ðšðļ Earthquake in the energy industry! The United States toppled the old champion "Saudi" up the number 1 oil exporter of the world. ðĒïļ
ðšðļ Earthquake in the energy industry! The United States toppled the old champion "Saudi" up the number 1 oil exporter of the world. ðĒïļðĨ
For decades, when it comes to "oil," everyone's memory is inevitable, "Saudi Arabia" and the Middle East group that has long dominated the absolute power in the energy market. ðŠ
But now, the world is facing a historic turning point! When the "United States" has turned the situation around, stepped up to become the leader in oil exports (when crude oil and petroleum products are included), surpassing the old champion to the old one. ððšðļ
ð What's behind this big game flip?
This turning point didn't happen overnight, but came from three main factors that completely reshaped the U.S. energy industry, including:
1ïļâĢ The Shale Revolution: The discovery and access of shale oil fields, especially in the Permian Basin (Texas and New Mexico), allowed the United States to pull up huge oil reserves underground.
2ïļâĢ Advanced Drilling Innovation: Using Horizontal Drilling Technology and Fracking Water Pressure Stratigraphy Boost Capacity by Leap
3ïļâĢ Unlocking the Law and Infrastructure Investment: After the United States announced the lifting of the ban on crude oil exports (used for 40 years) in late 2015, it committed capital to build ports, pipelines and oil depots along the coast to drive global exports to full strength. ðĒ
ðĄ Did you know? (Did you know?)
In the past, the United States was an "energy deficit" country and relied heavily on foreign oil imports to feed its domestic economy, but now it is the nation that can export the most oil in the world, which not only provides energy security for itself, but also changes the global geopolitical game forever. ðâĄ
Friends think that the United States is an oil power, how will it affect our economy and oil prices? Comments can be discussed. ð
Sources: U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA)
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