RE:RE:RE:RE:The so important dividendGovernment will change rules so oil companies get nothing for carbon. We have been under attack for a long time and I dont see that changing. Oil is going to make money, but its never been about the environment so whatever upside is to be had ... we're not getting access to it.
antonaki1 wrote: I guess we're all hoping for the government to create the ability to sell carbon credits now. That's a pretty significant new revenue stream. If it's going to hurt everyones pocket book we might as well benefit indirectly by owning an oil company with the potential to sell a huge amount of them.
Backinblack1000 wrote: No need to worry about arizonabound, poster *mini moe* refuses to listen and before beaking....totally neglects the ccs aspect...the newest revenue street....
Based on current carbon pricingin Canada, which is expected to increase to $50/T in 2022, we see potentialvalue of $100–385 million unrisked ($0.15–0.60/share) at Weyburn thatis not currently priced into the stock (Ex 2). At carbon pricing in line withthe Federal proposal (increasing to $170/T by 2030), the potential valueincreases to $0.4–1.5 billion ($0.60–2.40/share) glta
iownbmw545 wrote: arizonabound wrote: So important that share price was moving downwards at the end of the today as sellers moved in.
9 cents up on EPS of .04.
Whoop Dee Doo.
for you AZZ bounty boy LOL