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Demand for Gasoline, Jet Fuel, and Diesel: Checking on the Recovery
Demand for Gasoline, Jet Fuel, and Diesel: Checking on the Recovery Watching for the EV drag on gasoline demand requires a lot of patience. Gasoline consumption in the US during the four-week period through February 5 was down by 10.1% from a year ago to 7.89 million barrels per day (mb/d), according to EIA data. […]
Update on the WTF-Collapse of Consumption of Gasoline, Jet Fuel & Diesel
Update on the WTF-Collapse of Consumption of Gasoline, Jet Fuel & Diesel Folks started driving again – including those who used to take mass-transit. But jet fuel demand is still in collapse-mode. And overall consumption remains way down. Ridership on San Francisco’s Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) trains was still down 89% in June, compared […]
Update on the WTF Collapse of Demand for Gasoline, Jet Fuel, and Diesel
Update on the WTF Collapse of Demand for Gasoline, Jet Fuel, and Diesel No “V-shaped recovery back to normal.” Demand for gasoline collapsed in a stunning and historic manner, starting in mid-March when the measures to slow down the spread of the pandemic took effect, when working from home became the new thing, and when […]
Bone-Chilling WTF Charts of the Collapse in US Demand for Gasoline, Jet Fuel, and Diesel
Bone-Chilling WTF Charts of the Collapse in US Demand for Gasoline, Jet Fuel, and Diesel It started in mid-February for jet fuel and in mid-March for gasoline. Oil companies are reporting financial fiascos every day: Today Exxon reported its first quarterly loss since 1999 ($610 million), on a “market-related” $2.9 billion write-down. “We’ve never seen […]
European Gas Stations Out of Diesel: French Refinery Strike Deepens Crisis
European Gas Stations Out of Diesel: French Refinery Strike Deepens Crisis Diesel is in short supply in Europe. The situation is about to worsen as the biggest French refinery is shutting down. Bloomberg reports Europe’s Diesel Woes Deepen as Strike Halts French Oil Refinery. Total SA, France’s biggest refiner, is in the process of shutting its […]
Is A Diesel Crunch Coming?
Is A Diesel Crunch Coming? The new ship fuel regulations coming into force at the start of 2020 are set to create an initial confusion on the refining market and crude oil and oil product trade flows, analysts and industry experts say. We are now just 14 months away from January 1, 2020—the start date […]
Energy Externalities Day 8: Diesel
Energy Externalities Day 8: Diesel Diesel powered electricity generation is a niche common on isolated island grids like El Hierro and in certain countries, like the UK, recently adopted as peaking plants. They have the advantage that they can quickly and easily be switched on and off and the disadvantage that they are expensive to […]
World Out Of Whack: Electricity YAY!
World Out Of Whack: Electricity YAY! Britain to ban sale of all diesel and petrol cars and vans from 2040 So says the Guardian. Which follows on from: France to ban sales of petrol and diesel cars by 2040 This follows Norway, The Netherlands, Germany and now – the big Daddy… China plans to ban […]
Diesel is finite. Trucks are the bedrock of civilization. So where are the battery electric trucks?
Diesel is finite. Trucks are the bedrock of civilization. So where are the battery electric trucks? Introduction to battery electric trucks Heavy-duty diesel-engine trucks (agricultural, cargo, mining, logging, construction, garbage, cement, 18-wheelers) are the main engines of civilization. Without them, no goods would be delivered, no food planted or harvested, no garbage picked up, no […]
Can the world go all-electric?
Can the world go all-electric? Recently, word leaked out that Norway may ban the sale of diesel- and gasoline-powered vehicles by 2025. The move toward electric vehicles is part of a dream shared by those concerned about climate change and about fossil fuel depletion (especially oil depletion), namely, to turn the world into one big all-electric […]
