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there's tons of natural gas here in the US to be used for power.
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there's tons of natural gas here in the US to be used for power.
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By imposing bans on leasing, and encouraging environmentalists to challenge seismic and drilling permits on existing leases, politicians ensure that we will never increase our proven reserves. In fact, reserves will decrease, as we deplete existing deposits and don’t replace them. The rhetoric is clever – but disingenuous, fraudulent and harmful.

Continued US drilling restrictions will further exacerbate the global demand-supply imbalance, and send “futures” prices even higher.

Short-sighted and ill-informed Environmental groups have hijacked and destroyed the American economy over the last 30 years by closing off America’s energy supplies.

America is the only country in the world to close off its offshore oil and gas-fields to development.

Its simple to get new American energy supplies quickly, Appeal to Corporate Greed: If oil companies are given enough financial incentives, they will move much faster than anyone believes and could find and start producing new oil and gas within 2-3 years, then ramp quickly up to produce enough energy to completely replace oil imports within 10-12 years.

See; www.strategicnine.com/...
]]> Tue, 01 Jul 2008 10:34:51 -0400
By imposing bans on leasing, and encouraging environmentalists to challenge seismic and drilling permits on existing leases, politicians ensure that we will never increase our proven reserves. In fact, reserves will decrease, as we deplete existing deposits and don’t replace them. The rhetoric is clever – but disingenuous, fraudulent and harmful.

Continued US drilling restrictions will further exacerbate the global demand-supply imbalance, and send “futures” prices even higher.

Short-sighted and ill-informed Environmental groups have hijacked and destroyed the American economy over the last 30 years by closing off America’s energy supplies.

America is the only country in the world to close off its offshore oil and gas-fields to development.

Its simple to get new American energy supplies quickly, Appeal to Corporate Greed: If oil companies are given enough financial incentives, they will move much faster than anyone believes and could find and start producing new oil and gas within 2-3 years, then ramp quickly up to produce enough energy to completely replace oil imports within 10-12 years.

See; www.strategicnine.com/...
]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/83237-two-paths-to-one-outcome-slower-growth?source=feed#comment-196039 196039
Zogby International
11:42 a.m., Thursday, June 26, 2008

Three in four likely voters – 74 percent – support offshore drilling for oil in U.S. coastal waters and more than half (59 percent) also favor drilling for oil in the Alaska National Wildlife Refuge, a new Zogby International telephone poll shows.

SEE:

www.strategicnine.com/...]]> Mon, 30 Jun 2008 13:41:35 -0400
Zogby International
11:42 a.m., Thursday, June 26, 2008

Three in four likely voters – 74 percent – support offshore drilling for oil in U.S. coastal waters and more than half (59 percent) also favor drilling for oil in the Alaska National Wildlife Refuge, a new Zogby International telephone poll shows.

SEE:

www.strategicnine.com/...]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/83165-record-high-gas-prices-we-re-not-even-close?source=feed#comment-196035 196035
Zogby International
11:42 a.m., Thursday, June 26, 2008

Three in four likely voters – 74 percent – support offshore drilling for oil in U.S. coastal waters and more than half (59 percent) also favor drilling for oil in the Alaska National Wildlife Refuge, a new Zogby International telephone poll shows.

SEE:

www.strategicnine.com/...]]> Mon, 30 Jun 2008 13:40:31 -0400
Zogby International
11:42 a.m., Thursday, June 26, 2008

Three in four likely voters – 74 percent – support offshore drilling for oil in U.S. coastal waters and more than half (59 percent) also favor drilling for oil in the Alaska National Wildlife Refuge, a new Zogby International telephone poll shows.

SEE:

www.strategicnine.com/...]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/83165-record-high-gas-prices-we-re-not-even-close?source=feed#comment-196033 196033
Zogby International
11:42 a.m., Thursday, June 26, 2008

Three in four likely voters – 74 percent – support offshore drilling for oil in U.S. coastal waters and more than half (59 percent) also favor drilling for oil in the Alaska National Wildlife Refuge, a new Zogby International telephone poll shows.

