Our Problem Isn’t Oil Prices. It’s the Self-Inflicted Costs [Guest Post]

For more than two years, the North American Energy industry has struggled with low prices. Companies have idled workers and equipment, squeezed vendors, and taken additional cost cutting measures. But our problem isn’t oil prices. Rather, it’s the self-inflicted costs.

 

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