Making Natural Gas Transportation a Reality [View article]
Write to your congressmen. This article has a lot of good information that can be paraphrased in a good advocacy letter.
On May 06 12:02 PM blu wrote:
> Mr. Fitzsimmons, > > I am aboard your bandwagon with one caveat to your statement: > > "If natural gas transportation doesn’t begin to take root soon in > the US, peak oil and high energy prices will whack the US economy > again. " > > I'm afraid it is already too late to prevent the high energy costs > from whacking the US again. > > That doesn't mean we don't continue to push for NG transportation. > > It is hard to get this administration onboard because this concept > is built upon common sense. > There's a huge shortage of common sense in Washington, D.C.
H.R. 1835: Legislation for Natural Gas Transportation [View article]
WRITE to your congressmen if you want it to happen. It will take support from constitutents to make it a reality.
On Apr 05 10:15 AM koolsool wrote:
> I hope HR1835 has a chance for going forward because the domestic > nat gas producers & service industry are going to take a big > hit from Obama's budget. People should read the article published > by The Motley Fool on March 25th, titled "Obama's Plan To Punish > Big Oil Will Backfire". His budget will eliminate $31.5 billion of > tax incentives that domestic nat gas production now receive. The > hardest hit will be the shale producers, all the domestic new technology > stuff that should be encouraged. Maybe if the "Nat Gas Act" passes, > it will offset the damage done by Obama's budget. A company that > I like alot to benefit from nat gas transportation is Fuel Systems > Solutions FSYS.
I also wonder why executives are not getting on the bandwagon for natural gas trucks and busses. Natural gas is an excellent interim reduction on our importation of foreign oil, buying us time to develop and implement cleaner alternatives. If we can't get enough natural gas from the US then at least we can import it from Canada...much better than from the middle-east!
I'm going to read HR 1835, and write to my congressmen. It's so easy to do these days using the internet.
The High Dividend Stock Investor's Collapsing Dollar Survival Guide, Part 3 [View article]
I own several of these stocks; have owned Atlantic Power for years, and the dividends just keep rolling in monthly. It doesn't matter to me that the price has been fluctuating; I've just bought more when it goes down.
Recently bought T and VZ paying over 6% quarterly. They both are well captialized; the dividends appear solid, and people are not going to stop using wireless phones.
Top 10 Energy Stocks and an Overlooked Power Fund [View article]
OK, Cliff...have you spoken with the CFO as yet? It would be much appreciated if you would report on what he said.
On Feb 18 01:24 PM Cliff Wachtel wrote:
> Good point. Perhaps a happy ending. I recently recieved an email > from the CFO, who says he had been away and only belatedly heard > of my requests, and was very willing to speak. I'll be speaking with > him soon, and will follow up.
Which Dividend Stocks Are Relatively Safe? [View article]
Making Natural Gas Transportation a Reality [View article]
On May 06 12:02 PM blu wrote:
> Mr. Fitzsimmons,
>
> I am aboard your bandwagon with one caveat to your statement:
>
> "If natural gas transportation doesn’t begin to take root soon in
> the US, peak oil and high energy prices will whack the US economy
> again. "
>
> I'm afraid it is already too late to prevent the high energy costs
> from whacking the US again.
>
> That doesn't mean we don't continue to push for NG transportation.
>
> It is hard to get this administration onboard because this concept
> is built upon common sense.
> There's a huge shortage of common sense in Washington, D.C.
H.R. 1835: Legislation for Natural Gas Transportation [View article]
On Apr 05 10:15 AM koolsool wrote:
> I hope HR1835 has a chance for going forward because the domestic
> nat gas producers & service industry are going to take a big
> hit from Obama's budget. People should read the article published
> by The Motley Fool on March 25th, titled "Obama's Plan To Punish
> Big Oil Will Backfire". His budget will eliminate $31.5 billion of
> tax incentives that domestic nat gas production now receive. The
> hardest hit will be the shale producers, all the domestic new technology
> stuff that should be encouraged. Maybe if the "Nat Gas Act" passes,
> it will offset the damage done by Obama's budget. A company that
> I like alot to benefit from nat gas transportation is Fuel Systems
> Solutions FSYS.
Peak Oil: China vs. USA [View article]
I also wonder why executives are not getting on the bandwagon for natural gas trucks and busses. Natural gas is an excellent interim reduction on our importation of foreign oil, buying us time to develop and implement cleaner alternatives. If we can't get enough natural gas from the US then at least we can import it from Canada...much better than from the middle-east!
I'm going to read HR 1835, and write to my congressmen. It's so easy to do these days using the internet.
The High Dividend Stock Investor's Collapsing Dollar Survival Guide, Part 3 [View article]
Recently bought T and VZ paying over 6% quarterly. They both are well captialized; the dividends appear solid, and people are not going to stop using wireless phones.
Top 10 Energy Stocks and an Overlooked Power Fund [View article]
On Feb 18 01:24 PM Cliff Wachtel wrote:
> Good point. Perhaps a happy ending. I recently recieved an email
> from the CFO, who says he had been away and only belatedly heard
> of my requests, and was very willing to speak. I'll be speaking with
> him soon, and will follow up.