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POPSToTTal 10 Mais lidas da Semana Como sempre fazemos, e com ToTTal Liberdade, selecionamos e destacamos no ToTTal Marketing, canal ToTTal Noticias, noticias veiculadas na mídia de ações estratégicas que ao nosso ver e compreender o marketing de cada dia cabem ser comentadas e receber adjetivos.
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POPSÉ verdade e vira Campanha Petrobras Nada mais obvio e acertado do que fazer o óbvio, mas para fazer isso é preciso ter muita competência, porque todos torcem o nariz porque ficam incomodados em descobrirem que obvio estava tão obviamente obvio.
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POPSObama's payback to George Soros Billionaire investor George Soros bought an $811 million stake in Petroleo Brasileiro SA in the second quarter, making the Brazilian state-controlled oil company his investment fund's largest holding.
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POPSObama Invests in Offshore Drilling... ...in Brazil! I am scratching my head with this. From anything I can determine, the US is strapped for cash. Yet here is a huge load to Brazil to drill in the Tupi oil fields. Also...I can tell you from here in Brazil, Petrobras is doing just fine. Why is the US investing in a competitor to US oil companies. One more thing: where is the principled opposition to offshore drilling? Apparently it is OK to drill off Brazil's beautiful beaches, but not in the Gulf of Mexico. Final note: Interesting Soros connection at the bottom of the article. Seriously, why is nobody investigating this guy?
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POPSBrazil Seeks More Control of Oil Beneath Its Seas This month, Brazil’s government said it wanted the national oil company, Petrobras, to control all future development of the deep-sea fields discovered in 2007, which international geologists estimate could hold tens of billions of barrels of recoverable oil. The change would make Petrobras the operator for the 62 percent of the new area that has yet to be bid out, consigning foreign companies to the role of financial investors. That would limit their ability to help set the pace for the oil fields’ development, while giving Petrobras significantly more power to generate jobs and award lucrative contracts.
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POPSIndústria de SC tem futuro no pré-sal Articulo del diario catarinense que informa del potencial de desarrollo de negocios para SC producto de la demanda que va a generar el desarrollo de sus puertos y astilleros que estan desarrollandose para atender la demanda de Petrobras.
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POPSEm Itajaí, são mais de 300 interessados Articulo del diario catarinense que informa de las gestiones que esta haciendo la Unidade de Negócio de Exploração e Produção da Bacia de Santos da Petrobras (UNBS) para informar de la enorme necesidades de productos y servicios para los proximos años que tiene Petrobras en la region.
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POPSThe Death Of OPEC September 11, 2008 “We will see what the market requires and we will not leave a customer without oil." “Saudi Arabia will meet the market’s demand,” a senior OPEC delegate said. OPEC will still have lavish meetings and a nifty headquarters in Vienna, Austria, but the Saudis have made certain the the organization has lost its teeth. Even though the cartel argued that the sudden drop in crude as due to "over-supply", OPEC's most powerful member knows that the drop may only be temporary. The downward pressure on oil got a second hand. Brazil has confirmed another huge oil deposit to add to one it discovered off-shore earlier this year. The first field uncovered by Petrobras has the promise of being one of the largest in the world. That breadth of that deposit has now expanded.
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POPSOil and Democrats Who is responsible for the high price of oil? And who supports even further price increases in oil? Obama and the democrats.
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POPSSitting On An Ocean Of Energy, Doing Nothing California won't drill for the estimated 1.3 billion barrels of recoverable oil off its coast because of bad memories of the Santa Barbara oil spill - in 1969. We won't drill for the estimated 5.6 billion to 16 billion barrels of oil in the moonscape known as the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) because of - the caribou. Our waters may hold 60 trillion untapped cubic feet of natural gas. As in Brazil, these are surely conservative estimates. While Brazilians proudly embrace Petrobras, yelling "We're Going to Be No. 1," the U.S.'s Democratic nominee for president, Barack Obama, promises to impose an "excess profits tax" on American oil producers. You'd think the "national security" nominee, John McCain, would get this. He's clueless - a don't-drill zombie. The Democrats' climate-change bill collapsed last week under the weight of brutal cost realities. Why we are sitting on an ocean of energy but won't drill for it?
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POPSBrazil Stands Up to Bolivia The money quote is this one by the Bolivian president: "From the moment we base ourselves in legality and respect for property, and by fulfilling agreements, there will never be problems. I am convinced of that," That is a significant change of tune from the one he was singing a few months ago when he sent troops into the Petrobras plants. A Brazilian I talked to yesterday is of the opinion that this new-found backbone on the part of Brazil is due to Lula's recent chumminess with Bush. Time will tell.
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POPSLula Betrays His Own Country First, this is NOT the end. Evo Morales has learned that he can bully Lula into doing what he wants, and he will most certainly do it again before Lula's term is up. Second, Morales doesn't give a rat's patooty about "democracy". He is concerned about strengthening his hold on power. Brazilians should feel betrayed.
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