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To: Shakush who wrote (1396)5/5/1998 12:41:00 PM
From: 91fxrs  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 2826
 
Hello all,

Does anyone have a guessstimite as to what the price of oil needs to
be in order to make drilling economically feasable in the US? Also
I was reading todays business section in our local paper and I noticed
this following tidbit:

The price surge at the pump was partially fueled by last week's
spike in wholesale prices, which was attributed to a brief power
outage that curtailed production at three Southern California
refineries. But even as those same wholesale prices began to subside
Monday, more oil market storm clouds were brewing on the horizon
as OPEC considered lowering their oil production to boost the
currently low price of crude.


Regards,
Richard



To: Shakush who wrote (1396)5/5/1998 9:54:00 PM
From: Donald Lickman  Respond to of 2826
 
<<Donald, we'll hold you to this comment if they miss a couple>>

They already have. Maybe they'll be 4th time lucky. The success rate in Yemen is high 1 in 3 so Ross has paid his dues.

Yemen is very prospective, the only thing I don't like about Yemen is the brutal PSC terms. They rank very low on a world scale for commercial attraction and high for political risk.

Who knows tglef may beat the odds and score big!