OSTRO ENERGY · LIVE BRIEFING
Juniors Breakfast Forum · April 2026

Perspectives on
Canadian Oil & Gas
Prices.

A live, interactive briefing on market fundamentals and geopolitics shaping Canadian oil and gas prices.
Edward Ostrowski, P.Eng.
Ostro Energy Corporation · edward@ostro-energy.com
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PART I
Part 01 / 04

Energy Basics
& Market Behaviour.

Seven slides on how energy markets actually work, the mix, the fundamentals, the volatility, and the history that shapes today's prices.
OSTRO · APR 202602 / 43
PART I · ENERGY BASICS
Energy Types & Sources

Carbon fuels: 86% of global energy.

...and for good reasons.

Primary Energy Mix by Source
2024 · global · share of total
Source · 2025 Statistical Review of World Energy
Fuel Characteristics for Power Systems
Comparative operating characteristics
FuelBaseload DispatchInertia Carbon-Free
Source · DOOMBERG.COM
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PART I · ENERGY BASICS
Basic Market · Supply vs Demand

Why are energy prices so volatile?

Oil & gas prices respond to more than supply and demand.

01 · Fundamentals
  • Geology, geography
  • Capital, manpower, equipment
  • Extraction technology
  • Fungible energy sources
  • Fuel & electrical applications
02 · Non-Market Forces
  • Geopolitics
  • Government / climate policy
  • Public / activist / legal actions
  • Sanctions / trade chokepoints
Supply Shock → Price Response
Benchmark-anchored model · drag the slider to apply a supply shock
Supply Shock 0%
−30% +30%
MODELED CLEARING PRICE $91.38
Live current WTI · FRED daily series Loading…
Source · U.S. Energy Information Administration via FRED
Chart basis · © 2013 Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. · Model illustrative
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PART I · ENERGY BASICS
Historical Crude Oil Prices

Price swings are a modern norm.

Three regimes define the history: long post-war stability, the 1970s supply shock era, and a modern market defined by repeated geopolitical resets.
1946 – latest published month · WTI · Hover for detail
PART I · ENERGY BASICS
21st Century Crude Oil Prices

What is crude really worth?

Monthly · Jan 2000 – latest shared month
SOURCE · FRED WTISPLC · CPIAUCSL · REAL SERIES ANCHORED TO JAN 200006 / 43
PART I · ENERGY BASICS
Global Crude Oil Prices

Benchmarks in lockstep.

…with revealing spreads along the way.

WCS · WTI DIFFERENTIAL
CAD/bbl, latest common month
Trans Mountain Expansion in mid-2024 narrowed Canada's heavy oil differential materially.
Annotations
SOURCE · PLATTS · ARGUS · CAD/BBL07 / 43
PART I · ENERGY BASICS
N.A. Natural Gas Price History

Cdn gas at the back end of the pipe.

Monthly · 2016 – …
HENRY HUB · LATEST
AECO · LATEST
AECO DISCOUNT TO HH
SOURCE · NGI · AECO-C · STATION 2 · CAD/MMBTU08 / 43
PART I · ENERGY BASICS
Global Natural Gas Prices

Cdn gas really at the back end of the pipe.

JKM PEAK
$27.29
Euro gas crisis
DUTCH TTF PEAK
CAD/MMBtu
HENRY HUB PEAK
Modest lift from euro crisis
AECO PEAK
…so much for arbitrage
SOURCE · PLATTS · ICE · CAD/MMBTU09 / 43
PART II
Part 02 / 04

Energy Supply.

Where the molecules come from, and why Canada's geography dictates where they can go.
OSTRO · APR 202610 / 43
PART II · ENERGY SUPPLY
Crude supply

Global Oil Production · 2000 → 2024

The shale revolution reordered the top five. Scrub the year to watch the U.S. overtake Saudi Arabia in 2014 and Russia in 2018.
YEAR
2024
CONTROLS
20002024
CANADA · RANK THIS YEAR
#4
of 12 tracked producers
CANADA · MBPD
5,135
up from 2,692 in 2000
Source · EIA, BP Stat Review, Ostro analysis11 / 43
PART II · ENERGY SUPPLY
Nat gas supply

