Oil could plummet to $35 a barrel next year if OPEC doesn’t reach an agreement by the spring, oil price tracker Tom Kloza said Wednesday. The founder of Oil Price Information Services told CNBC’s “Squawk Box” that he expects at least a “lip service agreement” from OPEC members Thursday, when they meet to discuss output, but the members will largely ignore it, creating a bigger crisis in about six months. “When you look at the second half of 2015, that’s when you see oil beginning to dwarf demand by about a million, a million and a half barrels a day,” he said. “Thirty-five dollars is a possibility if they don’t get an agreement next spring because that’s when the oil really starts to build and you can have a billion barrels of oil with really no place to put it.” At that point, U.S. deep-water drilling and mature shale […]