Arthur Berman: Why the rest of the World won´t repeat the Shale Boom in United States
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- Hi!
This is a clip from my recent conversation on the looming Perfect Energy Storm - a talk with World renowned geologist and Oil and Natural gas expert, Arthur Berman!
Feel free to check out the whole conversation below:
Part 2 "Art Berman: The Perfect Energy Storm -World Oil Production Decline"
• Art Berman: The Perfec...
And don´t miss part 1 where we look at US shale gas production and why Art Berman expect it to decline in the next couple of years about the same time as US Shale oil production decline with a world oil production decline as a result.
"Part 1: Arthur Berman: The Perfect Energy Storm - Peak Cheap Oil and Natural Gas is here"
• Arthur Berman: The Per...
Feel free to share what you think in the comments below!
Cheers!
Johan Landgren, host of the Evolution Show
There's also some shale in China, if I recall, but it's underneath or near some major cities
When US is unable to influence the development of oilfields outside the US, then those resources will be developed.
Stop it…just stop it. There is more to it than just having a resource. You need to be able to produce that resource and get it to market cheaper than other competitors. This includes costs to Nations that many don’t take into account like security and political costs (not providing jobs locally vs. abroad). This is why before the end of WW2 most countries didn’t trade much with each other. They traded with their “colonies” or within their own Empire. The US changed that by allowing everybody outside of the backing the Soviet Bloc to trade with each other. After the fall literally everybody could trade openly with only a few exceptions. Russia, Belarus, and Syria added themselves to that small list through their actions.
@chillxxx241 Wake up and stop it...US has a well documented history of discouraging competing resource development in other countries, like the destruction of Nordstream
@@chillxxx241 Also, many people are extremely ignorant as to the level of technological sophistication required for modern oil extraction and refinement. As the US leaves, many countries will lack the internal skills and capability to maintain, let alone develop new, oil production.
This guy is head start level in his info. Shale formations come from ancient ocean beds average 49,000 feet in Appalachia. As the bed matures oil and gas are by products starting at the very bottom. In Appalachia we know from seismic work the best producing zones will be below 22,000'. That means as of now, we have seen less than 1% of what shale has to offer. Will those depths be profitable, yes better production is in shallower zones all the way to 22,000'
Do you subscribe to the theory that the hydrogen in oil is produced in subduction zones
Not going to stay for much longer 😂