply demand mode.
The reserves have peaked and the supply is declining--check production.
China has replaced Japan as #2 consumer.
The Chinese and Indians are increasing their demand.
Per-capita they use a minuscule amount compared to the U.S.
There are a lot more of them!