As a shareholder of Exxon I do not want them buying any additional shale ****cos which Devon is
topher06 said:
Not surprisingly, Colorado's new completely partisan, executive branch created commission just ****ed the entire DJ Basin by passing a law giving effect to rules the Colorado voters rejected about a year ago. Honestly, it helps my company, but I would be so pissed if I worked at pdc, oxy or extraction (lol extraction).
https://www.denverpost.com/2020/09/28/colorado-regulators-favoring-big-well-setbacks/bkag9824 said:topher06 said:
Not surprisingly, Colorado's new completely partisan, executive branch created commission just ****ed the entire DJ Basin by passing a law giving effect to rules the Colorado voters rejected about a year ago. Honestly, it helps my company, but I would be so pissed if I worked at pdc, oxy or extraction (lol extraction).
Have a quick link so I don't have to google?
third coast.. said:
A biden presidency would not be good for any part of america.
Markets tanking following debates. Stocks somewhat, energy significantly.tommyjohn said:
JSaying it and actually doing it are two separate things.
It is one of those things that gets thrown out there in a campaign but never taken seriously.
If he plans to build 500k charging stations we are going to need a lot of electricity generated.
In fairness, he said coal or oil plants. He's either senile, pandering or doesn't understand where electricity comes from, but he did say oil not natural gas.third coast.. said:
Well he strait said no new coal or gas power plants so better put a solar panel covered windmill on every house.
Oh I agree. I consider my job over with a Biden presidency.third coast.. said:
But the leader of the free world trying to implement radical power policy should understand the basic tenets of the industry more than some mongoloid merchant mariner.
Love that executives at these zombie companies are always able to blame the Ch 11 on coronavirus. They couldn't weather even 6 months of a downturn. Anything other than strong oil prices would have made them fail almost immediately, apparently.Furlock Bones said:
Oasis Ch 11
but the headline was cool: Oasis Petroleum Takes Action to Strengthen Balance Sheet with the Support of its Lenders and an Ad Hoc Committee of Noteholderstopher06 said:Love that executives at these zombie companies are always able to blame the Ch 11 on coronavirus. They couldn't weather even 6 months of a downturn. Anything other than strong oil prices would have made them fail almost immediately, apparently.Furlock Bones said:
Oasis Ch 11
Dan Scott said:
https://www.houstonchronicle.com/business/energy/article/Shell-to-Cut-Up-to-9-000-Jobs-as-Virus-Forces-15608330.php
FarmerJohn said:
It turns out that having no idea how things work doesn't disqualify someone from office in the public's eye. And after the Trump Presidency, I think you have to entertain the idea that whatever crazy thing someone says, they might in fact be serious. That's for better or worse.
It also doesn't count offshoringBourbonAg said:
10% isn't a deep cut? It could definitely be worse (and might still be) but potentially 9000 layoffs is a lot.