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70109	I was calling the shale excitement a gold rush because of the fever element. Th	Maurice Winn	-	8/4/2008
70108	I don't know, but Google has lots of hits... google.com	Snowshoe	-	8/4/2008
70107	How would a LNG vehicle work? Given that lng isn't supposed to burn - is it	Brumar89	-	8/4/2008
70106	We're down from $1.74 to $1.54 a litre.	Moominoid	-	8/4/2008
70105	Aubrey K. McClendon snippet on natural gas vehicles... <i>Well, in some w	Snowshoe	-	8/4/2008
70104	Peterbilt natural gas trucks ________________________________________________ pe	Snowshoe	-	8/4/2008
70103	Kenworth To Produce Liquefied Natural Gas Vehicles _____________________________	Snowshoe	-	8/4/2008
70102	Gold Rush? The US government may eventually pass a law making possession of Gold	Rarebird	-	8/4/2008
70101	Nearly all oil used in NZ is imported [local light condensate aside] but there&#	Maurice Winn	-	8/4/2008
70100	Does NZ currently import oil and/or LNG? I suppose a local supply would be nice	Snowshoe	-	8/4/2008
70099	As always, as prices and profits zoom, hordes of people surge into the market to	Maurice Winn	-	8/4/2008
70098	Megathinking was one of the BP problems = managers like to do BIG stuff. A rela	Maurice Winn	-	8/4/2008
70097	Oil shale rush in New Zealand! Helen must be rubbing her hands with glee at the	Snowshoe	-	8/4/2008
70096	Yes, I heard about it. That's one reason I wouldn't want a CNG car at h	Snowshoe	-	8/4/2008
70095	Likely you know that one of the SuperShuttle van drivers blew himself up last ye	Elroy Jetson	-	8/4/2008
70094	Chevron is in the investment business as well. Obviously there are existing area	Elroy Jetson	-	8/4/2008
70093	I've taken airport SuperShuttle vans many times. They run on 100% natural g	Snowshoe	-	8/4/2008
70092	A very significant percentage of Chevron gasoline is natural gas processed into	Elroy Jetson	-	8/4/2008
70091	That was my line with BP Oil = investing for environmental protection is as good	Maurice Winn	-	8/4/2008
70090	The combined catalytic cracking and isomerization process Chevron calls Isomaxin	Elroy Jetson	-	8/4/2008
70089	That's nice, but I doubt refining soaks up much of the surplus gas. The pri	Snowshoe	-	8/4/2008
70088	As Elroy wrote, a better way of getting methane into vehicles than CNG is to rea	Maurice Winn	-	8/4/2008
70087	That seems the best use of methane [to lighten up heavy stuff by cracking it and	Maurice Winn	-	8/4/2008
70086	We can also easily make a lot of very high quality, clean liquid fuel from natur	Elroy Jetson	-	8/4/2008
70085		Elroy Jetson	-	8/4/2008

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