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By Nicholas Cunningham, published 30/9/2016Goldman Sachs revised down its estimate for oil prices for the end of this year, lowering its 4th quarter estimate from $50 to $43 per barrel.
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Imagine if safe, clean, cheap molten salt thorium reactors is fast tracked by the US of A and used, as it could be, to burn nuclear waste and or create billions of barrels of superior synthetic hydrocarbons directly from seawater!?
This is not theoretical but proven in proof of concept practise by the US navy aboard a nuclear powered aircraft carrier!
Imagine 50-100, walk away safe, molten salt thorium reactors tasked with producing 10 or fifteen million barrels a day of ready to use jet fuel, diesel, or petrol replacing methanol as GM or ford crack on with laser actuated miniature thorium reactors that become the principle power source in all new vehicular traffic, tractors, harvesters, cost effective desalination and irrigation pumps!
Imagine power that costs a dollar a year for the average householder, that powers not just the home, but the private transport options as well? What then of the prospects of oil producers that have little else to blackmail the world with?
Will oil prices go up?
No! Because if they do the west might respond with truly awe inspiring productions of synthetics, and possible, to end the economic blackmail that is today's energy market!
And the very best reason to force prices lower if only to delay the inevitable? In the interim, oil producing Russia's interests would be best served by exiting the Middle East, Ukraine and every other sovereign nation she has imposed her will on ASAP! And just get on with being a good neighbor and model international citizen!
Why? Because there's a lot more at stake here (hell on earth) than the pecuniary interests of malevolent miscreant oil Barons!
Alan B.