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    quantity of a product that producers desire to sell at various prices and the quantity that consumers desire to buy from market. Market Sentiment indicates the activity and price movement of the securities traded in that market. Price of the U.S. petroleum…

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    starting with holding workshops and lecture series on university campuses. This will require building relationships and networking with universities such as the American University of Iraq, University of Tehran in Iran and the King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals in Saudi…

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    to foreign countries; many of which are in hostile territory or have unstable political or economic environments. The U.S. Energy Information Administration stated, “In 2015, the United States imported approximately 9.4 million barrels per day of petroleum from about 82 countries” Among these countries is Saudi Arabia, a country known for its Sunni Islam ways of harsh public punishments and its restrictions on women’s role in society. As the U.S. makes deals with foreign countries, these…

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    Beatriz Kaspin ENG 102 – 11006 Jun 8, 2015 Hydraulic Fracturing essay Hydraulic Fracturing Because of recent technological advances in energy exploration, petroleum engineers have been able to implement a new and effective way to extract oil from the ground. The hydraulic fracturing also known as fracking is used in nine out of 10 natural gas wells in the United States with the purpose of extracting oil and natural gas (Freeman, 2014). Fracking is a drilling method, and consists of special…

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    indispensable substance known as petroleum, opening the gates to a world never seen before. Ever since that date, oil has been in the vanguard of innovation, powering homes, cars and asserting itself as the chief resource that helps countries function. At a torrid pace, oil mining was becoming not only lucrative, but a necessity, and thus began a global race and struggle for control over such a critical asset. Many places across the globe have discovered petroleum, but none to the extent of the…

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    to spin the wheel.” (Bateman, 2015). Renewable energy is synonymous with sustainable energy. It is hard to believe that the world’s reliance on fossil fuel runs so deep within our cultures and societies. Wind, Water, even solar technologies are not likely to replace our traditional fossil energy sources alone. The solution may be found by combining these alternate sources into a collage that together can pave the way to a fossil-fuel free world. One source of sustainability energy is found…

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    Crude oil is becoming scarce throughout the world. Due to the heavy reliance on petroleum-based oil in the United States, the conversion from petroleum-based economies to bioenergy sustained economies is of utmost importance. In the United States, corn is considered to be a cheap energy crop and is widely cultivated for ethanol production. In contrast to corn, switchgrass is an easily cultivated plant that can be used for lignocellulosic biomass and ethanol production. Switchgrass (Panicum…

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    triggering economic benefit through the exploitation of the Alberta tar sands. Twinned pipelines will transport bitumen to the British Columbian port of Kitimat, which is approximately 1170 kilometres in distance. Condensate, a resource that thins petroleum products for transport, will in turn be imported through the other pipeline. This is a contentious issue because the pipeline would cut through pristine, remote land, which has captured the attention of environmentalists because of the…

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    Caltex Value Chain

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    equipment should be renewed regularly to prevent the occurrence of leaking phenomena due to the aging of equipment. Pipelines should be checked from time to time. Once problems are found, they need to be solved in time. Secondly, the management of petroleum storage and transport links should be strengthened as well. Each employee in the Caltex should take responsibility to avoid the waste of oil and gas resources. Thirdly, with the rapid development of network technology today, Caltex must…

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    of the mantle rocks called “fracking”. As an economist, he could not quite tell if the benefits overcomes the environmental costs of the new technique. Since my father worked his entire life at Petrobras, Brazilian’s biggest petroleum company, I can only think that petroleum is essential for the economy and low prices probably mean something very good. After what I saw and heard from Sao Paulo, and all my biology classes, I could not help but think it has to be wrong. There has to be another way…

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