SEE:

www.strategicnine.com/...]]> Mon, 30 Jun 2008 13:40:23 -0400
Zogby International
11:42 a.m., Thursday, June 26, 2008

Three in four likely voters – 74 percent – support offshore drilling for oil in U.S. coastal waters and more than half (59 percent) also favor drilling for oil in the Alaska National Wildlife Refuge, a new Zogby International telephone poll shows.

SEE:

www.strategicnine.com/...]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/82993-congress-love-affair-with-convenient-solutions?source=feed#comment-194897 194897
The concept would require Congressmen to be at least capable of conscious thought!

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The concept would require Congressmen to be at least capable of conscious thought!

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Here is how America can fix itself up:

www.strategicnine.com/...

The "America First" Energy Plan for safe, secure domestic supplies of Transportation energy.
AMERICAN ENERGY FOR AMERICAN'S: BASIC ELEMENTS FOR AN ACTION PLAN
Proposed Presidential Executive Orders:
Declare an energy emergency and set aside the OCS and ANWR moratoriums and some permitting requirements so as to fast-track various critical new energy developments.
Declaration granting a tax holiday for declared special "American Energy Economic Zones" (AEEZ), see below.
Declaration temporarily eliminating up front oil and gas lease payments, royalties and other imposts, as well as regulatory delays.
Declaration making available $200 billion p.a. in low-cost construction financing guarantees and other incentives for new energy projects in AEEZ areas.
Proposed Government Actions;
1) Cancel the Moratorium on drilling on the US Continental Shelf today.
2) Cancel the Moratorium on drilling on the Artic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) 1002 area today.
3) Support the three international waters resources rights Claims made by American Companies to contiguous oil and gas reserves that could be developed without any regulatory lags. (See; strategicnine.com and unoilgas.com ).
4) Put aside most of the timeline and permitting requirements for urgent, identified critical energy projects as listed here in declared "American Energy Economic Zones" (AEEZ) “in the national interest” by creating a fast-track office to evaluate and approve requested leases within 90 days.
5) Allow unsolicited OCS Lease Applications anywhere immediately, grant them on a first-in first granted basis.
6) Enlarge new OCS post-moratorium lease block sizes from the paltry 5 mile by 5 mile area to a more realistic size of perhaps 100 miles by 100 miles in frontier regions.
7) Provide a ten year tax and impost holiday on strategic new oil and gas development projects in AEEZ areas. Offer matching funds for seismic and EM surveys to be repaid from eventual production to get oil flowing sooner.
8) Provide low-cost loan guarantees for development of urgently required new oil and gas project infrastructure in AEEZ areas.
9) Provide low-cost Government guarantees or loans for offshore oil and gas ships and vessels built to work in the US AEEZ areas for the next 5 years.
10) Temporarily exempt approved oil and gas projects within the AEEZ areas from the US Cabotage laws so that projects can more quickly secure production equipment from overseas shipyards.
11) Set Aside Regulatory Delays for projects within the AEEZ areas. Make regulatory bodies set up departments to “fast-track” approval of energy projects to clear hurdles within 3-6 months.
12) Eliminate Frivolous and Mendacious Lawsuit Delays for projects in AEEZ areas: Create a special court to hear energy related cases with a mandate to adjudicate cases within 7 days. Example: the lawsuits currently stopping Shell from drilling off Alaska, partly on the basis that their ships might bump into whales; if applied to the rest of the world’s oceans would cease all shipping and world trade!
13) Provide 250,000 new grants for students to pay for college for future petroleum engineers and geologists, and for technical petroleum production job training programs.
14) Eliminate any royalties, taxes and permitting costs on critical new energy projects in AEEZ areas for ten years, to enable energy companies to spend every dollar of risk capital they have on US drilling, building production equipment, and related expenses, as only holes in the ground will solve the energy problem.
15) For transport; Provide tax and other incentives to build distribution infrastructure and car-truck conversion stations to switch 25% of the US vehicular fleet to compressed natural gas within 10 years. This will lower demand for oil and lower CO2 emissions, and would require approximately 5 Trillion cubic feet (Tcf) per annum of gas.

