Biden lacks understanding of oil’s contributions to civilization
Crude oil is primarily used to manufacture products for society.
Crude oil is primarily used to manufacture products for society.
The GND is all-in for intermittent breezes and sunshine to replace coal and natural gas for electricity, but has absolutely no plans to replace the derivatives and transportation fuels manufactured from crude oil.
BY SCOTT A. ANGELLE: The Biden Administration has asked OPEC – not domestic producers and USA energy workers – for help to supply the U.S. with more oil.
Perhaps you would expect API to launch a vigorous defense of fossil fuels, but you would be wrong - very wrong.
The Administration has demanded the fossil fuel industry to accept the elimination of fossil fuels for transportation and electricity by 2035 as part of its “infrastructure plan.” This directive is insane.
California is the only state in contiguous America that relies on most of its oil demands from 10,000 miles away.
Killing Keystone XL would kill around 11,000 jobs and cut off 830,000 barrels of oil per day -- oil which must now be transported by more expensive rail and trucks.
Biden has yet to comprehend the limitations of just electricity from renewables to support worldwide economies and lifestyles
Give it a try before forcing us all into shared misery.
At the second and final presidential debate, former Vice President Joe Biden went all in on climate change extremism.
Canada has been unable to build a major oil pipeline for over a decade.
No one weaponizes its oil and natural gas resources in the systematic way Russia does.
Russia and Saudi Arabia are trying to exploit the COVID 19 crisis and force U.S. shale oil producers into bankruptcy by flooding the market with oil, dropping the price as low as $20 a barrel. Should the Trump Administration bailout producers who are overextended? Here’s our perspective on the question of a “SHALE-out”. WATCH NOW
Do politicians want the oil and gas industry outside America supporting all the transportation needed for international commerce?
President Trump should help poor nations by directing USAID to support coal and gas, not just wind and solar