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Mabel
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Posted by Mabel > 1 month ago | Report Abuse
Thanks for sharing SinGor!
EU cannot produce economical EV car yet tries to Ban China EV. India, Africa and South America have about 2.8 Bil population. They cannot switch over to EV without financial support from Rich countries ( both EU and US spend 1.3 Trillion in Ukraine war + more $billion to support Israel in Middle East). Hence they need more taxes for Gov machinery to function, donation to poor countries. Furthermore USA 35 Trillion Debt. Hence despite metreoric rise in EV adoption, Fossil is here is here to stay.
Indonesia has asked ExxonMobil to raise its crude oil production from 125,000 barrels per day (bpd) to 150,000 bpd by 2026. The The Cepu Block, Exxon’s flagship project in East Java, currently contributes around 144,000 bpd to Indonesia’s total oil production of 577,000 bpd. Increasing production is expected to help reduce Indonesia’s budget deficit and dependence on oil imports. Partnership and Development: ExxonMobil, in partnership with PT Pertamina EP Cepu and local government companies, signed the Production Sharing Contract for the Cepu Block in 2005.
Generally, the break-even price is the minimum price per barrel at which oil producers can cover their costs and make a profit.
For example, in the U.S., the break-even price for new wells in the Permian Basin is around $62 per barrel, while existing wells can break even at about $38 per barrel. Globally, many new oil projects can break even below $50 per barrel. Brent is retailing at $71 per barrel. Hence it is still profitable business with 30% Margin.