]]> Sat, 28 Jun 2008 10:03:36 -0400
Here is how America can fix itself up:

www.strategicnine.com/...

The "America First" Energy Plan for safe, secure domestic supplies of Transportation energy.
AMERICAN ENERGY FOR AMERICAN'S: BASIC ELEMENTS FOR AN ACTION PLAN
Proposed Presidential Executive Orders:
Declare an energy emergency and set aside the OCS and ANWR moratoriums and some permitting requirements so as to fast-track various critical new energy developments.
Declaration granting a tax holiday for declared special "American Energy Economic Zones" (AEEZ), see below.
Declaration temporarily eliminating up front oil and gas lease payments, royalties and other imposts, as well as regulatory delays.
Declaration making available $200 billion p.a. in low-cost construction financing guarantees and other incentives for new energy projects in AEEZ areas.
Proposed Government Actions;
1) Cancel the Moratorium on drilling on the US Continental Shelf today.
2) Cancel the Moratorium on drilling on the Artic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) 1002 area today.
3) Support the three international waters resources rights Claims made by American Companies to contiguous oil and gas reserves that could be developed without any regulatory lags. (See; strategicnine.com and unoilgas.com ).
4) Put aside most of the timeline and permitting requirements for urgent, identified critical energy projects as listed here in declared "American Energy Economic Zones" (AEEZ) “in the national interest” by creating a fast-track office to evaluate and approve requested leases within 90 days.
5) Allow unsolicited OCS Lease Applications anywhere immediately, grant them on a first-in first granted basis.
6) Enlarge new OCS post-moratorium lease block sizes from the paltry 5 mile by 5 mile area to a more realistic size of perhaps 100 miles by 100 miles in frontier regions.
7) Provide a ten year tax and impost holiday on strategic new oil and gas development projects in AEEZ areas. Offer matching funds for seismic and EM surveys to be repaid from eventual production to get oil flowing sooner.
8) Provide low-cost loan guarantees for development of urgently required new oil and gas project infrastructure in AEEZ areas.
9) Provide low-cost Government guarantees or loans for offshore oil and gas ships and vessels built to work in the US AEEZ areas for the next 5 years.
10) Temporarily exempt approved oil and gas projects within the AEEZ areas from the US Cabotage laws so that projects can more quickly secure production equipment from overseas shipyards.
11) Set Aside Regulatory Delays for projects within the AEEZ areas. Make regulatory bodies set up departments to “fast-track” approval of energy projects to clear hurdles within 3-6 months.
12) Eliminate Frivolous and Mendacious Lawsuit Delays for projects in AEEZ areas: Create a special court to hear energy related cases with a mandate to adjudicate cases within 7 days. Example: the lawsuits currently stopping Shell from drilling off Alaska, partly on the basis that their ships might bump into whales; if applied to the rest of the world’s oceans would cease all shipping and world trade!
13) Provide 250,000 new grants for students to pay for college for future petroleum engineers and geologists, and for technical petroleum production job training programs.
14) Eliminate any royalties, taxes and permitting costs on critical new energy projects in AEEZ areas for ten years, to enable energy companies to spend every dollar of risk capital they have on US drilling, building production equipment, and related expenses, as only holes in the ground will solve the energy problem.
15) For transport; Provide tax and other incentives to build distribution infrastructure and car-truck conversion stations to switch 25% of the US vehicular fleet to compressed natural gas within 10 years. This will lower demand for oil and lower CO2 emissions, and would require approximately 5 Trillion cubic feet (Tcf) per annum of gas.

