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mr_lebowski

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7. Exactly. I have serious doubts re: whether they are choosing to do this

Reply to Aristus (Reply #6)

Thu Feb 11, 2021, 04:58 PM

Feb 2021

Or they have no choice due to physical/geological reality.

The North Sea has been in production decline for many years now, as have many other major fields like Cantarell.

The fracking 'boom' is a dying gasp.

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