Global Natural Gas Production

The U.S. is the world's largest gas producer by a wide margin. Canada sits fifth globally, but our export capacity is constrained by pipeline geography.
YEAR
2024
CONTROLS
20002024
US vs #2 GAP
38.9 Bcf/d
US minus Russia, this year
CANADA · BCF/D
18.7
Top-five supply base with LNG export upside emerging
Source · EIA, BP Stat Review12 / 43
PART II · ENERGY SUPPLY
NGL supply

Global NGL Production

NGLs (ethane, propane, butane, pentanes) are a byproduct of rich gas. The U.S. dominates because of the wet Permian and Marcellus basins.
YEAR
2024
CONTROLS
20002024
US · KBPD
6,941
roughly 9× Canadian output
CANADA · KBPD
753
condensate premium inside NA
Source · EIA Monthly, BP13 / 43
PART II · ENERGY SUPPLY
Supply drivers

Supply Comes From Rock, Tools, and Price

Oil and gas are abundant. What changes usable supply is whether geology is attractive, technology can unlock it, and price clears the capital hurdle.
Three things decide whether supply shows up
Choose the lens that frames the supply case
Recent discoveries that expand the map
Large finds make adjacent development easier to justify
Capital waits for the hurdle rate
Dallas Fed survey · WTI needed to profitably drill a new well
Source · Dallas Fed Energy Survey · large-discovery examples from original Ostro briefing14 / 43
PART II · ENERGY SUPPLY
Fungibility

Fungibility Connects Energy Markets

When fuels can do the same job, price gaps invite substitution. Access, economics, and policy decide whether switching actually happens.
Where switching can happen
Choose the end use and the market state
The switching rule
Three gates must line up before demand moves
Why this matters now
As LNG and NGL supply expands, cross-fuel pricing matters more
Source · Original Ostro fungibility framework · conceptual cross-fuel pricing relationships15 / 43
PART II · ENERGY SUPPLY
Practical energy supply

Location, Location, Location.

Every energy source has a geography problem. Where it comes from, how you move it, and what has to run alongside when it isn't running.
Source · Ostro Energy framework · Click a source16 / 43
PART II · ENERGY SUPPLY
Cdn & US O&G supply flows

Canada Must Go To & Through the U.S.

Canada produces more than it consumes, but most surplus still moves into the U.S. system.
units · mmbbl / d · 2024
Current view
The U.S. remains Canada’s primary route to market.
Source · CER / EIA / EI · 2024. * 0.2 crude overseas via TMX (exp. mid-2024); LNG Canada overseas 2025.17 / 43
PART III
Part 03 / 04

Energy
Demand.

Where the molecules go. How growth, efficiency, and geography shape the five-year consumption curve.
OSTRO · APR 202618 / 43
PART III · ENERGY DEMAND
Global oil demand

Top 10 Oil Consumers

Twenty-four years of consumption. The world's largest economies burn oil — and three of them are still accelerating. Scrub the timeline to see ranks shift.
YEAR
2024
CONTROLS
20002024
CHINA GROWTH
+252%
2000 → 2024 · now #1
CANADA · TODAY
2.33
mmbpd · we produce 2× what we burn
Source · 2025 EI Statistical Review of World Energy · kbpd shown for readability (crude + condensate + NGLs)19 / 43
PART III · ENERGY DEMAND
Global gas demand

Top 10 Gas Consumers

China's gas consumption grew sixteen-fold since 2000. This is the demand curve LNG Canada is chasing — and why AECO's discount is, long-term, a pricing anomaly.
YEAR
2024
CONTROLS
20002024
CHINA GROWTH
+1659%
2000 → 2024 · now #2
CANADA · TODAY
12.4
bcf/d · winter-heating dominant
Source · 2025 EI Statistical Review of World Energy · bcf/d20 / 43
PART III · ENERGY DEMAND
Demand forecast challenge

Which Future is Real?

Four scenarios. Same starting point. Drastically different 2050s. The forecast you believe tells you what you'll build — and the bill you'll pay if you're wrong.
GLOBAL OIL DEMAND · SCENARIOS
mmbpd · 2020–2050 · IEA / OPEC / industry
HOVER FOR DETAIL
Source · IEA STEPS/APS/NZE (2024), OPEC WOO (2024), industry base case · illustrative21 / 43
PART III · ENERGY DEMAND
What drives energy demand

Fundamentals vs. Politics.