]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/83036-nigeria-the-elephant-in-the-corner?source=feed#comment-194694 194694
Make America energy self sufficient:

strategicnine.com/]]> Sat, 28 Jun 2008 09:40:53 -0400
Make America energy self sufficient:

strategicnine.com/]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/83038-another-record-oil-surge-leans-on-stocks-and-dollar?source=feed#comment-194693 194693
Make America energy self sufficient:

www.strategicnine.com/...]]> Sat, 28 Jun 2008 09:40:09 -0400
Make America energy self sufficient:

www.strategicnine.com/...]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/83038-another-record-oil-surge-leans-on-stocks-and-dollar?source=feed#comment-194691 194691 Sat, 28 Jun 2008 09:38:57 -0400 http://seekingalpha.com/article/82813-solution-to-the-global-petroleum-crisis?source=feed#comment-193402 193402 www.strategicnine.com/...]]> Thu, 26 Jun 2008 12:17:44 -0400 www.strategicnine.com/...]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/82185-an-alternative-to-americas-gasoline-crisis?source=feed#comment-192208 192208
www.strategicnine.com/...

Comments and suggestions for improvement great fully accepted]]> Tue, 24 Jun 2008 20:37:16 -0400
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Comments and suggestions for improvement great fully accepted]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/82185-an-alternative-to-americas-gasoline-crisis?source=feed#comment-191682 191682 I was not aware of the tax credit. I grew up in Australia. There it used to cost only $500 to convert any car to CNG. So I still have have a problem paying so much more for one. So I still think the $22k for the CNG Civic is a bit steep. It should be maybe $1,000 more than the gasoline version. But for most people the math still works fine, especially with the $5 gas price.

Yes we can drill our way out of this very simply and easily. There's actually probably $500 billion barrels of oil and gas on the US continental shelf. About 60% in the form of clean gas. see strategicnine.com

As for the shale. I flew over a demo shale oil plant near Grand Junction Colorado in the late 1980s. It was costing them $36 to make a barrel of oil then, using a really stupid retort design. There are lots better ones available now, that use part of the shale to fire the process.

I think the US could produce a modest amount of Shale oil without harming the environment. 1-2 million barrels per day. Everyones thinking about 10 million barrels a day and that would use too much water. the smaller amount would replace 10-20% of imports and power the midwest.

I like natural gas the best. Its a good clean fuel for everything. Texas A%M has developed a process to turn natural gas into gasoline. I think the economics don't quite pass muster yet though.


Some Individual Super-Giant Priority Energy Projects to Fast Track

1) Blake Ridge Gas: Instruct the MMS to immediately grant leases on priority development areas including the Blake Ridge super-giant gas lease. See; strategicnine.com

2) Bering Sea Abyssal Gas: Support the Strategic Nine Bering Sea Abyssal Claim so as to enable the consortium to fast track it’s gas development. See; www.strategicnine.com/...

3) Arctic Ocean Commons Claim: Support the United Oil & Gas Consortium’s Claim on the Arctic Oceans Commons area immediately adjacent to Alaska and Canada’s 200nm EEZ and beyond the bogus Russian Claim area, see unoilgas.com .

4) Colorado Oil Shale: Put aside the 1 year hold up on oil shale leasing activities and fast-track any required permits to enable production to commence quickly.

5) Alaska Chukchi Sea Leases; Put aside the often frivolous environmental lawsuits and permits requirements, which is holding up drilling on this and other properties.

]]> Tue, 24 Jun 2008 09:44:54 -0400 I was not aware of the tax credit. I grew up in Australia. There it used to cost only $500 to convert any car to CNG. So I still have have a problem paying so much more for one. So I still think the $22k for the CNG Civic is a bit steep. It should be maybe $1,000 more than the gasoline version. But for most people the math still works fine, especially with the $5 gas price.

Yes we can drill our way out of this very simply and easily. There's actually probably $500 billion barrels of oil and gas on the US continental shelf. About 60% in the form of clean gas. see strategicnine.com

As for the shale. I flew over a demo shale oil plant near Grand Junction Colorado in the late 1980s. It was costing them $36 to make a barrel of oil then, using a really stupid retort design. There are lots better ones available now, that use part of the shale to fire the process.

