@BowTiedYanqui Yes but mostly because of the massive deregulation, cutting of subsidies, and the ending of price caps by Milei. It's the market healing.
20,000 Bbl/d Yemen Wells: "Here's a quick funny story on Yemen as an example. We were drilling vertical wells. Think about today's technology — having to drill 4,000 or 5,000 meter laterals just to get 1,000 barrels a day out of a well."
"In Yemen, if we didn't get 15 to 20,000 barrels a day of light oil production out of a vertical well, we saw that as a miss. When we hit 20,000 barrels a day in a new well, it was steak dinner night in the field."
"It just gives you perspective on the scale. We had a 250,000 barrel a day operation going there, and at the time our project alone was 40% of the country's GDP."
•Outwest Energy CEO Mike Backus
@RealPETE2020 Some kind of composite credit score for Midland would be awesome but I fear it would be a lagging factor in your model. The shit already hit the fan.
this morning had my agent:
1) analyze my credit reports, write dispute letters to financial institutions and mail them certified mail via online mailer
2) plan daily itinerary for mine and daughters trip to NYC
3) manage my personal cash flow/budget and transfer money to different accounts
4) find all the growth VC funds i've talked to in my email, give me summaries on our convos and send them emails to line up in-person meetings.
@MAN__Z00@Argenpoirot Eso es mentira. La autopista pasa por Meca, pero no va directamente a la mezquita principal. Todos los infidels se les prohíbe entrar en la ciudad. La ruta que rodea la ciudad para los infieles es muy tortuosa y fea. Fuente: viví allí durante muchos años.