TLDR : target price in their 2023 budget was $70, current price has been oscillating between $50 and $55
An American and a Russian died and went to Hell. They got there and found that there were two doors, one labeled “Capitalist Hell” and the other “Communist Hell.” Although the two men were class enemies, they decided they should put their heads together to figure out which option would be better.
“It’s an obvious decision,” the American reasoned. “Life on Earth was better under capitalism, so Capitalist Hell is sure to be better for us.”
The Russian laughed and shook his head. “No, we’re going to Communist Hell. That way when the Devil decides to cook us, on the days when there’s coal, there won’t be any matches. When there’s matches, there won’t be any coal. Even if there are matches and coal, the stove will be broken. And on the ONE day when there are matches, coal and a working stove, we’ll just have to sit and listen to lectures about how awful life is in Capitalist Hell!”
Good, altough too bad countries are still buying it.
If they would be forced to close those pipelines it would take years to re-open them.
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NICE.
TLDR : target price in their 2023 budget was $70, current price has been oscillating between $50 and $55
An American and a Russian died and went to Hell. They got there and found that there were two doors, one labeled “Capitalist Hell” and the other “Communist Hell.” Although the two men were class enemies, they decided they should put their heads together to figure out which option would be better.
“It’s an obvious decision,” the American reasoned. “Life on Earth was better under capitalism, so Capitalist Hell is sure to be better for us.”
The Russian laughed and shook his head. “No, we’re going to Communist Hell. That way when the Devil decides to cook us, on the days when there’s coal, there won’t be any matches. When there’s matches, there won’t be any coal. Even if there are matches and coal, the stove will be broken. And on the ONE day when there are matches, coal and a working stove, we’ll just have to sit and listen to lectures about how awful life is in Capitalist Hell!”
Good, altough too bad countries are still buying it.
If they would be forced to close those pipelines it would take years to re-open them.