"Peak oil" has been announced every year since 2019. Each forecast got pushed further out, higher, later. The pattern is the tell.
EVOLUTION OF THE PEAK OIL FORECAST
mmbpd · each line = a vintage forecast
THE FEEDBACK LOOP
Policy scenarios predict peak → governments write policy around that prediction → behaviour adjusts on the margin → forecasters revise the peak out, up, and later.
2023 STEPS
plateau ~2030
demand peaks then flattens
2025 CPS
growth to 2050
the peak keeps receding
Source · IEA STEPS (2023, 2024) · IEA CPS (2025) · illustrative alignment22 / 43
PART III · ENERGY DEMAND
Fundamentals over politics

All Major Energy Sources Are Rising.

Sixty years of the data. Global primary energy nearly 4×. Every fuel — including the ones we're told are being phased out — is higher in absolute terms than it was a decade ago.
GLOBAL PRIMARY ENERGY · 1965–2024
exajoules · by source
TOTAL · 2024
592 EJ
vs 150 in 1965 · 3.95×
CARBON FUELS
86%
of 2024 primary energy — unchanged in real terms
RENEWABLES
additive
not substitutive — growing on top of the stack
Source · 2025 EI Statistical Review of World Energy · exajoules · primary energy23 / 43
PART III · ENERGY DEMAND
What Really Drives Energy Demand?

Prosperity Requires Energy

GDP per capita plotted against energy use per capita. No high-income society operates on low energy consumption. As developing economies move up the prosperity curve, they remain the largest incremental source of long-term demand growth.
GDP PER CAPITA · ENERGY USE PER CAPITA · 2023
bubble size · population · hover for detail
DEVELOPING-ECONOMY DEMAND
China and India
Roughly 2.9 billion people are still moving up the prosperity curve. Even modest gains in per-capita energy use translate into very large incremental demand.
CANADA
100 GJ/person
Among the world’s highest — reflecting climate, distance, and resource intensity.
IMPLICATION
The long-run demand story is not whether developing economies consume more energy. It is how quickly they move up the curve.
TAKEAWAY
Any serious demand outlook has to account for billions of people still moving toward higher living standards and higher energy consumption. That is the fundamental demand backdrop.
Source · World Bank (GDP) · EI Review (energy) · 2023 · GJ primary energy per capita24 / 43
PART III · ENERGY DEMAND
Demand balance for liquids

Balance is tightening. Scarcity risk is a 2026 story.

Surplus in 2025 does not guarantee comfort in 2026. The surplus story still includes paper barrels, SPRs, and other supply that may not translate into real barrels when the market needs them.
GLOBAL LIQUIDS · SUPPLY vs DEMAND
mmbpd · actuals only · quarterly refresh through 2026 Q1 · May 2026 STEO
QUARTERLY · EIA STEO
THE 2% RULE
~2 mmbpd
A disruption of only a few million barrels per day can still move crude materially. That is small relative to the global system and large relative to price stability.
THE PHANTOM SURPLUS
The paper surplus debate still leans on inventories, non-repeatable buffers, and accounting barrels. That is not the same thing as prompt physical supply.
2026 INFLECTION
Only a small share of global supply really sets price. If Gulf barrels are disrupted, the market can move from apparent surplus to real deficit very quickly.
Source · U.S. EIA STEO Figure 2 · May 2026 release25 / 43
PART III · ENERGY DEMAND
Demand factors for nat gas

Economic Growth Requires More Gas.

Global electricity demand tends to rise with economic growth, and natural gas demand remains broad-based across power generation, industry, and buildings.
GLOBAL POWER DEMAND
Year-on-year percent change in global electricity demand, 1992-2026
OPEN ↗
GDP growth vs electricity demand growth. 2025-2026 are forecast values.
IEA · CC BY 4.0
GLOBAL GAS END-USE
Global natural gas demand per sector, 2005-2025
OPEN ↗
Gas demand remains broad-based across power generation, industry, residential and commercial demand.
IEA · CC BY 4.0
Source · IEA electricity demand (Jul 2025) · IEA gas demand by sector (Jun 2020)26 / 43
PART III · ENERGY DEMAND
AI demand growth

Bubble or Game Changer?