I think the US could produce a modest amount of Shale oil without harming the environment. 1-2 million barrels per day. Everyones thinking about 10 million barrels a day and that would use too much water. the smaller amount would replace 10-20% of imports and power the midwest.

I like natural gas the best. Its a good clean fuel for everything. Texas A%M has developed a process to turn natural gas into gasoline. I think the economics don't quite pass muster yet though.


Some Individual Super-Giant Priority Energy Projects to Fast Track

1) Blake Ridge Gas: Instruct the MMS to immediately grant leases on priority development areas including the Blake Ridge super-giant gas lease. See; strategicnine.com

2) Bering Sea Abyssal Gas: Support the Strategic Nine Bering Sea Abyssal Claim so as to enable the consortium to fast track it’s gas development. See; www.strategicnine.com/...

3) Arctic Ocean Commons Claim: Support the United Oil & Gas Consortium’s Claim on the Arctic Oceans Commons area immediately adjacent to Alaska and Canada’s 200nm EEZ and beyond the bogus Russian Claim area, see unoilgas.com .

4) Colorado Oil Shale: Put aside the 1 year hold up on oil shale leasing activities and fast-track any required permits to enable production to commence quickly.

5) Alaska Chukchi Sea Leases; Put aside the often frivolous environmental lawsuits and permits requirements, which is holding up drilling on this and other properties.

]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/82185-an-alternative-to-americas-gasoline-crisis?source=feed#comment-191422 191422 Mon, 23 Jun 2008 21:20:57 -0400 http://seekingalpha.com/article/82185-an-alternative-to-americas-gasoline-crisis?source=feed#comment-191371 191371
The benefits of developing our own oil and gas include an estimated $600-$700 billion per year in oil payments, currently going overseas, which would all stay inside America creating millions of new jobs and prosperity, here, not there.

Do we have enough domestic energy? The answer is yes we do!
In 2003, MMS estimated that there was 406.1 Tcf of remaining undiscovered technically recoverable natural gas and 76 billion barrels of oil in U.S. offshore regions. A precise inventory with modern equipment has not been conducted in over two decades due to the uncertainty created by federal moratoria.
These MMS estimates for available recoverable reserves are too low.
1) There’s more reserves than the entire continental shelf estimates in the Blake Ridge gas deposit alone, than the MMS estimates for the entire US OCS moratorium area.
2) The Bering Sea Abyssal probably contains 20 billion barrels OEL in natural gas alone.
3) The Gulf of Mexico Deeps probably contains at least 150 billion barrels.
4) The Chukchi Sea probably contains 50 - 100 billion barrels OEL.
5) The Beufort Sea probably contains 50 billion barrels.
6) The part of the Arctic Ocean Commons area adjacent to Alaska and Canada’s EEZ probably contains 400 billion barrels.
7) The mean estimate of technically recoverable oil in ANWR is 10.4 billion barrels – all of which is now economically recoverable. That’s more than twice the proven oil reserves in all of Texas . That’s almost half of the total U.S. proven reserve of 21 billion barrels. That represents a possible 50 percent increase in total U.S. proven reserves.
8) The Strategic Unconventional Fuels Task Force has estimated that 800 billion barrels of oil equivalent could be recoverable from oil shale resources in the Green River Basin depending on technology and economics - enough to replace the amount of oil we currently import for more than 160 years. And 576 of the 800 billion barrels of oil are on Federal resources.
These amounts of oil and gas could easily last America hundreds of years!

I propose the following measures to bring about the transformation of American energy industry and indeed the entire US economy within ten years.
This would include;
1) Cancel the Moratorium on drilling on the US Continental Shelf.

2) Cancel the Moratorium on drilling on the ANWAR 10-02 area.

3) Support the three international waters resources rights Claims made by American Companies to adjacent oil and gas reserves that could be developed without any regulatory lags.

