Gulf Keystone Petroleum Share Discussion Threads

[pensioner2] 11/10/2021 08:58

Brent breezed through 84. Currently 84.3.

[shortsqueezer] 11/10/2021 08:24

Morning all. Looks like Brent about to cruise through 84 Which is nice:-)

[gaisman] 11/10/2021 07:45

HTTPS://twitter.com/Paul47293202/status/1447449429871579138?t=uWVNC_VqsP1SqNTe-GRvnw&s=19

[gaisman] 11/10/2021 07:24

LINKHTTPS://oilprice.com/Energy/Natural-Gas/A-Very-Predictable-Global-Energy-Crisis.html

[cicero666] 11/10/2021 07:23

Sbb1x,
I've just trawled mainly through Qupdates-8Kun

[highlander7] 11/10/2021 06:19

LINK

hxxps://oilprice.com/Energy/Natural-Gas/A-Very-Predictable-Global-Energy-Crisis.html

[highlander7] 11/10/2021 06:14

oilprice.com - Summary

It is, in fact, entirely accurate and fair to explain the high energy prices as a result of clean energy transition policies. It was these policies that discouraged investment in new oil, gas, and coal production. It was also these policies that led to the shutdowns of coal and nuclear plants that reduced generating capacity that simply cannot be replaced by wind or solar on a MW for MW basis because wind and solar do not generate power continuously. And it is these policies, in Europe, China, North America, and elsewhere that, unless revised to reflect reality a bit better, will condemn billions of people to blackouts, energy shortages, and higher electricity bills.
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In other words SHTF is imminent as politicians do what they do best. U Turn and Panic.

Our day is coming.

LOL

[frenchybannedme] 10/10/2021 23:56

The Trump will never be allowed to have power again.

He has proved beyond all doubt that no amount of adult supervision will be enough to contain someone so obviously insane.

[sbb1x] 10/10/2021 23:30

When the crash finally comes in the inflated Dow Jones I believe it will be a Sunday night in the futures markets.

[sbb1x] 10/10/2021 23:11

Got any links to that buddy...

[nestoframpers] 10/10/2021 22:46

If he doesn't we are in big trouble.

[cicero666] 10/10/2021 22:37

Nor!
All is not lost!
Trump, the Lone Ranger, will be riding into town very shortly as the legitimate President. The big bad guys have already been arrested and tried. Just some mopping up to do.
A new world will dawn!

[eyesandears] 10/10/2021 21:20

How much is the Doggie in the widow!! R-sole 😂😂😂😂

[habshan] 10/10/2021 20:56

Bigdog - "Have the company stated they have fitted the ESP to S13?"

Even better than that, Tony stated it.

10th September (640270):- "SH13 NEWS. The ESP has been fitted........."

10th September (640330):- "SH13 TD last year. The rig was put back up over SH13 to finalise the well and FIT THE PUMP AT THE BEGINNING!"

And if your Uncle Tony says it then it must be correct.

Isn't that right Sarah.

[pensioner2] 10/10/2021 20:47

This was you earlier today, Muttley.:

"And you clowns reckon they will be paying a dividend every two months, yet another classic, lol."

And yet they've paid a dividend in July, another in August and another in October. To my reckoning that's an average of less than 40 days (as October has not yet ended). So why would 60 days seem unreasonable or, as you Yanks might say, classic?

[nestoframpers] 10/10/2021 20:25

OT how to take over the world from the 1920's , just what is happening now

[supergiantshaikan] 10/10/2021 20:24

Or buy out a small outfit selling sludge. But very profitably.Oil industry needs $500 billion to avoid future supply crises, says Moody’sBy JOSYANA JOSHUA on 10/7/2021(Bloomberg) --Oil explorers need to raise drilling budgets by 54% to more than half a trillion dollars to forestall a significant supply deficit in the next few years, according to Moody’s Investors Service Inc.Crude and natural gas drillers chastened by last year’s unprecedented collapse in demand and prices haven’t responded to the recent market rebound as the industry typically does by expanding the search for untapped fields. While international crude and U.S. gas have risen more than 50% and 120% this year, respectively, drilling outlays are only forecast to increase by 8% globally, Moody’s said in a report Thursday.That’s too little to replace what those companies will pump from the ground in 2022, setting the stage for even tighter supply scenarios, Moody’s analysts including Sajjad Alam wrote in the report. Any such squeeze would come atop the current crises afflicting Asian and European economies scrambling to shore up fuel stockpiles as winter approaches and prices seemingly break records on an almost-daily basis.“The industry will need to spend significantly more, especially if oil and gas demand keeps climbing beyond pre-pandemic levels through 2025,â€? the Moody’s analysts wrote.Oil and gas companies are expected to spend $352 billion on drilling and related activities this year, Moody’s said, citing estimates from the International Energy Agency. If they raised to to the credit-rating firm’s recommended $542 billion, that would be the highest worldwide since 2015.

[bigdog5] 10/10/2021 20:24

You know this do you?

"What we do know is that the well underwent a normal testing regime which showed that flow was enough to justify the considerable expense of completing it and fitting it with an ESP, and we also know that so far an RNS has not been released confirming that it's in production and what the flow rate is".

[beernut] 10/10/2021 20:20

Or buy out a small outfit selling sludge. But very profitably.

Oil industry needs $500 billion to avoid future supply crises, says Moody’s
By JOSYANA JOSHUA on 10/7/2021

(Bloomberg) --Oil explorers need to raise drilling budgets by 54% to more than half a trillion dollars to forestall a significant supply deficit in the next few years, according to Moody’s Investors Service Inc.

Crude and natural gas drillers chastened by last year’s unprecedented collapse in demand and prices haven’t responded to the recent market rebound as the industry typically does by expanding the search for untapped fields. While international crude and U.S. gas have risen more than 50% and 120% this year, respectively, drilling outlays are only forecast to increase by 8% globally, Moody’s said in a report Thursday.

That’s too little to replace what those companies will pump from the ground in 2022, setting the stage for even tighter supply scenarios, Moody’s analysts including Sajjad Alam wrote in the report. Any such squeeze would come atop the current crises afflicting Asian and European economies scrambling to shore up fuel stockpiles as winter approaches and prices seemingly break records on an almost-daily basis.

“The industry will need to spend significantly more, especially if oil and gas demand keeps climbing beyond pre-pandemic levels through 2025,” the Moody’s analysts wrote.

Oil and gas companies are expected to spend $352 billion on drilling and related activities this year, Moody’s said, citing estimates from the International Energy Agency. If they raised to to the credit-rating firm’s recommended $542 billion, that would be the highest worldwide since 2015.