We have not reached peak oil demand, and need congress to act now to hold the European Union's "corporate sustainability due diligence directive" at bay.
Thanks, Urs, I will watch for a copy that I can share - for copyright issues- if they put it out on YouTube, you can embed, or use their link - otherwise, Fox gets grumpy. But a transcript, and pointing out the key talking points, is legal.
I was very impressed with the discussion, and Darren's comments were spot on. He has a lot of responsibility to his shareholders, and we can see his concerns are well-founded - now we need action from our Great Secretary of Energy to lead the charge on legislation to keep the US oil and gas companies from paying climate change taxes and fees. - This will be in the form of trade barriers and tariffs on Japan, Canada, the UK, and all of the EU countries. -
Urs, I did not even think about that - fantastic point, and we have seen the difference between the U.S. and the European oil companies investments, and drilling programs - the European are having to play catchup, and I think that Shell and BP may not even be in the UK within a year - I would leave if I were the CEO looking to protect shareholder wealth.
Thanks for publishing. I watched the interview. Woods (and Baier) did a great job. It should be widely watched (or read).
Thanks, Urs, I will watch for a copy that I can share - for copyright issues- if they put it out on YouTube, you can embed, or use their link - otherwise, Fox gets grumpy. But a transcript, and pointing out the key talking points, is legal.
I was very impressed with the discussion, and Darren's comments were spot on. He has a lot of responsibility to his shareholders, and we can see his concerns are well-founded - now we need action from our Great Secretary of Energy to lead the charge on legislation to keep the US oil and gas companies from paying climate change taxes and fees. - This will be in the form of trade barriers and tariffs on Japan, Canada, the UK, and all of the EU countries. -
Funny how different things can be when the adults are back in charge!
What struck me most is that nothing he said amounted to even an acknowledgement that Engine No. 1 still has seats on the board. Love it!
Urs, I did not even think about that - fantastic point, and we have seen the difference between the U.S. and the European oil companies investments, and drilling programs - the European are having to play catchup, and I think that Shell and BP may not even be in the UK within a year - I would leave if I were the CEO looking to protect shareholder wealth.