olieprijs $50 per vat?

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Op vrijdag 20 augustus 2004 23:13 schreef BloodhoundFromHell het volgende:
ik hoop dat de olieprijs de $100 nog bereikt dit jaar! zou mooi zijn, want dan wordt er tenminste eens werk gemaakt van alternatieven

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Op vrijdag 20 augustus 2004 23:13 schreef BloodhoundFromHell het volgende:
wat denken jullie, gaat de olieprijs over de $50 volgende week? Ik denk het wel, ik hoop dat de olieprijs de $100 nog bereikt dit jaar! zou mooi zijn, want dan wordt er tenminste eens werk gemaakt van alternatieven

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Op zaterdag 21 augustus 2004 19:02 schreef UnderWorld_ het volgende:
BHFH topic

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Autorijden is voor Jan Modaal niet meer te betalen. Over een paar maanden rijden er alleen nog maar Bentley's op de weg. Tsjakka.

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Op zondag 22 augustus 2004 01:45 schreef Two_Tribes het volgende:

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Want?

Is anders een zeer belangrijke mondiale ontwikkeling en ik betrap BHFH er niet op dat het weer zo'n onserieus topic is.

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Ik denk het wel, ik hoop dat de olieprijs de $100 nog bereikt dit jaar!

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Op zondag 22 augustus 2004 01:45 schreef Two_Tribes het volgende:
Want?

Is anders een zeer belangrijke mondiale ontwikkeling en ik betrap BHFH er niet op dat het weer zo'n onserieus topic is.

Ik snap dat je als jong en onzeker kindje vaak andere na wilt praten in een bhfh topic. En nu...... ja jongentje, ben jij al eerste die "bhfh topic " kan roepen.

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Op maandag 27 september 2004 19:50 schreef BloodhoundFromHell het volgende:

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gelukkig rijdt die gemiddeld 1:24 , verder hoeft een hogere olieprijs niet direct effect te hebben op de diesel en benzineprijs natuurlijk.

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Op maandag 27 september 2004 21:05 schreef UnderWorld_ het volgende:
Wat is eigenlijk het verschil tussen US crude en London crude?

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West Texas Intermediate
West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil is of very high quality and is excellent for refining a larger portion of gasoline. Its API gravity is 39.6 degrees (making it a “light” crude oil), and it contains only about 0.24 percent of sulfur (making a “sweet” crude oil). This combination of characteristics, combined with its location, makes it an ideal crude oil to be refined in the United States, the largest gasoline consuming country in the world. Most WTI crude oil gets refined in the Midwest region of the country, with some more refined within the Gulf Coast region. Although the production of WTI crude oil is on the decline, it still is the major benchmark of crude oil in the Americas. WTI is generally priced at about a $2-per-barrel premium to the OPEC Basket price and about $1-per-barrel premium to Brent, although on a daily basis the pricing relationships between these can vary greatly.

Brent
Brent Blend is actually a combination of crude oil from 15 different oil fields in the Brent and Ninian systems located in the North Sea. Its API gravity is 38.3 degrees (making it a “light” crude oil, but not quite as “light” as WTI), while it contains about 0.37 percent of sulfur (making it a “sweet” crude oil, but again slightly less “sweet” than WTI). Brent blend is ideal for making gasoline and middle distillates, both of which are consumed in large quantities in Northwest Europe, where Brent blend crude oil is typically refined. However, if the arbitrage between Brent and other crude oils, including WTI, is favorable for export, Brent has been known to be refined in the United States (typically the East Coast or the Gulf Coast) or the Mediterranean region. Brent blend, like WTI, production is also on the decline, but it remains the major benchmark for other crude oils in Europe or Africa. For example, prices for other crude oils in these two continents are often priced as a differential to Brent, i.e., Brent minus $0.50. Brent blend is generally priced at about a $1-per-barrel premium to the OPEC Basket price or about a $1-per-barrel discount to WTI, although on a daily basis the pricing relationships can vary greatly.

NYMEX Futures
The NYMEX futures price for crude oil, which is reported in almost every major newspaper in the United States, represents (on a per-barrel basis) the market-determined value of a futures contract to either buy or sell 1,000 barrels of WTI or some other light, sweet crude oil at a specified time. Relatively few NYMEX crude oil contracts are actually executed for physical delivery. The NYMEX market, however, provides important price information to buyers and sellers of crude oil in the United States (and around the world), making WTI the benchmark for many different crude oils, especially in the Americas. Typically, the NYMEX futures prices tracks within pennies of the WTI spot price described above, although since the NYMEX futures contract for a given month expires 3 days before WTI spot trading for the same month ceases, there may be a few days in which the difference between the NYMEX futures price and the WTI spot price widens noticeably.

OPEC Basket Price
For a discussion of crude oil pricing in general, and of the OPEC Basket price in particular, see EIA's OPEC Fact Sheet. OPEC collects pricing data on a "basket" of seven crude oils, including: Algeria's Saharan Blend, Indonesia's Minas, Nigeria's Bonny Light, Saudi Arabia's Arab Light, Dubai's Fateh, Venezuela's Tia Juana Light, and Mexico's Isthmus (a non-OPEC crude oil). OPEC uses the price of this basket to monitor world oil market conditions. As mentioned above, because WTI crude oil is a very light, sweet (low sulfur content) crude, it is generally more expensive than the OPEC basket, which is an average of light sweet crude oils such as Algeria's Saharan Blend and heavier sour crude oils (with high sulfur content) such as Dubai's Fateh. Brent is also lighter, sweeter, and more expensive than the OPEC basket, although less so than WTI. Since OPEC has (at least informally) tied its production management activity to the goal of maintaining the OPEC Basket price between $22 and $28 per barrel, market watchers now pay close attention to this oil price indicator.

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Op maandag 27 september 2004 21:28 schreef devilish1980 het volgende:
beste olie is dus uit texas.....

valt t kwartje al bij iemand