So when @SecretaryPerry asked “What’s the cost of freedom?”. I guess the answer is about $2.60 per MMBtu.
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And I guess DOE is going to start referring to venting and flaring as “excess of freedom” now?
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Methane emissions - “freedom in the air.”
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Also refers to nat gas as “molecules of freedom.” I’m picturing little red protons, blue neutrons, and 50 swirling electrons.
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they've been calling it for a long time.
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Meanwhile in Canada, Exxon et al are running a campaign against "foreign oil" (the majority comes from US): https://www.energycitizens.ca/end_foreign_oil_advantage … that Conservative politicians have taken up https://business.financialpost.com/commodities/energy/andrew-scheer-pledges-to-make-canada-energy-independent-by-2030 …
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fixed this tweet for you, bropic.twitter.com/Drp4xuD7cD
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A la "freedom fries" during the Iraq war. SMH...
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