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Crude/LPG situation - situal critical
fsDiDj
No.518271
Bros, I did some preliminary research and things don't look so good
Crude reserves are sufficient for 60 days, if all imports are cut. 50% was imported through the Strait of Hormuz. The rest 50% along with the reserves shall suffice for some 100 odd days, before shortages start.
More concerning is the LPG scene. The reserves are of 10 days, and 60% was imported from the Strait of Hormuz. So in 20 or so days, there will be shortage of LPG.
Let's discuss and please improve upon the figures presented here if you are better knowledgeable in the energy field.
eB+Gbn
No.518282
>>518271(OP)
My home has enough to last us four months quite comfortably. Anything beyond that and no one could have prepared for this shit honestly.
iVg/Wm
No.518315
>>518271(OP)
>LPG scene
This shit is real yrr. They have stopped booking for cylinders. Lets see 10 din ki happening. Agar chodi yeh nhi sambhakta toh next election toh gye
CZG+Er
No.518317
>>518271(OP)
Your research is worthless.
Oil is coming from Russia. Gas is the only issue, but we are negotiating deals to secure it. One with Canada is already showing progress
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fsDiDj
No.518327
>>518282
Good for you, and faxx, even if you knew one day that such a conflict might occur, what can one really do honestly
fsDiDj
No.518328
>>518312
Gtfo my thread bihari
fsDiDj
No.518333
>>518315
Kek IRCTC said they'll stop catering food in trains from now on, and commerical cylinders have apparently been completely stopped being supplied, along with reduction in supplies to industries
Total focus is on domestic use
eB+Gbn
No.518335
>>518327
Yeah, I mean we will just have to do what we can. I dont think even having known all of this would have helped me prevent it. I couldn't have just stored a bunch that can last me a year. Not only that is safety hazard, their is the fact I am not some landlord. Still, I should be able to handle not taking worst of it
fsDiDj
No.518338
>>518317
Oil indeed might come from Russia, but as of now USA has not permitted India to buy new crude oil, only those tankers which are loitering in the oceans with no buyers have been permitted for India to buy from
Let's see if the USA gives India the permission to buy as much crude from Russia as is needed
Source on the Canada LPG deal?
Ou4adY
No.518345
>that pic
kek yaar
fsDiDj
No.518348
>>518335
People from bhillage areas and tier 3 cities will just switch to sourcing wood and using that for cooking
People in tier 2, and especially, tier 1 cities, who live in apartments will be fucked kek
Of course they can't order from Zomato and Swiggy, since restaurants will run out of LPG faster since commercial supply has already been stopped
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zJBxzh
No.518366
>>518271(OP)
The strait is just an economic pressure to maintain margins same is for lpg. lpg is selling at a loss companies were forced to produce it due to govt directives. Now they are directing other petrochem production to lpg as well kek. They are regulating demand since they predict supply will be sparse.
You have researched well yaar. But don't trust shit government says especially bjpoo govt is biggest chutiyas. These SPRs they keep talking talking about have faulty gauges it seems, supply values oscillates like crazy kek.
nppZC+
No.518382
Yaar Pajeeto it is a strait, not a canal, the Iranian defacto blockade is enforced by the threat it poses with its limited naval capabilities + its drone and anti-ship missiles, the US and France have promised to send convoy escorts to counter those and are actively hunting Iranian launch sites with such ferocity that the intensity of Iranian strikes across the ME has already went down multiple folds. With them moving to fund and arm Kurds and also potentially planning some kind of ground action post heavy bombing(no credible source, I just heard American vets saying so) Iranian blockade is going to become ever harder to enforce, if it already isn't a bluff, the major hurdle is just no insurance companies ready to take the risk.
I don't think this is going to last long enough to threaten our fuel security.
J+DSYU
No.518484
>>518366
Really? The companies producing LPG were doing it at their own loss all this time? Seems implausible, I know government subsidizes LPG, but this is just crazy kek
>>518382
>I don't think this is going to last long enough
I also used to think that pajeet, but the sandnighers have proven to be a lot more strategically supreme than anyone would've thought, it's crazy
It will last a lot longer than anyone anticipates