4) Put aside most of the permitting requirements for urgent projects as listed here, “in the national interest” by creating a fast-track office to evaluate and approve any leases within 90 days.

5) Enlarge new OCS post-moratorium lease block sizes from the paltry 5 mile by 5 mile area to a more realistic size or perhaps 100 miles by 100 miles in frontier regions.

6) Provide strong financial incentives to get oil flowing sooner, i.e., Offer a ten year tax and impost holiday on strategic new oil and gas development projects. Offer matching funds for seismic and EM surveys, to be repaid from eventual production.

7) Provide low-cost loan guarantees for development of urgently required new oil and gas project infrastructure.

8) Provide low-cost Government guarantees or loans for offshore oil-gas ships and vessels built to work in the US for the next 5 years.

9) Temporarily exempt Oil-gas projects from the US Cabotage laws so that projects can more quickly secure production equipment from overseas shipyards.

10) Set Aside Regulatory Delays. Make regulatory bodies set up departments to “fast-track” approval of energy projects to clear hurdles within 3-6 months.

11) Eliminate Frivolous Lawsuit Delays; Create a special court to hear energy related cases with a mandate to adjudicate on cases within 7 days.

12) Provide 200,000 grants for students to pay for college for petroleum engineers and geologists and for technical petroleum production job training programs.

All of the above measures will create a massive stampede of exploration and oil-gas production infrastructure to blossom on the US continental shelf areas, creating near immediate increases in oil and gas production, hence rapidly lowering consumer energy prices.

Much of the new offshore energy production would be in the form of Low C02 natural gas, which when used to make electricity reduces C02 emissions significantly.

any questions?
]]> Mon, 23 Jun 2008 19:55:38 -0400
The benefits of developing our own oil and gas include an estimated $600-$700 billion per year in oil payments, currently going overseas, which would all stay inside America creating millions of new jobs and prosperity, here, not there.

Do we have enough domestic energy? The answer is yes we do!
In 2003, MMS estimated that there was 406.1 Tcf of remaining undiscovered technically recoverable natural gas and 76 billion barrels of oil in U.S. offshore regions. A precise inventory with modern equipment has not been conducted in over two decades due to the uncertainty created by federal moratoria.
These MMS estimates for available recoverable reserves are too low.
1) There’s more reserves than the entire continental shelf estimates in the Blake Ridge gas deposit alone, than the MMS estimates for the entire US OCS moratorium area.
2) The Bering Sea Abyssal probably contains 20 billion barrels OEL in natural gas alone.
3) The Gulf of Mexico Deeps probably contains at least 150 billion barrels.
4) The Chukchi Sea probably contains 50 - 100 billion barrels OEL.
5) The Beufort Sea probably contains 50 billion barrels.
6) The part of the Arctic Ocean Commons area adjacent to Alaska and Canada’s EEZ probably contains 400 billion barrels.
7) The mean estimate of technically recoverable oil in ANWR is 10.4 billion barrels – all of which is now economically recoverable. That’s more than twice the proven oil reserves in all of Texas . That’s almost half of the total U.S. proven reserve of 21 billion barrels. That represents a possible 50 percent increase in total U.S. proven reserves.
8) The Strategic Unconventional Fuels Task Force has estimated that 800 billion barrels of oil equivalent could be recoverable from oil shale resources in the Green River Basin depending on technology and economics - enough to replace the amount of oil we currently import for more than 160 years. And 576 of the 800 billion barrels of oil are on Federal resources.
These amounts of oil and gas could easily last America hundreds of years!

I propose the following measures to bring about the transformation of American energy industry and indeed the entire US economy within ten years.
This would include;
1) Cancel the Moratorium on drilling on the US Continental Shelf.

2) Cancel the Moratorium on drilling on the ANWAR 10-02 area.

3) Support the three international waters resources rights Claims made by American Companies to adjacent oil and gas reserves that could be developed without any regulatory lags.

4) Put aside most of the permitting requirements for urgent projects as listed here, “in the national interest” by creating a fast-track office to evaluate and approve any leases within 90 days.

