When will they pay for the real price of CO2. A CO2 that will stay (globally) in the atmosphere for 10.000 years (and more)...
Is this an actual question? If so, the obvious answer is that they will not. Or one could answer that we all will and since we all share responsibility for it then the bill will come due and will be paid.
I must say that the way you focus on this all the time makes no sense to me. Trying to punish people for what we all have done will not get us moving in the right directions. You should not even say things like this unless you can honestly state that you use zero fossil fuel products in your life and never have. Bet that is just not the case either now or in the past. We all share responsibility for what we have done, are doing and for trying to fix things.
This topic has a point and purpose. And that is to educate the readers here about certain aspects of the fossil fuel industry. A common theme amongst those most focused on climate change is an almost complete ignorance of the fossil fuel industry in how it operates and the impacts it has on the global financial situation and big parts of our lives. I am tying to provide insights into factors of this industry which will educate and enlighten the readers. I am not an advocate for it in any way.
If one really understands this industry and how it is key to where we are today and how dependent we are upon it then it helps us understand better how to proceed. A real understanding of it will do much to temper ones unbridled advocating for the green BAU approaches being able to let us maintain our current industrial civilization.
So tell me what the macro effects are going to be over the next few years of this plunge in oil and gas prices and the real possibility they will go even lower. It has huge import to everything you advocate. Will it help speed or slow your renewable roll out? Will it raise consumption of fossil fuels, which and why? For how long? What will that do to consumption patterns over the next 5 years or so? What will be its impact on the global economy, the economies of specific countries and why does it matter? What will be its impacts on the politics of key countries. Etc.
People do not say that "Oil is the economy." for no reason.
Let's have meaningful dialogue.