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Tuesday, July 14, 2015
OPEC, Get Ready For The Second U.S. Oil Boom
What OPEC countries
fear most is a follow-up technological revolution that will lead to a
second oil boom in the U.S., and that fear is now being realized. A technological revolution spurred the U.S. oil boom that resulted in
the greatest increase in domestic oil production in a century, and
while that has stuttered in the face of a major oil price slump and an
OPEC campaign to maintain a grip on market share, the American response
could be another technological revolution that demonstrates that the
first one was merely an impressive embryonic experiment. It’s not only about shale now—it’s about reviving mature oil fields
through advancements in enhanced oil recovery, potentially opening up
not only new shale fields, but older fields that have been forgotten. What we’re looking at here are advancements in EOR for greater
production and cost efficiency that can weather oil price slumps and
awaken America’s sleeping giant oil fields. Soon we are likely to see
some new players in the field buying up oil assets and putting more
advanced EOR technologies to work to re-ignite the revolution...more
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