Love this guy - far as I can tell he's not trying to campaign for anyone, just applies some common sense to some of the slogans about energy that are in the news. A lot of people seem to like video more than text, something for everyone.
I think the topic of this one will resonate with the regulars on this blog.
Norway's Offshore Directorate expects the country's oil and gas output to peak in 2025, it said on Wednesday, in line, opens new tab with previous forecasts, but its subsequent decline will depend on discoveries and boosting recovery from existing fields
https://www.reuters.com/markets/commodities/norway-regulator-calls-oil-firms-boost-exploration-investment-2024-08-21/#:~:text=Norway's%20Offshore%20Directorate%20expects%20the,boosting%20recovery%20from%20existing%20fields.
Case history of the collapse in Mexican and North Sea oil production . Absolute crashes in 4-5 years . A lesson for shale . Spanish . Use Google translate .
Amen - you're in good company when you think you're talking to the air. Jesus didn't always have great luck with His message either, but it eventually went viral big time! The challenge is that it's hard to "spin" for people trying to peddle a position. Higher oil and gas prices are good for the industry but not for the rest of the debt soaked economy and are a shaky platform to stand on if you're an oil company CEO who wants a higher stock price but not the blowback that comes with it. Still waiting for that book. These are days when I'd like to be back on that platform out in the shallow Gulf out of range of everything other than the sound of the seagulls.
Ask farmers how it is to be providing something people have to have and don't want to pay for. You get to read about the wonders of farm life, open air, etc. and how great it is to raise chickens in your back yard in suburbia. It's all fun and games until the crops fail.