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goes into effect here at Eglin at midnight tonight. Private vehicles only, no RVs, boats, gas cans.....
$20 limit per vehicle....
$20 limit per vehicle....
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Gov. Bush Warns Residents Of Gas Shortages
POSTED: 4:06 pm EDT August 29, 2005
UPDATED: 10:25 pm EDT August 29, 2005
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- Gov. Jeb Bush warned Florida could see shortages of gasoline in coming days as a result of Hurricane Katrina.
The hurricane roared through the nation's major gas refineries and shut down production of thousands of oil rigs in the Gulf of Mexico.
Bush said Florida has worked with the U.S. Department of Energy and the Petroleum Industry to bring significant supplies of gasoline into the state's ports.
But David Mica of the Florida Petroleum Council said it will take time before oil rigs and refineries are operating again.
Bush blames oil companies for keeping lower inventories than they have in the past and that makes shortages more likely. But Mica says the oil industry has produced record amounts of petroleum each of the last three years and that global demand has also increased to record levels.
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Gov. Bush Warns Residents Of Gas Shortages
POSTED: 4:06 pm EDT August 29, 2005
UPDATED: 10:25 pm EDT August 29, 2005
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- Gov. Jeb Bush warned Florida could see shortages of gasoline in coming days as a result of Hurricane Katrina.
The hurricane roared through the nation's major gas refineries and shut down production of thousands of oil rigs in the Gulf of Mexico.
Bush said Florida has worked with the U.S. Department of Energy and the Petroleum Industry to bring significant supplies of gasoline into the state's ports.
But David Mica of the Florida Petroleum Council said it will take time before oil rigs and refineries are operating again.
Bush blames oil companies for keeping lower inventories than they have in the past and that makes shortages more likely. But Mica says the oil industry has produced record amounts of petroleum each of the last three years and that global demand has also increased to record levels.
Watch Local 6 News for more on this story.
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This statement was made by the American Petroleum Institute yesterday. Its understandably vague given the unavailability of data at the time of the statment, but it seems to suggest that the storm devastation may affect us all.
Excerpt from statement below:
“Limits on industry operations could impact consumers outside the hurricane areas. We urge consumers to use energy wisely.”
Petroleum Industry statement
Monday, August 29, 2005
Monday, 4:48 p.m.
The American Petroleum Institute, the association representing oil and gas producers, issued the following statement concerning the impact of Hurricane Katrina on petroleum industry operations:
“To ensure safety, the industry has moved employees from some facilities and shut down various offshore production platforms, refineries, and pipeline operations in the affected areas. This may have an impact on petroleum product supplies. With only limited information available at this time, we are unable to estimate the extent of the impact. It could be several days before the industry can fully assess the effects of the hurricane.
“The industry recognizes the extreme hardships of people in the path of the hurricane and is working to deliver fuel where it is needed. Industry representatives also are working closely with local and state governments and emergency responders.
“Limits on industry operations could impact consumers outside the hurricane areas. We urge consumers to use energy wisely.”
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the company I work for, Dupre Transport lost 20 entire fuel tanker trucks in Chalmette and several drivers are actually missing or havent called in. ITs a very big crisis where I work right now and of course phone communications are nonexistent. DEfinitely count on major shortages, as I personally know of dozens of stores out of fuel with no relief in sight (we simply cannot get product to htem)
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From Forbes:
http://www.forbes.com/home/feeds/ap/200 ... 95434.html
At least eight Gulf Coast refineries in the path of Hurricane Katrina shut down or reduced operations by Monday, according to company and U.S. Department of Energy reports. The eight represent about 2.3 million barrels of daily refining capacity.
In the Gulf, reports from the Mineral Management Services showed crude oil production down about 91 percent, or 1.37 million barrels. The Gulf also lost about 82 percent of daily natural gas production, according to the assessment released midday.
