Sentences with phrase «shale revolution»

Since the shale revolution, electric power sector demand for gas has been the primary driver of gas demand growth.

Take ConocoPhillips, which highlights its «emerging technologies and alternative energy sources» activities on its website — but fails to mention that in April 2012 it divested all of these activities to focus exclusively on its «core business» of exploring for and producing oil and natural gas, and specifically to take advantage of the North American «shale revolution» and tar sands production in Canada.

ShaleBubble.org refutes these claims with in - depth analysis, reports, and creative media that clearly demonstrate the so - called «shale revolution» is really just a short term bubble.

For the last four or five years, we have been bombarded with a stream of stories about the «shale revolution.»

America's oil shale revolution has occurred in spite of President Obama's attempts to block the widespread use of traditional, affordable energy resources.

Emissions reductions, reliability and affordability — the shale revolution is delivering major benefits to the power generation sector, and all signs point to continued advantages.

The dramatic increase in domestic oil and gas production since 2008 — the so - called «shale revolution» — has been a boon to the US economy and the Obama administration... At the core of this evolution is hydraulic fracturing.

When the US economy needed a boost after the 2008 global recession, the shale revolution delivered by providing job growth and economic stimulus.

• The shale revolution has created a new competitive environment for investment in offshore oil and gas • Policy support and technology developments promise major cost reductions for the next wave of offshore wind projects

Michael Shellenberger and Ted Nordhaus at YaleE360 on the implications of the shale revolution on clean energy development, February 27, 2012

Cuadrilla was given the go - ahead by the government last year to resume drilling, reflecting ministers» hopes of replicating the shale revolution that has cut US gas prices and bolstered American energy security.

Since 2011, Breakthrough Institute has sought to understand the origins of the shale revolution, primarily for environmental reasons.

While the U.S. has been «the dominant player in the shale revolution until now,» the newspaper cites new estimates showing that Russia and China have potential to rise in the global market by exploiting their own shale resources.

Fortunately, as Stephen Moore recently explained in The Washington Times, America's shale revolution has ushered in an age of energy abundance.

Oil imports have dropped dramatically over the past five years, from 60 percent of consumption to around 35 percent; but the credit goes to the shale revolution that has greatly boosted domestic production.

Oil and Gas Investor: The technology that fueled the U.S. shale revolution could breathe new life into old oil fields outside of North America.

The individual rig and well productivity was there for all to see, but there was a significant lag in aggregate output during chapter 1 of the shale revolution.

«The implications of the shale revolution for the U.S. are profound.»

But the shale revolution is the story of supply growth that was repeatedly underestimated.

Increased coal exports and emissions in Europe have been blamed on the shale revolution.

Refinery advantage: the US shale revolution boosted crude production to a record 10.5 million barrels per day, upending the global oil market by adding millions of barrels of very light crude to the supply mix.

Renewable energy sources should be used when it makes economic sense, but nuclear energy should be used in the long term, and the «shale revolution» would be a game - changer in the energy debate, Mr Howard said.

At the same time, the growth of North American production, another dividend of the shale revolution, puts increasing pressure on OPEC.

In the latest sign that the shale revolution is remaking world energy markets, the WSJ cites BP's 2012 Statistical Review showing crude production in the U.S. jumped 14 percent last year to 8.9 million barrels a day.

The most advantageous effect of the shale revolution is the stimulus to American energy consumption.

RFF's Daniel Raimi, Alan Krupnick, and Isabel Echarte discuss the latest research on the impacts of fracking and the shale revolution.

It seems each day brought with it another blow to the prospect of a swift shale revolution.

Thanks to the shale revolution, the United States leads the picture, with total liquids production reaching nearly 17 mb / d in 2023, up from 13.2 mb / d in 2017.

The export of liquefied natural gas (LNG) is one of the most promising economic and foreign policy opportunities of the shale revolution

Energy Deputy Secretary Elizabeth Sherwood - Randall was speaking at a forum hosted by the German Marshall Fund in Brussels, Belgium, when she discussed the dramatic change in energy markets caused by the U.S. shale revolution.

A few years ago, there was a lot of talk about a Chinese shale revolution as the country's fast - growing demand for natural gas sparked enthusiasm in the exploration of its...

China, too, has decided to tap into the shale revolution — in a deal with the U.S. announced this week, it will be exploiting what some estimate to be the world's biggest shale gas reserves, equivalent in energy content to about half the oil in Saudi Arabia.

The 2010 Deepwater Horizon accident and spill in the Gulf of Mexico was a major setback for the offshore hydrocarbons industry; prospects for offshore oil and gas have also been shaken by the shale revolution and by lower prices, and must cope with longer - term uncertainties over demand.

The shale revolution is generating tremendous benefits for the U.S. economy.

The outlook for gas markets is evolving rapidly under pressure from two revolutions: the shale revolution, led by the United States, and the LNG revolution that is testing traditional gas business and pricing models.

Disregarding the role of the public sector in the U.S. shale revolution erases Mitchell's crucial strengths as a collaborator, scholar, and champion of public innovation efforts.

But the 9/11 attacks, the U.S. shale revolution, human rights concerns, and diverging interests in the Middle East have all put strains on this relationship.

What if an America made energy - independent by the shale revolution decides that the US should no longer guarantee the safety of oil wells in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait?

Why This European Is Bullish on America The billionaire founder of Ineos says the shale revolution is making the U.S. a world - beater again.

Without the fortunate shale revolution in the Northern Plains of the United States (and thankfully not the asteroid) growth there likely would be much lower, probably not much ahead of Europe today.

The United States has led the pack in the shale revolution, profiting more than any other nation.

With the shale revolution of the last decade, oil and gas have also become important US exports.

Thanks to the so - called shale revolution, the US has enough oil that it's actually exporting more than 3 million barrels a day of gasoline and diesel to the rest of the world.

The U.S. shale revolution is touching the world in ways thought unimaginable by many just a few years ago.

On the shale revolution, the report concedes that energy prices for U.S. businesses might well rise if Washington decides to lift an old prohibition to export natural gas to countries who haven't signed a free trade agreement with the U.S. (which includes Japan and China, among America's best potential customers.)

With the so - called shale revolution catapulting the U.S. to one of the world's biggest producers, Trump has called for expanding exports and asserting the nation's energy dominance to generate jobs.

What's more, the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) just reported that, thanks to the revitalized shale revolution, the U.S. produced over 10 million barrels of oil per day in November, the first time it's done so since 1970.

«I've been following this industry for 30 years,» says Gheit, «and I can tell you that the shale revolution has changed the calculus.

After years of declines, U.S. oil production has picked up dramatically since 2010 thanks to the so - called «shale revolution.»

The so - called shale revolution could help to alleviate Washington's reliance on foreign oil, including from turbulent Middle Eastern states, while also supporting a bid to export to more countries around the world.