5) Enlarge new OCS post-moratorium lease block sizes from the paltry 5 mile by 5 mile area to a more realistic size or perhaps 100 miles by 100 miles in frontier regions.

6) Provide strong financial incentives to get oil flowing sooner, i.e., Offer a ten year tax and impost holiday on strategic new oil and gas development projects. Offer matching funds for seismic and EM surveys, to be repaid from eventual production.

7) Provide low-cost loan guarantees for development of urgently required new oil and gas project infrastructure.

8) Provide low-cost Government guarantees or loans for offshore oil-gas ships and vessels built to work in the US for the next 5 years.

9) Temporarily exempt Oil-gas projects from the US Cabotage laws so that projects can more quickly secure production equipment from overseas shipyards.

10) Set Aside Regulatory Delays. Make regulatory bodies set up departments to “fast-track” approval of energy projects to clear hurdles within 3-6 months.

11) Eliminate Frivolous Lawsuit Delays; Create a special court to hear energy related cases with a mandate to adjudicate on cases within 7 days.

12) Provide 200,000 grants for students to pay for college for petroleum engineers and geologists and for technical petroleum production job training programs.

All of the above measures will create a massive stampede of exploration and oil-gas production infrastructure to blossom on the US continental shelf areas, creating near immediate increases in oil and gas production, hence rapidly lowering consumer energy prices.

Much of the new offshore energy production would be in the form of Low C02 natural gas, which when used to make electricity reduces C02 emissions significantly.

any questions?
]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/78423-the-triple-play-oil-addicts-the-credit-crunch-and-deflation?source=feed#comment-171587 171587
There is plenty of oil and gas in the US but congress and the States have made most of it off limits with moratoriums and other sneaky imposts. Your reap what you sow. Those small brained people who passed those laws should be cast out of the city gates.

How to make money, buy smaller emerging oil and gas stocks. The big ones have had most of their run. Short everything else.

]]> Thu, 22 May 2008 08:10:49 -0400
There is plenty of oil and gas in the US but congress and the States have made most of it off limits with moratoriums and other sneaky imposts. Your reap what you sow. Those small brained people who passed those laws should be cast out of the city gates.

How to make money, buy smaller emerging oil and gas stocks. The big ones have had most of their run. Short everything else.

]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/77726-russian-energy-and-u-s-implications?source=feed#comment-171001 171001 America can get nearly all the oil and gas it needs from the Arctic Commons and Blake Ridge, South Carolina. unoilgas.com strategicnine.com But because various "agencies", working for their "friends" and relatives want to steal the resources from the owners without any payment, America is going into the energy toilet. Any questions?]]> Wed, 21 May 2008 09:38:28 -0400 America can get nearly all the oil and gas it needs from the Arctic Commons and Blake Ridge, South Carolina. unoilgas.com strategicnine.com But because various "agencies", working for their "friends" and relatives want to steal the resources from the owners without any payment, America is going into the energy toilet. Any questions?]]> http://seekingalpha.com/article/72093-the-realities-of-natural-gas?source=feed#comment-152391 152391
The Blake Ridge hydrate resource is super-giant sized but the 250 meter thick free-gas underneath is the real commercial prize. The Hydrate zone above serves as a nice cap to trap the free gas underneath.

The entire Blake Ridge-Carolina resource has been estimated to contain between 1,000 to 1,300 trillion cubic feet of methane, mostly 99% pure. An estimated 25-40% of this is a free gas resource much of which is commercially viable today, (Estimated, 100-250 trillion cubic feet recoverable).

Significant clean free gas reserves and associated lower concentration Hydrates are known to be locked beneath the seafloor under vast areas within the Blake Ridge-Carolina Rise region. These super-giant Probable free-gas reserves cover an area, which is 75% within the US OCS 200 mile EEZ.

1. The Strategic Nine Corp., Consortium has made an International Resources Rights Claim, for the approximately 25% area of the Blake Ridge Gas resource located outside of the US 200 mile EEZ.

