By Charles Langley, Manager, UCAN Gas Project - Mexico, which currently exports oil, is expected to be importing oil by 2012. Oil is the lifeblood of Mexico's economy, representing 30 to 40% of the Mexican government's income. On Monday, March 8, the Los Angeles Times published an excellent article covering the imminent demise of Mexico's socialized oil industry. It is also a good example of the fate that awaits nations that refuse to deal with the American oil industry which has the technology to literally extract oil from stones.
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Another price spike is in the pipeline ...Submitted by AgentOrange on Thu, 03/04/2010 - 17:16By Charles Langley, Manager, UCAN Gas Project - Locally, wholesale gas prices in Southern California have spiked another nickel on average, since Monday. The retail price of gasoline is up by 9 cents from a week ago. Locally, our prices may be going up because of expected demand from Chile, but nationally, demand for oil and gasoline are at historically low levels. The Second Law of Gougeonomics: Why gas prices are about to surgeSubmitted by AgentOrange on Tue, 03/02/2010 - 16:09By Charles Langley - Manager, UCAN Gas Project - Prominent analysts are saying that gas prices will likely spike even higher in the coming weeks because of the earthquake in Santiago Chile, which has destroyed three major refineries. Our very own Crude Reality blogger, and oil industry analyst, Bob van der Valk, has been quoted in today's Union Tribune, the » MEDIA ADVISORY - WILL THE BIG OIL HOG SEE HIS SHADOW?Submitted by AgentOrange on Mon, 02/01/2010 - 02:46Forget about “Groundhog Day,” in San Diego, Feb 2 is “Oil Hog Day” FREE for a limited time! Our 28-page Gas Saving GuideSubmitted by AgentOrange on Wed, 01/06/2010 - 17:59"Lies, damned lies, and statistics!" ... Why statistics suggest a high price in 2010 of $4.32 a gallon for regular gasoline.Submitted by AgentOrange on Wed, 01/06/2010 - 13:37This UCAN analysis shows why the law of averages suggests a high gas price for the year 2010 of $4.32 a gallon, PLUS, an outline of four techniques the oil industry is using to keep gas prices at artificially high levels. Gas prices surge past $3 mark, second highest price on record.Submitted by AgentOrange on Mon, 01/04/2010 - 01:14By Charles Langley, Manager, UCAN Gas Project. Early this morning gas prices edged above $3 in San Diego, passing an important psychological and economic benchmark. Typically, the price of gasoline in the first week of January is the lowest price of the of the year for at least the following nine months. "This is definitely starting the year out on the wrong foot," says Charles Langley, UCAN Gasoline project Manager "and it appears that it is a lead foot pushing for higher gas prices."
2010 Gas Prediction: $3 a gallon may be the cheapest we see for a very long timeSubmitted by AgentOrange on Mon, 12/28/2009 - 15:52By Charles Langley, Manager, UCAN Gas Project - "Supply and Demand" the two factors that are supposed to set prices in a market economy will have very little to do with the price of gasoline or oil in 2010. In fact, what we expect to see isn't "economics," it is something we call "gougeonomics." |
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