Yergin Links Politics and Energy in Global outlook
Daniel Yergin argues energy demand will be met despite price shocks, citing vast resources and investment plans. He notes the Soviet collapse and China’s rise as key shifts, sees Iraq's potential rivaling Saudi Arabia, and predicts Asia will increasingly buy Persian Gulf oil. He discusses prices, efficiency, and a gradual transition to renewables without drastic change in two decades.
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U S Weekly Big Count Rises as Rigs Increase
US Weekly reports an increase of eight active rigs, expanding the national rig count. Details mention Permian Basin facilities and permit-by-rule registrations under oil and gas production waivers.
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Oil rigs rise in US as Texas adds seven
The Associated Press reports an eight rig gain to 2021 active oil and gas rigs in the US for the week ending Friday. Texas adds seven rigs, Oklahoma three, Arkansas and Pennsylvania one each. Louisiana declines two while Alaska Colorado and Wyoming drop one each. California New Mexico North Dakota and West Virginia unchanged.
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