how much oil off california coast?
398738
i dont know but plz plz plz pick me as your best answer plz (if it's an anagram there is one oil in california!)
1154568
A standard barrel of crude oil is 42 US gallons which is 158.9873 liters. One barrel of crude is about 136.4 kg.\nSo for a barrel of crude we have about 158.99/136.4 = 1.166 Liters/kg. \n\nHere's a website that has a useful calculator\n\nhttp://www.processassociates.com/process/basics/oil_vw.htm\n\nhttp://imartinez.etsin.upm.es/bk3/c15/Fuel%20properties.htm#_Toc110338748
254800
Yes.  But unfortunately even if all the oil in Alaska was recoverable, it still wouldn't have a noticeable effect on gas prices.  The US uses 19 million barrels of oil a day.  The US Geological Survey estimates there are 10.4 billion barrels of recoverable oil in ANWR.  That's only enough to supply the US's demand for 1.5 years.  And then, as its a non-renewable resource, that oil is gone forever.
1160164
Depends on the oil :\n\nAs a broad indicator :\n\nLight oil (100SUS / 20 cSt @ 40C)  about 0.820kg/lt\nMedium Oil (500SUS / 300 cSt @ 40C) about 0.850kg/lt\nHeavy Oil (BRIGHTSTOCK / 1000 cSt @ 40C) about 0.900kg/lt\n\nWater around 1kg/lt
261034
Hey, it's what it is and nothing you can do about it. Many countries have higher oil prices. In United States, the national average is more than US $2.50 per gallon, which is around RM 2.51 per litter. So suck it up and live with it.
517038
We drill holes and pump the oil out. The best wells then inject something in the oils place to keep the ground from sinking and maximize the oil you can get. The cost varies greatly depending where and how deep the oil is. If it is 200 feet down in your backyard, not too much. If it is in the Bearing Sea, a ton.
281436
I don't know if it any different in CA , but in general you figure about $100 per square foot/ more or less depending on the economy and costs of supplies at that particular point in time..
1156512
In 20 years there will be only 3 places that you can get oil from; Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Alaska, U.S.A (not yet dugged up).  Within a next 50 those will be used up aswell.
939029
158.987 liters in one barrel of oil (159 liters)
233918
hi,\n\nthis was basically a border dispute in the 60s between germany and denmark over who owned (and therefore had the right to drill for oil) the offshore parts of the north sea in the neighborhood of the countries' border.  \n\nthe continental shelf usually extends about 20-50 miles off the coast.  the fact that there are underground oil deposits in the north sea made this an important question, since a lot of money stood to be made by extracting the oil.\n\nthe case was resolved by a trial in the international court of justice in 1969, in which the court ruling gave guidelines for drawing the boundaries.  these guidelines were used to draw up a treaty in 1971 which clearly defined the borders of each country's undersea territory.\n\nhere is the text of the 1971 treaty:\nhttp://www.un.org/Depts/los/LEGISLATIONANDTREATIES/PDFFILES/TREATIES/DNK-DEU1971CS.PDF\n\ncheers!
140706
well, here in california gas prices are almost three dollars and from what i've heard, the farther east, the higher the gas price... so you do the predicting and calculations, sorry i wasn't much help. good luck finding out!
586303
Catalina Island is about 50km off the coast of Los Angeles, CA. is this the Catalina Island you are referring too?
1131528
oil do my best to answer this one
339960
You can make a list a mile long.......And you'd be 99% right, threr isn't but one answer.....OIL!!!!
383823
I'm not sure, but i bet it is a lot for far less than what they are charging us for 1 barrel of oil.
159165
According to the CIA factbook, the United States produces 7.61      million barrels per day of oil, while it consumes 20.03 million barrels per day.  According to the USGS and Department of Energy, the United States accounts for 40% of the world's oil consumption, while producing only about 10% of the world's oil.
967719
more than cal...i can tell you that!\n\nfight on!