Greenland Energy CEO says diesel at USD 5 a gallon jumped 38% in a month

Reuters
Mar 19
Greenland Energy CEO says diesel at USD 5 a gallon jumped 38% in a month
  • In a recorded interview, Robert Price, CEO of Greenland Energy, said diesel prices at USD 5 per gallon represented a 38% spike in one month and could affect core inflation through higher transportation costs.
  • Price said remote regions, including Greenland and parts of the Caribbean, are heavily reliant on diesel and shipping, and he cited supply fragility tied to the Strait of Hormuz.
  • He said Greenland Energy plans to drill its first two wells by the end of the year based on an engineering report estimating up to 13 billion barrels of oil.
  • Price said peak production from the Greenland project could reach 1.5 to 2 million barrels per day and described the estimated resource value as more than USD 1 trillion at current prices.


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