Economics

i.e. give us more money or enjoy living in a cave.

i.e. give us more money or enjoy living in a cave. 

https://corporate.exxonmobil.com/-/media/global/files/global-outlook/2024/global-outlook-executive-summary.pdf

Complexity explorer. Residing in the liminal.

As I understand it, it is getting harder to extract and refine hydrocarbons, leading to an increased Energy Cost of Energy. It's a trap that we won't be able to escape from.

Husband | VP Defense Strategy @darkhive | reserve officer @usarmy | lifelong learner & leader | alum @harvardHBS @westpoint_USMA

As I understand it, it is getting harder to extract and refine hydrocarbons, leading to an increased Energy Cost of Energy. It's a trap that we won't be able to escape from. 
https://consciousnessofsheep.co.uk/2024/05/31/nowhere-to-run/

Is there an opportunity for a new generation of oil and gas players (i.e. fracking in the US) to plug the gap?

Think we all know that over the very long term we move to using a lot more (or exclusively) alternative energy sources, but the key question is how we get there most effectively.