September 13, 2019
Energy Briefing
The U.S. Exports More Oil Than Saudi Arabia
The U.S. briefly became the world’s No. 1 oil exporter as record shale production found its way to global customers, and there are prospects for more. Surging output from shale helped America ship almost 9 million barrels a day of crude and oil products in June, surpassing Saudi Arabia, the International Energy Agency said in a report, citing gross export figures.
'Not Good News': Expert Slams 2020 Democrat's Proposed Fracking Bans
Throwing facts to the wind, Sanders’ and Warren’s calls to ban fracking completely ignore the benefits of the shale revolution and its importance to the United States – namely: job growth, energy security, lower fuel costs, less reliance on foreign imports, increased stabilization of global energy markets, and, yes, climate progress.
Natural Gas is Transforming The World And The U.S. Must Keep Up
Environmental interest in Georgetown’s big push to generate all of its electricity from wind and solar power was amplified by three factors: the town and its mayor were nominally Republican; Georgetown is in an oil- and natural gas-rich state; and that state is deep-red Texas.
Take Action
The U.S. briefly became the world’s No. 1 oil exporter as record shale production found its way to global customers. Support American oil exports for a better economy and for better energy security: https://www.texansfornaturalgas.com/support_oil_exports
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