How does Iran fit in now at the OPEC table? What becomes of Venezuela and Nigeria at current prices, if sustained? And Saudi Arabia is planning a downstream IPO and increased non-energy privatization incentives in the midst of declining sovereign cash, reduced constituent subsidization and war. And, then, there is Russia. Here’s an expert perspective of what is confounding energy markets.
- Thomas A. Petrie, chairman of Petrie Partners LLC.
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