What they should do with all that profit is buy back the refineries and shipping terminals they sold to the Saudi government
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In fiscal 2016 the federal government made $36 billion on fuel tax revenue….Exxon is buying back $35B in stock from now until 2024, Chevron, $75B. They are literally making more money than they know what to do with.
you're repeating tired tropesPart of that profit is due to the fact that they are spending considerably less on exploration of new sources of product. Why bother with a US government promising to put you out of business?
Standard Oil was founded in 1879; Chevron is the result of the government breaking up the Trustyou're repeating tired tropes
they had their largest production year ever
there is no shortage of available leases and currently held leases that are not being used
exploration...it's 2023
Chevron was founded in 1879
How long have you been working in the petroleum industry?you're repeating tired tropes
they had their largest production year ever
there is no shortage of available leases and currently held leases that are not being used
exploration...it's 2023
Chevron was founded in 1879
appeal to authorityHow long have you been working in the petroleum industry?
Good. They need that money to maintain their existing transportation infrastructure.In fiscal 2016 the federal government made $36 billion on fuel tax revenue….
California State government takes in about $5 billion a year.
Can we store nuclear waste in Phoenix?
How about appeal to direct experience, dummy. I’ve been in the industry for 25 years (arguably all my life tbh).appeal to authority
you're repeating tired tropes
That would be cool if they’d do that.Good. They need that money to maintain their existing transportation infrastructure.
That's not a shithole tho.
Standard Oil was founded in 1879; Chevron is the result of the government breaking up the Trust
still an appeal to authorityHow about appeal to direct experience, dummy. I’ve been in the industry for 25 years (arguably all my life tbh).
You have no idea wtf you’re talking about.
Right. Ok.still an appeal to authority
plenty of leases not being employed now and new leases still available
production output highest in over a decade
annual profits at record levels; stock buybacks and big dividends; they have plenty of money for **exploration** and the government is neither trying to stop them nor put them out of business
Why waste time explaining when you consider information derived from direct knowledge through decades of experience to be a logical fallacy?thanks for your contribution, Duffy