"oil wil be capped at $40 per barrel"
- From: jefft0@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: 21 Apr 2006 14:13:08 -0700
A few years ago, when oil prices had been under $30 per parrel for a
long time,
analysis wrote off gasoline synthesis (from methanol, coal, etc.)
because of cost.
This posting from 2003 was typical:
http://groups.google.com/group/sci.energy/browse_thread/thread/1b9d35a39fd270d1/10cf29c9c4cfc4b4
"The business types I'm aware of who have invested in this enterprise,
have admitted its a long shot, because oil would have to be $40 per
barrel or more - over an extended period - for this system to be
profitable."
Because cost of synthesis was assumed to be around $40 per barrel,
people
said that this would cap the effective price of oil. (Do you remember
this talk?)
So are these conversion technologies going to "kick in" with oil now
above $70 per barrel?
.
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