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Mexico may have hit the Crude motherload

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QUOTE(Wong & Owens @ Mar 15, 2006 -> 10:10 AM)
".....and the kinfolk said, "Juan, move away from there!"  They said, Baja "California is the place you ought to be...."

 

:D

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QUOTE(Wong & Owens @ Mar 15, 2006 -> 10:10 AM)
".....and the kinfolk said, "Juan, move away from there!"  They said, "California is the place you ought to be...."

 

:lolhitting

So, there are reasons to be Far more pessimistic about this find. First and foremost...Mexico's production is in rapid decline anyway, so even this field will only slow that process. The Mexican oil company Pemex, is deeply in the red and has no experience doing deep-water drilling, which would be required to explore this field. And 10 billion barrels, while not bad, is not goign to save the world. It might be enough to counteract their current decline (some estimates say Mexico will be dry in about 10 years)

  • 3 months later...

Wow, so this working search function? Sweetness.

 

Anywho, update on this thread. More exploratory drilling has taken place in this field, and it seems to be Significantly Smaller than President Fox's first estimates.

Bush is lovin' NAFTA about now prolly.

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