AI buildout is material, but the broader electricity-demand story still runs through industry, cooling, transport, and other end uses.
GLOBAL POWER DEMAND
Increase in electricity demand by sector, base case, 2024-2030
IEA · BASE CASE
TWh
05001,0001,500
2030
Industry excluding heavy industry
1,530
Other
1,310
Electric transport
840
Appliances
760
Space cooling
650
Data centres
530
Space and water heating
460
Heavy industry
400
Data centres are growing quickly, but the larger base-case gains still come from industry, transport, appliances, cooling, and other uses.
IEA · CC BY 4.0
BIG TECH AI CAPEX
Big Tech capex confirms AI demand is real
COMPANY GUIDANCE
Company
2026 capex
YoY
Amazon
$200B
+60%
Google
$180B
+97%
Meta
$125B
+73%
Microsoft
$117.5B
+41%
Tesla
$20B
+135%
Apple
$13B
+2%
Takeaway
AI matters, but it is not the whole demand story.
AI raises electricity demand materially, but the larger base-case increases still come from industry, transport, appliances, cooling, and other end uses.
Source · IEA · company guidance · 2025/202627 / 43
PART IV
Part 04 / 04

Non-Market
Forces.

Geopolitics and government policy. Where fundamentals get overridden — and where the swing-factor volatility actually lives.
OSTRO · APR 202628 / 43
PART IV · GEOPOLITICS
Geopolitical mental model

US & China Vying for Global Power.

Toggle between 2001 and 2023. Red = China is the largest trading partner. Blue = United States. In two decades, the map inverted.
LARGEST TRADING PARTNER · BY COUNTRY
source: IMF DOT · stylized
2001 · USA
#1 for 80%
of countries tracked. The unipolar moment, at its peak.
2023 · CHINA
#1 for 70%
of countries tracked. The inversion is near-complete across the global south.
ENERGY IMPLICATION
China trades with 70% of the world. Energy flows follow trade. Which buyer a barrel ultimately clears with is increasingly a Beijing question, not a Washington one.
Source · IMF DOT · Lowy Institute · 2024 · stylized hex grid29 / 43
PART IV · GEOPOLITICS
Is China going green?

Is China Going Green?
Nope.

Carbon fuels as a share of the mix? Decreasing. Carbon fuels in absolute terms? Still growing. The "greening" headlines are a share-of-mix story. The emissions story is a volume story. They are not the same.
CARBON FUELS · SHARE OF CHINA ENERGY MIX
% of primary energy · what the headlines celebrate
CARBON FUELS · ABSOLUTE CONSUMPTION
EJ · what actually hits the atmosphere
The bottom line: China's share of carbon energy is falling ~4 points per decade. Its absolute carbon consumption has doubled over the same period. A decreasing slice of a rapidly growing pie is still a bigger slice than it was.
Source · 2025 EI Statistical Review of World Energy · China primary energy30 / 43
PART IV · GEOPOLITICS
China's appetite for energy

In Pursuit of Self-Reliance & Dominance.

China is building an all-of-system energy position. The chart shows the scale of the buildout; the summary highlights where China is strongest, where it is still exposed, and why that matters for Canadian producers.
Primary energy consumption by source, China
Our World in Data reference · long-run system buildout
CHART-LED VIEW
The core signal is scale: China has expanded every major energy system, not just one.
BRANDED SUMMARY
China is scaling toward broad energy self-reliance, not a single-fuel strategy.
COAL
DOMINANT
Global leader in reserves, production, consumption, and imports. Coal still anchors power and heavy industry.
OIL / NGLs
WEAKNESS
China remains the top crude and NGL importer, leaving a large strategic dependence on foreign liquids supply.
NAT GAS + HYDRO
BALANCE
Gas demand has surged, while hydro remains a major domestic balancing asset for the broader power system.
RENEWABLES + NUCLEAR
BUILDOUT
China is pairing renewable manufacturing strength with one of the world’s most aggressive nuclear build programs.
TAKEAWAYS FOR CANADIAN PRODUCERS
China is building toward total energy self-reliance. Over time, that points to less need for Canadian and US crude, NGLs, and LNG — even if LNG Canada still benefits from today’s demand window.
2035
SELF-RELIANCE TARGET
Source · EI Statistical Review · IEA · BNEF · 2024/202531 / 43
PART IV · GEOPOLITICS
EU policies vs energy realities

More Green… at a Cost.