Damage appears to be minimal, but Bob Slaughter, president of the National Petrochemical and Refiners Association in Washington, said even that assessment could be premature. He said Katrina appeared to be more damaging than Hurricane Ivan which struck a similar path last fall.
http://www.forbes.com/home/feeds/ap/200 ... 95434.html
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Re: Gas rationing
alicia-w wrote:goes into effect here at Eglin at midnight tonight. Private vehicles only, no RVs, boats, gas cans.....
$20 limit per vehicle....
More info please. When does the rationing start?
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Well...
I guess the Bush Crime Family will use Katrina's effects on gas price as justification for backing another coup attempt against Venezuela's democratically elected government due to Venezuela's economic and geopolitical positions being different from and superiour to Washington's.
(And before you make the assumption that I'm some sort of Musconned Chiborg, I hold Russia and China in the same contempt that I hold the U.S. Before you think I'm an Islamist, consider that I consider former Dutch PM Pim Fortuyn one of my heroes and believe that secularism must be defended against all threats -- both religious and atheistic -- by any means necessary.)
(And before you make the assumption that I'm some sort of Musconned Chiborg, I hold Russia and China in the same contempt that I hold the U.S. Before you think I'm an Islamist, consider that I consider former Dutch PM Pim Fortuyn one of my heroes and believe that secularism must be defended against all threats -- both religious and atheistic -- by any means necessary.)
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jj_frap wrote:I guess the Bush Crime Family will use Katrina's effects on gas price as justification for backing another coup attempt against Venezuela's democratically elected government due to Venezuela's economic and geopolitical positions being different from and superiour to Washington's.
(And before you make assumption that I'm I'm some sort of Musconned Chiborg, I hold Russia and China in the same contempt that I hold the U.S. Before you think I'm an Islamist, consider that I consider former Dutch PM Pim Fortuyn one of my heroes and believe that secularism must be defended against all threats -- both religious and atheistic -- by any means necessary.)
not necessary.
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jj_frap wrote:I guess the Bush Crime Family will use Katrina's effects on gas price as justification for backing another coup attempt against Venezuela's democratically elected government due to Venezuela's economic and geopolitical positions being different from and superiour to Washington's.
(And before you make assumption that I'm I'm some sort of Musconned Chiborg, I hold Russia and China in the same contempt that I hold the U.S. Before you think I'm an Islamist, consider that I consider former Dutch PM Pim Fortuyn one of my heroes and believe that secularism must be defended against all threats -- both religious and atheistic -- by any means necessary.)
Even though I agree with you, let's try our best not to politicize this.
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[Disclaimer: My Amateur Opinion, please defer to your local authorities or the NHC for Guidance.]
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jj_frap wrote:I guess the Bush Crime Family will use Katrina's effects on gas price as justification for backing another coup attempt against Venezuela's democratically elected government due to Venezuela's economic and geopolitical positions being different from and superiour to Washington's.
(And before you make the assumption that I'm some sort of Musconned Chiborg, I hold Russia and China in the same contempt that I hold the U.S. Before you think I'm an Islamist, consider that I consider former Dutch PM Pim Fortuyn one of my heroes and believe that secularism must be defended against all threats -- both religious and atheistic -- by any means necessary.)
Consider using "The Golden Rule".
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Re: Gas rationing
wxcrazytwo wrote:alicia-w wrote:goes into effect here at Eglin at midnight tonight. Private vehicles only, no RVs, boats, gas cans.....
$20 limit per vehicle....
More info please. When does the rationing start?
I said midnight tonight....0001, 30 August. Eglin AFB only. Dont think that will affect you, Alex.

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alicia-w wrote:wxcrazytwo wrote:alicia-w wrote:goes into effect here at Eglin at midnight tonight. Private vehicles only, no RVs, boats, gas cans.....
$20 limit per vehicle....
More info please. When does the rationing start?
I said midnight tonight....0001, 30 August. Eglin AFB only. Dont think that will affect you, Alex.
Thank you Alicia. Okay, wow $20/car.
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