RE: general predictions20 Oct 2021 19:21
Util, try to understand what is being said instead of spreading negative views for free. I know you have limited education as everyone here does but try to not expose yourself further.
The views I reported are the readings of the top producers in gas and petrol not the daily readings you pick from news and websites. The top heads of large petrol and gas companies make long term predictions, they do not read the news predictions. They have all the data to do the right decision in managing those multi Bellion companies.
gas is short in supply and the shift of China from coal to gas to produce electricity will put more pressure on gas prices.
china is already experiencing grid cut offs due to short supplies of coal.
One of the main producers of gas 'Qatar' declared it has reached the maximum of production and can't add more.
Russia is struggling to meet the demand form EU.
https://www.ft.com/content/760b2a01-d1ec-4177-bae5-27f29c7ad646
The gas pipes from North Africa to Italy and Spain are in full capacity.
European traditional producers are unable to produce more.
East Med countries are almost in open war for the offshore gas explorations.
So where do you think the gas will come from as liquified gas is much more expensive as it needs storage and transport?
if that to be the alternative source from USA to EU.
given the level of production of echo now, the sp reflects the level of expected profitability give the debt payments in the future. As more and more production is added, the profitability of echo will become obvious and the sp has to move to a new level. simple. we still have three wells to resume production and lot of wells to be brought back as workovers are done.