Europe led on climate policy. The missing setup is visible in carbon allowances: policy costs climbed first, then the gas shock turned a tightening power system into a full-blown price crisis.
CARBON ALLOWANCES · €/tCO₂
2018–2026 · EU ETS reference
policy cost ratchet
POLICY SIGNAL
Carbon costs were already ratcheting higher before the 2022 gas shock. The crisis did not create Europe’s cost problem; it exposed how thin system margins amplify it.
WHOLESALE ELECTRICITY · €/MWh
2015–2025 · monthly averages · selected markets
PRE-2021 AVG
€40 / MWh
Germany baseload · 2015–2020
2022 PEAK
€470
12× pre-crisis · Russian gas cutoff
TODAY
€95 / MWh
Still ~2.5× the old baseline. The peak has passed; the cost reset remains.
Source · EMBER · EEX · Bloomberg · ENTSO-E · 2018–2026 · EU ETS + €/MWh baseload32 / 43
PART IV · GEOPOLITICS
EU energy dependency switch

From Russia to USA With Love(?)

Europe did not eliminate energy dependence. It swapped discounted Russian pipeline gas for seaborne LNG, with the United States becoming the new swing supplier.
RUSSIAN PIPELINE FLOWS · BCM/Y
2015–2025 · major corridors + annual average
dependency unwind
EU GAS IMPORTS Q3 2025 · MILLION TONS
supplier ranking · LNG plus pipeline arrivals
DEPENDENCY SWITCH
Russian volumes collapsed, but Europe did not move to supply independence. The replacement stack now leans on imported LNG led by the United States, leaving price and geopolitical leverage in different hands rather than removing it.
Source · Bloomberg · RBC Capital Markets · Eurostat · ECONOLOG · Q3 2025 gas imports + 2015–2025 flow history33 / 43
PART IV · GEOPOLITICS
South America situation report

South America Situation Report

The region is becoming a larger Atlantic-basin supply engine while Chinese access faces more friction across the Venezuela-to-Cuba corridor.
1
Venezuela · Maduro extracted by US forces, country vassalized, potential to restore production and expand.
2
Cuba · US disrupts crude exports from Venezuela to China via Cuba.
3
Guyana · Focus on Esequiba offshore oil without Venezuela threats.
4
Brazil · Oil growth from pre-salt pools; BRICS involvement riles US.
5
Argentina · Vaca Muerta shale development, US aligned.
Energy Outcome: Increased supply/production, China supply disrupted
S&C Am Oil Supply (mmbpd)
Upside
+6 mmbpd...
over time
Source · Ostro Energy geopolitical outlook · Apr 2026 · South America regional supply view34 / 43
PART IV · GEOPOLITICS
SE Asia situation report

SE Asia Situation Report

China, Taiwan, Japan, and South Korea sit on top of the world's most exposed import corridor. The strategic read is simple: if Malacca is constrained, energy demand destruction becomes the regional risk.
SE ASIA · EXPOSURE MAP
FOUR-POINT REGIONAL READ
1
China stockpiles and expands energy buffers for Taiwan scenarios, but remains highly vulnerable to crude supply constraints.
2
Taiwan is the strategic tech hinge, under constant China threat and dependent on the US security umbrella.
3
Japan remains LNG dependent and is militarizing to counter Chinese aggression.
4
South Korea balances between China and the US while staying structurally dependent on LNG imports.
Energy Outcome: Potential demand destruction if region is isolated by kinetic conflict or blockade
Import Risk of Oil (mmbpd) and LNG (bcfpd)
Energy demand at risk
17 mmbpd Oil
28 bcfpd Gas
Source · Ostro Energy geopolitical outlook · Apr 2026 · SE Asia import exposure and Malacca Strait risk view35 / 43
PART IV · GEOPOLITICS
Middle East situation report

Three Straits, One Chessboard.

Hormuz, Bab el-Mandeb, Suez. 20 mmbpd of oil and 11 bcf/d of gas transit these three chokepoints. Israel, KSA, UAE, Iran — the alliances are actively being re-drawn.
MIDDLE EAST · KEY THEATRES & CHOKEPOINTS
1
ISRAEL
On offensive vs. Iran & proxies. Tightly aligned with UAE.
2
SOMALILAND
Israel-recognized, moving toward independence. Key port for Bab el-Mandeb traffic.
3
SAUDI ARABIA
Traditional Gulf leader. UAE challenging regionally. Recent Pakistan defense agreement.
4
UAE
Rival to KSA. Ties to Israel, Yemen, Sudan, Somaliland. Recent India agreement.
5
YEMEN
Civil war. UAE exited proxy backing. Houthis threaten Bab el-Mandeb shipping.
6
IRAN
Pariah → rogue. Mosaic command resilient. Military/commercial backing from China, Russia.
WAR RISK · TRANSIT
20 mmbpd
OIL
11 bcf/d
GAS
End of US petro-dollar is back on the table.
Source · Ostro geopolitical outlook · EIA chokepoint data · Apr 202636 / 43
PART V
Part 05 / 05

Conclusions
& Outcomes.

