RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:First thought of the day "DRILL BABY DRILL" Yes and both you and Houbahop have pointed out the drawbacks of the overproduction that we have seen in the past curtailing prices mush as they would do again with oil were it not for OPEC+ limiting it as shown here: "OPEC+ Cuts Offset By Booming U.S. Oil Production"
https://oilprice.com/Energy/Crude-Oil/OPEC-Cuts-Offset-By-Booming-US-Oil-Production.html I am not sure why anyone thinks more is better but there has to be a happy medium with regards to supply and pricing and demand that natural gas producers and consumers alike can live with. I think for oil they have hit that price at $90 WTI. Hopefully it hovers around that level for a while and NG pricing finds its happy place too, wherever that is.
GLTY and all