
Energy is Earning its Cost of Capital (Part 1)
The Gist: Better incentives and industry structure have led to Oil & Gas earning its cost of capital.
A blog about the financial history of the Oil & Gas 🛢 industry told through charts 📈 that go back 💯+ years.
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The Gist: Better incentives and industry structure have led to Oil & Gas earning its cost of capital.

The Gist: Energy offers lower Beta and lower risk than you will find elsewhere in the market due to less earnings volatility and better balance sheets.

The Gist: Canadian Oil & Gas producers have become cost competitive with U.S.

The Gist: Texas Railroad Commission data suggest well productivity growth is slowing as gains from the industry’s highest-producing wells become increasingly difficult to achieve.

The Gist: We make a case for 9% per annum share price appreciation and 3% dividend yield based on present capital allocation strategies.

The Gist: Let the refiners continue to run until capacity expansion projects are once again back in vogue and management’s capital allocation strategies begin to change.

The Gist: Big Tech executives are rewarded for growth, not capital efficiency.
I recently had the opportunity to join Doug Garber on the Pitch the PM podcast.

For decades, BP’s Statistical Review of World Energy has been the industry’s gold standard for historical energy data.

The Gist: Higher oil prices are ultimately needed.