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The Diesel Crisis Is Going Global
DIR By: RE
Date: December 3, 2022, 3:40 am
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How long before we have rationing?
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The Diesel Crisis Is Going Global
RE
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Shortages & JIT Problems
DIR By: K-Dog
Date: December 3, 2022, 11:28 am
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A condom shortage is fuccing insane.
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The Diesel Crisis Is Going Global : It hits Peru
DIR By: K-Dog
Date: December 3, 2022, 5:28 pm
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> How long before we have rationing?
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> The Diesel Crisis Is Going Global
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> RE
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Nationwide disruptions persisted in Huancayo on Friday following
Peru’s transportation protest against the rise in fuel prices.
The strike of truckers has left several roads closed since March
28, while looting has been reported in Huancayo, the capital
city of the Junin region, the epicentre of the conflict.
Farmers and ranchers have also joined in the protests over the
increase in the price of fertilizers, as well as citizens who
demand a solution to the increased cost of living in the South
American nation.
“We have risen because Mr. Pedro Castillo (president of Peru)
does not want to dialogue, he only goes and speaks his way, and
the people no longer believe him,” said a truck driver on strike
who wished to remain anonymous.
Protesters seek to establish a dialogue with the President and
the prime minister, who are still to deliver a resolution.
HTML https://theglobalherald.com/news/peru-protests-truckers-farmers-clash-with-police/
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Orlando Airport could run out of fuel Sunday night. Here's what
travelers should know.
DIR By: RE
Date: December 12, 2022, 4:11 am
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NZ is also short on Jet Fuel.
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Orlando Airport could run out of fuel Sunday night. Here's what
travelers should know.
RE
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Re: Orlando Airport could run out of fuel Sunday night. Here's
what travelers should know.
DIR By: FarmGirl
Date: December 15, 2022, 6:26 pm
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> NZ is also short on Jet Fuel.
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> Orlando Airport could run out of fuel Sunday night. Here's
what travelers should know.
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> RE
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Bummer for a single airport I suppose. Good news being according
to data, distillate stocks are up for the 10th week in a row.
HTML https://www.eia.gov/dnav/pet/hist/LeafHandler.ashx?n=PET&s=WDISTUS1&f=W<br
/> The solution to diesel doom is apparently...go make some
more.
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Re: Orlando Airport could run out of fuel Sunday night. Here's
what travelers should know.
DIR By: RE
Date: December 16, 2022, 6:27 am
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> [quote author=RE link=topic=52.msg4426#msg4426
date=1670839890]
> NZ is also short on Jet Fuel.
>
>
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> Orlando Airport could run out of fuel Sunday night. Here's
what travelers should know.
>
> RE
>
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Bummer for a single airport I suppose. Good news being according
to data, distillate stocks are up for the 10th week in a row.
HTML https://www.eia.gov/dnav/pet/hist/LeafHandler.ashx?n=PET&s=WDISTUS1&f=W<br
/> The solution to diesel doom is apparently...go make some
more.
[/quote]
Jet Fuel isn't Diesel.
RE
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Re: Orlando Airport could run out of fuel Sunday night. Here's
what travelers should know.
DIR By: FarmGirl
Date: December 16, 2022, 6:35 pm
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--- Quote from: RE link ---
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> [quote author=FarmGirl link=topic=52.msg4430#msg4430
date=1671150408]
> Bummer for a single airport I suppose. Good news being
according to data, distillate stocks are up for the 10th week
in a row.
HTML https://www.eia.gov/dnav/pet/hist/LeafHandler.ashx?n=PET&s=WDISTUS1&f=W<br
/> The solution to diesel doom is apparently...go make some
more.
>
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Jet Fuel isn't Diesel.
RE
[/quote]
Quite true. But both are distillates. And distillates are up!
Robert Rapier wrote about this weeks ago, the why, and the
solution that was already kicking into motion. They should have
read his work prior to getting excited. Supplies/imports were
redirected to handle the Russia drop off of their imports, and
distillate inventories have been reflecting it for months now.
Folks with tractors and farm equipment and those who fly can
kick back and relax a little bit now I suppose.
Jet A and Jet A-1 are very similar to diesel in physical
characteristics. The beauty of them being so similar is that
when diesel imports arrive, refineries here in the US can kick
over to making more of the other one. And the best news of all
is that there is just more to go around. Diesel and jet fuel
doom averted. Or in this case, has been dodged for months now,
but that doen't get you web hits I suppose.Now supplies need to
continue increasing to get the distillate price premium back
into balance with MoGas.
