Asia Conveyance Systems

Girbaudz's formula

2008-08-02T08:43:00.000-07:00

The original price of crude in the past year was only slightly over 60 US Dollars. Then it steadily rose in the past year to more than 80 US Dollars and then to 90 USD. That was in April-May 2007.

How to beat that? The formula of my friend (he lost a mobile phone before coming to a meeting with me), is very simple really. He offers the solution that Russia's crude is going to be just fine an alternative as all the other fuels from other places like Dubai and the rest of OPEC. Moreover, he says that the country should build as many oil refineries around the country as possible to lessen the impact of high cost of importation, logistics and other factors involved in oil importation and distribution to end-users.

Not always being... gasolaneous nor dieselaneous

2006-07-09T06:17:00.000-07:00

I think that it is quite high time enough that Asian, and particularly Filipino entrepreneurs in the oil industry think seriously about the world's paradigm shift in regards to the use of gasoline and diesel.

The monopoly of certain powers over gasoline and diesel are weakening economies and making cripples out of transport industries as well as in effect, business concerns in general.

There is CNG - compressed natural gas, LNG - liquid natural gas and the long-standing LPG - liquified petroleum gas.

Of course, there is also solar and even our own Mr. Dingle's water-powered car engine.

I think if we transpose the advice of Mr. Jimmy "Carabao English" Santos, every all those the people in all the oil and the every transport industry must start not getting high very purely on being gasolaneous and dieselaneous... teeheeeeh hic hic hic

Prices of oil

2005-09-18T10:39:00.000-07:00

Crude oil will reach U.S.$65.00 per barrel between 2005-2006. In the U.S. gasoline will be sold at the peso equivalent of Php128.8 per liter. This amounts to the final oil price shock for the period. We wonder from the present Php30+ per liter, how our oil companies will be pricing gasoline by 2006? Let us pray for world changes to happen so that the price of oil in the international market, and particularly in OPEC countries and the U.S. will go down.

what a horrible sight!!!

2005-09-05T04:22:00.000-07:00

somebody sent me a picture. how horrible!!!

saying NO to the reign of the selfish

2005-09-04T23:26:00.000-07:00

i found this post in one of the blogs in town. it's been copied by at least ten others. the language is not perfect. but it affects mere workers in the transport industry like us.

ay naku gasolina!

2005-06-24T14:35:00.000-07:00

I wonder what the middle east and african, asian OIC members are up to in perpetuating a wave of price increase in fuel oil?

One thing is definite, somewhere some terrorists are getting additional funding from all these price hikes. Aside from being economically unhealthy, the increases in the price of oil is making environment less safe due to more terrorist attacks. The latest of them being too powerful that the bombings can even tear sturdy, battle tested fully armored tanks apart.