What break-even price does the speaker give for major oil and gas companies?

Name: The oil and gas industry is not falling apart #realestate #oilandgasinvesting
Uploaded: 2025-06-17T11:01:17+00:00
Duration: 50 s
Channel: Courtney Moeller
Description: Courtney Moeller argues that widespread headlines claiming the oil and gas industry is collapsing are misleading. She acknowledges smaller "mom-and-pop"…

Courtney MoellerIron Horse Energy Funds Manager

The oil and gas industry is not falling apart #realestate #oilandgasinvesting

17 Jun 2025 · 1 min

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Courtney Moeller argues that widespread headlines claiming the oil and gas industry is collapsing are misleading. She acknowledges smaller "mom-and-pop" producers may struggle, but emphasizes major oil and gas companies became more efficient after COVID and remain profitable — she cites break-even figures of about $35–$40 per barrel for the large operators.

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$35–$40 per barrel.

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Here recently, I've seen so many different articles that are very misleading, and they make you think that the oil and gas industry is falling apart and everything's just going to hell in a hand basket. And that's really just not the case. It might be that way for maybe a small mom and pop producer, but major oil and gas companies, and especially after they have, you know, survived everything that happened through Covid, they've become so much more efficient and so much more streamlined with their business. And so but we're seeing all these headlines that are saying, oh, operators are being forced out. They're not able to drill and be profitable at these prices. And for smaller operators, that might be the case. But these major companies that we're participating with, their break even numbers are 35, $40 a barrel. And so they're still very profitable, even at these numbers.