U.S. Shale Oil Output Seen at Most Since Early in Pandemic

Surging oil and natural gas prices are spurring production increases from West Texas to the Upper Great Plains that probably will lift output to levels not seen since the early days of the pandemic, according to Rystad Energy AS.  U.S. shale-oil production is expected to reach 8.68 million barrels a day in December, which would be the highest since March 2020, analyst at the Oslo-based research house said. Meanwhile, nationwide gas output is on its way to a 6-year high. NN: I have watched them count out US oil 5 times now. And it always comes back bigger then ever. It will be no different this time…. Biden and his lefty liberals are putting a hit on oil. They tried the same shit in Germany and England and they are now paying the price. Realty is non fossil fuel deployment and technology is not their yet,,, says the may who has a zero carbon footprint and runs his world on solar…..