Submitted by PatientBuilder499 t3_zwjjuf in worldnews
NaCly_Asian t1_j1vmk4v wrote
Reply to comment by geon2k2 in Putin bans Russian oil exports to countries that imposed price cap -decree by PatientBuilder499
if Russia stops production completely and takes all their oil off the global market, it would cause the oil price to jump drastically. If India pays 'normal' prices now (say, 80 dollars), it would be cheaper than the elevated prices with messed up supplies (maybe 150+ dollars).
Kneepi t1_j1vn9f7 wrote
That's not how oil wells work, well they do, but it would be a disaster for Russia's future.
Consistent_Box908 t1_j1vo09w wrote
You are right. You stop using the well and you simply killing it. It’s not something that can be just stopped and started once in a while. The whole infrastructure would be devastated. If this were so simple they would have stopped by now. They simply can’t.
Btw it’s British/Americans companies that provide insurance for the ships. So if India doesnt have a pipe that covers 90% of their demand they will pay higher price anyways cause someone needs to ship it.
bigcaprice t1_j1xkxir wrote
> it would be a disaster for Russia's future.
In that case I'm going to assume that's exactly what they'll do.
geon2k2 t1_j1vomw8 wrote
Why the downvote though. What i said its true, do your checks. If russia stops producing, yes international price will increase but russia will be in even a bigger hole that they are now. Also did you knew they cannot stop production for siberian oil? If not and you learned something from that post, why the downvote?
NaCly_Asian t1_j1wluar wrote
My thinking is that if the EU has to back down from the price cap due to the effects on their economy, Russia can dictate terms on restarting the oil deal, which I would assume would cover the fines from the breaches of contracts and other compensation. It comes down to who blinks first. Also, OPEC could also tighten the supply even more.
also, I did not know about the oil industry and the effects of stopping the oil drilling. thanks for the info :)
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