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Markets May Exaggerate the Risks of Venezuela and Greenland

Most of the recent reports about the potential opportunity in Greenland and Venezuela focus on the large capital expenditure required, technical challenges, and legal security risks. However, markets may exaggerate the risks and underestimate the potential.

Markets May Exaggerate the Risks of Venezuela and Greenland

It is interesting to read that the United States should not invest in Venezuela and Greenland because they are high-risk, low-potential areas, but the same analysts find no problem in China and Russia developing those resources.

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Video. Debate About Perspectives of the Energy Sector

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A debate with BlackRock about the energy sector.

Why oil and gas prices are likely to stay lower for longer. Efficiency and oversupply added to disruptive technologies.

Risks and opportunities in a sector that has overspent for a decade.

Careful with value traps.

Relevance of understanding the capex cycle and the multiples paid for low returns.

Comments from my book The Energy World Is Flat.