[x1stcav]

On December 7th, 1941, the US was the #1 oil exporter in the world. Will history repeat?

Time for optional Pearl Harbor allusion).

[taildragger]

I went to Shale-magazine and read the entire article. The Trump administration moves so fast, the author touched on all that has been done to promote fossil energy here in America and undo everything the last guy. did

A fascinating read, and that doesn't do the article justice.

The part about coal plants being replaced by "combined-cycle" plants is very good news. With thermal efficiencies in the high 50's to low 60's percent range, they are the pinnacle at the moment, in terms of what is available for utilities. They imho are a good backbone for an electric car breakthrough battery until Thorium Reactors become a reality.

Exciting times indeed....

[sauropod]

bkmk

[Qiviut]

In less than a full year after assuming office, the Trump administration has reversed a major portion of the Obama energy and environmental policy legacy, and the mainstream news media that normally amplifies the messaging of anti-fossil fuel groups has barely had time to notice.

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Excellent article pointing out the progress Trump has made keeping his promises regarding energy.

[central_va]

Why is gas stuck at $2.25/gallon? Collusion? Yep.