Everything above, compressed into a pricing thesis. Where WTI is going. Where AECO is going. What it means for a Canadian junior in 2026.
OSTRO · APR 202637 / 43
PART V · PRICING OUTLOOK
Market reach for Cdn production

Verdict: Landlocked, We Need US.

Most Canadian oil and gas still clear through captive North American channels, with only limited international reach.
CDN CRUDE MARKETS
Can Crude Oil Market (%sales, 2025)
CAN USA INTL
CDN GAS MARKETS
Cdn Gas Market (%sales, 2025)
CAN USA INTL
Read-through
Oil still clears 69% to the USA, with only 5% international reach. Gas remains primarily domestic and US-bound at 53% Canada and 38% USA, leaving just 9% international access.
Source · CER and public data · sales ~6 mmbbl/d, ~23 bcf/d38 / 43
PART V · PRICING OUTLOOK
Price drivers

Crude is Global. Gas is Regional.

Crude clears on geopolitics and global supply access. Canadian gas still clears on pipe reach, weather, and whether molecules can get to the burner tip.
WTI · GLOBAL DRIVERS
Crude
GLOBAL
Core thesis
Geopolitics “trumps” fundamentals
Important factors
Access · Econ growth · Physical supply
Less important
Rig count · OPEC+ · USD
WTI · LIVE
AECO · REGIONAL DRIVERS
Nat Gas
REGIONAL
Core thesis
All about getting to the burner tip
Important factors
US prod · Electrification · LNG exports
Less important
Green policies · Weather · Storage
AECO · LIVE
Source · Ostro framework view of key price drivers · Apr 202639 / 43
PART V · PRICING OUTLOOK
Iran war implications

What If… NorthAm Turtles?

Regional oil and gas balances if Hormuz closes and Middle East exports halt. The question is simple: who is structurally long, who is short, and where does NorthAm sit?
Regional lens
NorthAm Europe CIS Middle East Africa Asia S-C America
Source · 2025 EI Statistical Review · oil = crude+condensate mmbpd · gas bcf/d · 202440 / 43
PART V · PRICING OUTLOOK
Iran war · crude replacement

Can NorthAm Replace the Persian Gulf?

Japanese refineries run 85% of their throughput on Gulf blends. If Hormuz closes, can Canadian + US crude fill that demand? Barrels match. Quality is the problem.
CRUDE QUALITY · API vs SULFUR
Gulf grades (red) vs NorthAm (blue) · refiner match quality
JAPAN REFINERY DIET
85%
of throughput is medium-sour Gulf blends. Murban, Arab Heavy, Basrah Heavy.
NORTHAM SUBSTITUTES
Edm. Sweet-Light (MSW)
API 39 · 0.4% S — too light
US Shale (WTI)
API 40 · 0.3% S — too light
WCS (diluted bitumen)
API 20 · 3.5% S — heavier, matches!
CDN OPPORTUNITY
WCS is the closest quality match to Arab Heavy/Basrah. TMX egress caps what we can deliver. Every incremental barrel of west-coast capacity is worth a premium in this scenario.
Source · EIA crude assay database · JODI · Japanese refiner data · 202441 / 43
PART V · PRICING OUTLOOK
Pricing paths

Taleb, Applied to O&G.

Three scenario paths for WTI and AECO through 2030. Base, bull, bear. Skew is asymmetric — the bear case is shallow, the bull case is wide open. Gluts follow shortages; shortages do not always follow gluts.
WTI OUTLOOK · US$/BBL
2020–2030 · 3 scenarios
AECO OUTLOOK · C$/GJ
2020–2030 · 3 scenarios
"
I've seen gluts not followed by shortages, but I've never seen a shortage not followed by a glut.
NASSIM TALEB
Source · Ostro Energy outlook · base/bull/bear scenarios · illustrative42 / 43
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End of briefing · thank you

Koniec.

Questions? Every chart in this deck is live and interactive — let's dig in.
Edward Ostrowski, P.Eng.
OSTRO ENERGY · APR 2026
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