U.S. Passes Saudis In Oil Output, No Thanks To White House
A few Texas examples are irresistible.
The Eagle Ford play could now top the largest play in the world: Kazakhstan's Kashagan field.
Our country's largest conventional oil patch, the Permian Basin of West Texas, after decades of decline again soars. And the Cline Shale in Texas, just beginning development, may be more prolific than the Eagle Ford.
The president's failed economic policies based on public investment in green dreams offer a glaring contrast to the private sector's revolution in unconventional "tight" oil and shale gas. Creative technologies developed by risk-taking American entrepreneurs catalyzed this energy revolution.
As "made in America," these technologies not only yield mega benefits for the U.S., they also make the U.S. businesses that developed these technologies the world's leaders.
