Dilution is not the problem.
The problem is a lack of pipelines and laws against export is the problem.
Understand that gas prices have already fallen massively in the US. They are exacerbated by the failure to allow export of LNG.
Again, this is something that genuinely does merit federal intervention. If building this infrastructure was what was necessary, it would produce:
1. energy independence
2. the decline of petroradicalism exported by Russia and Saudi Arabia
3. Net reductions in the need for US military force projection to protect energy source routes
Also keep in mind that what I am describing is going to happen whether democrats win or not. Republicans can accelerate the process. Unless the government seizes all private property, they cannot stop what I am describing.
America is doomed to repeat as the Global exceptional. We have vastly more fossil fuels resources than other nations. The hoax is up.
Maintaining artificially high corporate tax rates can also slow the process but not prevent it.
You have no idea what you are talking about. When oil comes up from a well, it is often mixed with natural gas. That gas is usually too dilute to be used effectively. That’s the excess gas in ND that you are talking about. There is no known way to make this gas economically feasible to use or sell, and you best believe that a lot of time, money and brains has worked on the problem.
Gas prices are low in the US because of the export ban. If the ban is lifted, prices will trend upwards towards global norms, which will hurt energy intensive industries and increase heating and electrical bills for American homes and businesses.
America does not have vastly more fossil fuels than Saudi Arabia or Russia. Persian Gulf oil in particular is low cost to produce and high quality, whereas the recently obtained oil in the US is higher cost and lower quality on average.
Please, learn something about the energy industry and markets before you make absurd statements.