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What does Australia Do when the oil runs low
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Posted by Bazz, Tuesday, 4 March 2014 10:11:37 PM
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Treasury’s last Inter-generational Report contains, hidden away on page 91, a simple stunning statement: Australia’s oil will be gone by 2020. The timing could not be worse. By 2020 Peak Oil is likely to have rendered oil imports precarious and costly. And without oil, modern civilisation doesn’t work.
Posted by Robert LePage, Wednesday, 5 March 2014 8:43:14 AM
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I think that would be too early Robert.
Possibly enough for emergency services provided of course that there is at least one refinery operating. The BP refinery in WA, may not be closed. The remainder could be reserved for plastics and medical purposes. Posted by Bazz, Wednesday, 5 March 2014 11:09:29 AM
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`its worth pointing out/there are many fakers out there
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'afternoon to you BAZZ...
You know my friend you paint a truly awful picture concerning the future of our oil reserves and future supplies ? From what you say, we here in Oz could conceivably run short of our basic fuel requirements in just a few short years or so ? My question to you, secure in the knowledge that you'll be unable to answer of course, what are our elected politicians doing about it ? Given this global oil shortage is a catastrophic event just waiting to happen, why on earth aren't our politicians instituting some rudimentary forward planning now ? Perhaps introducing some elementary quota system, in order to accommodate this imminent shortage while we're still in a position to plan correspondingly ? At least, we should be developing urgent stratagems so we can guarantee fuel supplies for all our defence needs, together with adequate supplies for our emergency services ? To me, this is just basic stuff, I reckon ! Posted by o sung wu, Wednesday, 5 March 2014 4:48:39 PM
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Well Osung Wu, there is a Federal plan to control fuel supplies in an
emergency, I have a copy here somewhere, but there is no rationing plan already prepared. The plan enables the government to seize all supplies and have them released how ever the minister decides. I enquired whether there was a NSW state plan to control the public at service stations and or allocate particular service station for emergency vehicles and allocate Police to control access at service stations where fuel was available. Nothing, absolutely nothing. I asked about fuel for food distribution and again nothing. I was told quite clearly that it is a Federal matter. Even if there was a riot at a service station as has happened previously. Well yes they could call for police. So I can affirm that there is absolutely no forward planning. I have raised the matter with two Federal politicians and the NSW Premier, but the uniform reply is that no problem is expected in the forseeable future. I guess that phrase is an all purpose get out clause. Posted by Bazz, Wednesday, 5 March 2014 5:38:05 PM
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of three months consumption. Australia ignores that & holds a minimum.
The NRMA report shows how much we hold, about three weeks from terminal
to service station to car tanks. The refineries when open held another
three days.