Energy From Oil

[JimSullivan]

Most of the world is seeking energy independence by reducing their need for the foreign oil. This they are trying to achieve through usage of renewable sources of energy available to them and by investing hugely on the oil sector. The rising prices and shrinking supply of the available oil also add fuel to this issue. <?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /><o:p></o:p>
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There is a major shift in the world towards renewable sources of energy. Renewable energy sources are those technologies that can be reused and may not get exhausted on use. Renewable source are known for being pollution free and can hugely help concerns of the whole world like the depleting ozone layers, global warming, and increasing oil commodities. The uses of renewable energy sources protect Mother Earth from deterioration. <o:p></o:p>
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Although the usage of renewable sources of energy may have risen, a lion’s share of energy need is still being covered with fossil fuels. This has not stopped investors from making oil energy investment (http://www.worldenergyresearch.com/ServiceandContact.aspx?id=1). The oil and gas industry provides the most significant profits for investors, with projected returns of 650% or greater. <o:p></o:p>

[Gwyn Nicholas]

Hi Jim welcome to the Forum I hope you enjoy it as much as I do. However, and call me sceptical if you must, your post informative as it is, appears to be an Advert for getting people to invest in a company that you may have an interest in. Whilst I am a great believer in supporting people on this Forum whether for good causes, finding work etc, advertising and pushing for investments from the folk on this site is (for me at least) is not on. If I am way off mark, please feel free to set me right.

[Scouse75]

I agree Gwyn. If you have joined the Forum for the purpose it is intended then welcome aboard and enjoy it. However, The above is your very first post, and excuse me for being frank, but it seems a bit blunt to be your first post on the Forum. I've noted your personal details and see they have been left blank, apart from your name.

If you would like to reply and 'put me straight' on your reasons for joining the forum, then thats fine. If you have joined merely to promote your interest or web page then I'll be deleting your post by the end of the weekend!

[sixties]

I Agree with Gwyn & Scouse.
Is Mr Sullivan in the armed Forces? Or is he on the Forum to better himself.

[keithwill38]

The post reads to me like a blog (blag)from the Nigerian Minister for renewable energy,the cowboys have one and their energy comes from bulls.