BP Prudhoe Bay Royalty Trust Google Group

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Re: A note to existing and prospective BPT investors

john2...@mintemail.uni.cc (john2333) — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 12:34:06 UT

"This prospect of peaking oil production has direct consequences for
world food security, as modern agriculture depends heavily on the use
of fossil fuels. Most tractors use gasoline or diesel fuel. Irrigation
pumps use diesel fuel, natural gas, or coal-fired electricity.
Fertilizer production is also energy-intensive. Natural gas is used to

Re: A note to existing and prospective BPT investors

john2...@mintemail.uni.cc (john2333) — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 09:50:36 UT

World oil production has an annual natural decline rate of 4 million
barrels per day. Saudi Arabia produces about 9 million Bbls/day. So,
in effect, the world will have to find every 2 years new production
equal to Saudi Arabia to offset the world's natural decline rate.
Where will this new production come from? Mexico? No, it's declining.

Re: A note to existing and prospective BPT investors

john2...@mintemail.uni.cc (john2333) — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 02:21:09 UT

Looks like Nissan believes in Peak Oil:
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Re: A note to existing and prospective BPT investors

frank1...@gmail.com (Frank) — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 12:20:32 UT

Cramer just recently issued a sell on BPT. He said it has had a nice
run and to ring the register.

Re: A note to existing and prospective BPT investors

john2...@mintemail.uni.cc (john2333) — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 01:29:52 UT

Update on British North Sea production: It's forecast there is only 6
years left of oil production from the British fields in the North Sea.
Afterwards, Britain will have to import all of the oil it consumes
domestically. More info at [link]

Re: A note to existing and prospective BPT investors

john2...@mintemail.uni.cc — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 06:19:39 UT

The following is an illustration that shows the land area necessary to
provide electricity to 500 million Americans use solar thermal:
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For people who haven't been to the Southwest or Southern California,
there is adequate open space to make such solar fields feasible (much

Re: A note to existing and prospective BPT investors

john2...@mintemail.uni.cc — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 17:22:12 UT

We know what the problem is: declining conventional oil production.
But the decline in oil production is only part of a broader problem of
the progressive decline in non-renewable energy sources in general.
What then is a possible solution? The electrification of vehicles and
the use of solar energy for electricity generation. In Europe there is

Re: A note to existing and prospective BPT investors

john2...@mintemail.uni.cc — Fri, 22 May 2009 13:22:43 UT

Mexico appears to want to keep its crude oil for itself. While oil
production for April fell only 4.2% year over year, oil exports fell
18.2%.

Re: A note to existing and prospective BPT investors

john2...@mintemail.uni.cc — Tue, 12 May 2009 22:33:02 UT

It's now projected Mexico will no longer be a net exporter of oil
after 2012 instead of 2014.

Re: When it is OVER?

livermor...@googlemail.com — Tue, 12 May 2009 21:02:25 UT

Also, the NPV of future cash flows of the asset in the legal form of a
royalty trust were far higher than on BP's books (thanks to the tax
break granted under the 1986 tax act & section 7704 of the Internal
Revenue Code pertaining to royalty trusts).

Simply put, the grantor trust structure and accompanying tax relief

Re: When it is OVER?

steve.isak...@gmail.com — Tue, 12 May 2009 20:31:05 UT

Taking a longer-term view, BP put a lot of capital into exploration
and development in Prudhoe Bay... selling the trust units gets it back
out for them to use in other places.

From BP's perspective, creating the trust and paying out based on WTI
makes sense under two conditions: 1) raising capital this way costs

A note to existing and prospective BPT investors

livermor...@googlemail.com — Tue, 12 May 2009 18:44:27 UT

For this particular security's risk profile, I believe at a minimum no
investor should accept less than a 10% IRR (annual rate of return) --
everyone on this message board seems to already understand the risk
profile so I am not going to belabor the various points (taxation,
conflicts of interest, etc.).