Apparently, the author of the meme here doesn’t know that 2023 marked the sixth straight year that the United States led the world in oil production.
Apparently, the author of the meme here doesn’t know that 2023 marked the sixth straight year that the United States led the world in oil production.
You may think that Big Oil may be at least pretending to get on board the concepts of climate change mitigation and the phasing out of fossil fuels in favorable of low-carbon energy sources. You’d be wrong.
The reader who sent me this asks, “Why don’t pictures like this ever trend?” It’s because everyone who has even a basic understanding of the world oil market knows that this is pure stupidity, aimed at the most uneducated Americans …
In his latest article in Forbes, energy analyst Robert Rapier explains why “Drill, Baby, Drill” is unlikely to have a substantial impact on oil production. “There’s a total disconnect between Trump’s desire to lower gasoline prices and any incentive for …
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Most Americans’ perceptions of Texas are fairly negative, insofar as the state is known for Big Oil, cruelty to immigrants, and its status as the death penalty capital of the United States. But what about Austin, the south’s Mecca of …
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Actually, there is no way to answer that question with any real accuracy, though here is a data point: If confirmed by the senate, Doug “Drill Baby Drill” Burgum will be serving as the U.S. Secretary of the Interior, overseeing …
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Please see this, and donate if you care to. More details on his Wikipedia page. If I were to run out of gas, I’d rather push my car to the next gas station than fill it at Chevron.
The United States, at 13.4 million barrels/day, is by far the largest supplier of crude in the world. Saudi Arabia is second at 10.8 million barrels/day.
Apparently, there are people who don’t understand that the United States produces more crude oil than any country on Earth, at any time in world history.