RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:AGMYou made some good points Starkicker. Definitely something to think about and keep in mind,
I was also just thinking that although inflation has not been good for Electra because it resulted in major cost overruns, if the company survives this and I think it will, as time goes by the refinery cost should effectively seem lower because a good chunk of its value was realized before the recent big inflation hits. Also, because of inflation, $revenues should go up over time and current debt should become relatively smaller in future money. For example I bought my house in 2006 for 230k and thought that was gougingly high. But over the years its value went up double due to inflation so the previous cost looks like a bargain. Incomes also went up over the years due to inflation, so paying off 230k for the house is easier than it would be for a buyer today buying the same house (and in used shape, not new) for 460k. So inflation can have advantages over time for fixed assets and legacy debt.