2. The Consortium has also made application for a very large unsolicited OCS Petroleum Extraction Lease on a non-competitive basis, within an area of the Blake Ridge-Carolina Rise, located beyond state jurisdiction but inside the US EEZ, within an area currently covered by a nation-wide Federal moratorium on new offshore leasing until June 2012. A waiver has been requested.

The Blake Ridge Free gas resources have the following attributes;

1. Confirmed presence of super-giant areal extent of high FREE GAS saturation (proved by coring and well logging, and by geophysical methods) in shallow, easily accessible reservoirs.

2. Occurrence within fine sediments much of sufficient reservoir quality to support horizontal well-based fracc production methods.

3. Site accessibility through close proximity to existing major US East coast markets and other infrastructure.

4. Additional 1,000 Tcf speculative resources of Gas Hydrates, some of which may become economically viable in the future.

WWW.STRATEGICNINE.COM

Messoyakha Gas Field : While the west postulates methane-hydrates recovery, the Russians have been producing from it for years. The Messoyakha gas field in the frozen northern Russia is an excellent example of a hydrocarbon accumulation from which gas has been produced commercially from hydrates, mostly by simple reservoir depressurization.

At least one-third and, most likely, two-thirds of the Messoyakh reservoir, which for 13 years has been in commercial production, occurs in the form of natural gas hydrates.
It is conservatively estimated that about 36% (about 5 billion cubic meters) of the gas withdrawn from the Russian field has come from the gas hydrates.
]]> Thu, 17 Apr 2008 14:52:35 -0400
The Blake Ridge hydrate resource is super-giant sized but the 250 meter thick free-gas underneath is the real commercial prize. The Hydrate zone above serves as a nice cap to trap the free gas underneath.

The entire Blake Ridge-Carolina resource has been estimated to contain between 1,000 to 1,300 trillion cubic feet of methane, mostly 99% pure. An estimated 25-40% of this is a free gas resource much of which is commercially viable today, (Estimated, 100-250 trillion cubic feet recoverable).

Significant clean free gas reserves and associated lower concentration Hydrates are known to be locked beneath the seafloor under vast areas within the Blake Ridge-Carolina Rise region. These super-giant Probable free-gas reserves cover an area, which is 75% within the US OCS 200 mile EEZ.

1. The Strategic Nine Corp., Consortium has made an International Resources Rights Claim, for the approximately 25% area of the Blake Ridge Gas resource located outside of the US 200 mile EEZ.

2. The Consortium has also made application for a very large unsolicited OCS Petroleum Extraction Lease on a non-competitive basis, within an area of the Blake Ridge-Carolina Rise, located beyond state jurisdiction but inside the US EEZ, within an area currently covered by a nation-wide Federal moratorium on new offshore leasing until June 2012. A waiver has been requested.

The Blake Ridge Free gas resources have the following attributes;

1. Confirmed presence of super-giant areal extent of high FREE GAS saturation (proved by coring and well logging, and by geophysical methods) in shallow, easily accessible reservoirs.

2. Occurrence within fine sediments much of sufficient reservoir quality to support horizontal well-based fracc production methods.

3. Site accessibility through close proximity to existing major US East coast markets and other infrastructure.

4. Additional 1,000 Tcf speculative resources of Gas Hydrates, some of which may become economically viable in the future.

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Messoyakha Gas Field : While the west postulates methane-hydrates recovery, the Russians have been producing from it for years. The Messoyakha gas field in the frozen northern Russia is an excellent example of a hydrocarbon accumulation from which gas has been produced commercially from hydrates, mostly by simple reservoir depressurization.

At least one-third and, most likely, two-thirds of the Messoyakh reservoir, which for 13 years has been in commercial production, occurs in the form of natural gas hydrates.
It is conservatively estimated that about 36% (about 5 billion cubic meters) of the gas withdrawn from the Russian field has come from the gas hydrates.
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