Has anyone seen this cool movie, can't recall its name, where a
newspaper editor was schooling a reporter on how to report the
news? I've never forgotten it in this internet age. The young
reporter was being told that bold, action, bad news things made
great front page news. And the reporter just couldn't think of
anything, so the editor person waved at the skyline (they were
walking along a bluff with the ocean behind them) and said "what
do you see?". And the new reporter said "some waves, a squall
off in the distance" and the editor said "well there is your
headline! Storm approaching, town in danger!!" and the reporter
reacted poorly and said..."but it isn't true!" and the editor
said, "how do you know? Look at that thing! It is big and scary
and just because it is off in the distance and no one is
worried now doesn't mean you can't juice up the story a
little!". The reporter says, "but what if the storm doesn't hit,
and just keeps heading up the coast or out to sea?" and the
editor says, "well then you have the next days headline,
'disaster avoided, town is saved!'".
I've always kept that story in mind, when reading the various
claims on the internet on how terrible something is going to be
tomorrow. The problem being, afterwards, the folks who wrote the
first headline never bother to write the second one, they just
keep looking for the exciting hook story when the last one
turned out to be the storm heading back out to sea.
What are distillates?
HTML https://www.mckinseyenergyinsights.com/resources/refinery-reference-desk/distillate/#:~:text=Distillate%20is%20a%20term%20used,Jet%20fuel
Distillate
Generally, the distillate products are considered to include:
Kerosene
Jet fuel
Diesel
Heating oil
Industrial gasoil (IGO)
Marine gasoil (MGO)
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Re: Orlando Airport could run out of fuel Sunday night. Here's
what travelers should know.
DIR By: RE
Date: December 17, 2022, 9:29 am
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> [quote author=RE link=topic=52.msg4431#msg4431
date=1671193620]
> [quote author=FarmGirl link=topic=52.msg4430#msg4430
date=1671150408]
> Bummer for a single airport I suppose. Good news being
according to data, distillate stocks are up for the 10th week
in a row.
HTML https://www.eia.gov/dnav/pet/hist/LeafHandler.ashx?n=PET&s=WDISTUS1&f=W<br
/> The solution to diesel doom is apparently...go make some
more.
>
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Jet Fuel isn't Diesel.
RE
[/quote]
Quite true. But both are distillates. And distillates are up!
Robert Rapier wrote about this weeks ago, the why, and the
solution that was already kicking into motion. They should have
read his work prior to getting excited. Supplies/imports were
redirected to handle the Russia drop off of their imports, and
distillate inventories have been reflecting it for months now.
Folks with tractors and farm equipment and those who fly can
kick back and relax a little bit now I suppose.
Jet A and Jet A-1 are very similar to diesel in physical
characteristics. The beauty of them being so similar is that
when diesel imports arrive, refineries here in the US can kick
over to making more of the other one. And the best news of all
is that there is just more to go around. Diesel and jet fuel
doom averted. Or in this case, has been dodged for months now,
but that doen't get you web hits I suppose.Now supplies need to
continue increasing to get the distillate price premium back
into balance with MoGas.
Has anyone seen this cool movie, can't recall its name, where a
newspaper editor was schooling a reporter on how to report the
news? I've never forgotten it in this internet age. The young
reporter was being told that bold, action, bad news things made
great front page news. And the reporter just couldn't think of
anything, so the editor person waved at the skyline (they were
walking along a bluff with the ocean behind them) and said "what
do you see?". And the new reporter said "some waves, a squall
off in the distance" and the editor said "well there is your
headline! Storm approaching, town in danger!!" and the reporter
reacted poorly and said..."but it isn't true!" and the editor
said, "how do you know? Look at that thing! It is big and scary
and just because it is off in the distance and no one is
worried now doesn't mean you can't juice up the story a
little!". The reporter says, "but what if the storm doesn't hit,
and just keeps heading up the coast or out to sea?" and the
editor says, "well then you have the next days headline,
'disaster avoided, town is saved!'".
I've always kept that story in mind, when reading the various
claims on the internet on how terrible something is going to be
tomorrow. The problem being, afterwards, the folks who wrote the
first headline never bother to write the second one, they just
keep looking for the exciting hook story when the last one
turned out to be the storm heading back out to sea.
What are distillates?
HTML https://www.mckinseyenergyinsights.com/resources/refinery-reference-desk/distillate/#:~:text=Distillate%20is%20a%20term%20used,Jet%20fuel
Distillate
Generally, the distillate products are considered to include:
Kerosene
Jet fuel
Diesel
Heating oil
Industrial gasoil (IGO)
Marine gasoil (MGO)
[/quote]
Whack-a-mole.
RE
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