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Originally posted by Acong at 8-6-2008 06:30 PM 
buat makluman ko, mmg depa jual semua kat luar negara...... kita punyaminyak jet....... gred tinggi lagi byk untung kt pasaranantarabangsa.....
pastu impot low gred bagi totok pakai..... ...
Bro,
Apa maksud ko dengan 'pastu import low gred bagi totok pakai' - do you refer to the crude or final product?
Sebab as far as I know, if you are referring to crude:
a) We use and sell our own crude Tapis dll. at the same time.
b) We also import other crudes as well. Used by both Petronas and Shell refinery. Mostly kita dapat dari Middle East. Not low quality, tapi contains higher sulphur content, so lebih murah.
Tapi final product is sama. X ada beza dengan kualiti. Sebab kualiti petrol and diesel kat negara kita ni semua ikut standard yang telah ditetapkan dan semua O&G company jual ikut spec ni. Jadi x kesah la produk tu kita import ke atau proses sendiri ke, Petronas jual ke, Shell jual ke, Caltex jual ke, x ada isu produk tu elok atau x as long as it meets the specs. Kalau nak kepastian boleh refer dengan SIRIM pasal benda ni sebab SIRIM antara badan yang menetapkan spesifikasi petrol dan diesel kat Malaysia ni. |
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Reply #82 zbeez's post
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tak pasti crude atau final product........ tapi yg aku tau, kita pakai gred c punya...... |
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apa yg gred C...basis dia apa?
Cuba terangkan ..nak tau gak ..sbb penah tengok kat pantai timur lori diff. jenama tp isi minyak dr. sykt yg sama...so tolong terangkan.. |
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Wei suruh satu dunia boikot tak nak beli minyak...mesti turun punya! |
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Reply #87 medangmru's post
tak.....sbb wa slalu beli halls kt petronas mart....cover utk bil air... |
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khas utk fak lah tsayang...
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dah undi!
harap apa yg aku undi ni menjd reality......... |
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Originally posted by medangmru at 3-7-2008 16:36
aku pergi petronas pun sbb terpaksa--> Nak berak, kencing dan sewaktunya dgnnya...umpama Petronas skang ni antara Jamban tepi jalan arrr.....itupun terpaksa...kalau ada stesyen minyaklain...konpe ...
pinjam jamban time terdesak? kira darurat......... dr.mash!tah kata takpe................ |
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aku dah lama x isi kat petronas, dah bertahun2... |
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Aku akan boikot bila KJ or crony dia ambil alih jawatan penting dalam tu..hhuhu |
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 hidup lagik thread nie....... |
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Oil cartel calls meeting as prices tumble
Ian Timberlake; October 18, 2008
OIL PRICES fell below $US70 a barrel for the first time in more than a year yesterday, on worries over falling demand.
Analysts said the overall market trend was bearish and noted that theOrganisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries had decided to hold aspecial meeting next Friday - instead of in November - to discuss theglobal financial crisis and its impact on the market.
"To see OPEC panicking like that is, first of all, very bearish," saidDave Ernsberger, the Asia director of global energy informationprovider Platts.
"That tells you that something must really be wrong with this market."
The contract fell $US4.69 to $US69.85 on the New York MercantileExchange on Thursday, the first time the benchmark contract has closedbelow $US70 since August 2007.
New York's main futures contract, light sweet crude for Novemberdelivery, rose $US2.50 to $US72.35 a barrel in trading in Singaporeyesterday.
Oil prices have plunged from record highs above $US147, reached inJuly, because of worries over demand in a slowing global economy,dealers said. They said those concerns were reinforced by data releasedby the US Department of Energy.
The figures showed a build-up in US petroleum reserves, which exceeded market forecasts, and a steep decline in oil consumption.
Mr Ernsberger said the sharp falls in crude prices on Thursday werealmost entirely due to the US figures and, in the absence of otherfactors, the rebound in Asia was just a technical rally. "The marketlooks extremely bearish," he said.
OPEC said its special meeting would be brought forward to next Friday from November 18.
In making this announcement, the cartel said it was "concerned about the deteriorating economic conditions".
Several OPEC members have called for the meeting to cut output to shoreup prices. OPEC's present output quota is 28.8 million barrels a day.
"Bringing forward the meeting to 24 October sends a clear signal thatOPEC is concerned about the speed with which oil prices are slippingaway from a preferred price of about $US80 a barrel," said LawrenceEagles at JP Morgan.
The thought of oil prices falling back to $US40 or $US50 a barrel in aslowing global economy is terrifying to the OPEC members, Mr Ernsbergersaid, predicting they may be tempted to make a production cut "that isvery bullish".
But Victor Shum, an analyst with Purvin & Gertz internationalenergy consultancy in Singapore, said he expected the cartel to do"some quiet trimming" of output rather than formally announce a cut.
http://business.smh.com.au/business/oil-cartel-calls-meeting-as-prices-tumble-20081017-5363.html
kita jgn laa boikot petronas....... nanti tauke |
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