Ignoring the Shale Revolution; U.S. oil production, at nearly nine million barrels per day, is nine times what Hubbert predicted it would be in the 21st century

R. Tyler Priest

Back

Review

Ignoring the Shale Revolution; U.S. oil production, at nearly nine million barrels per day, is nine times what Hubbert predicted it would be in the 21st century

R. Tyler Priest

The Wall Street Journal Online

04/25/2016

View Online

Abstract

On March 8, 1956, Shell Oil research geologist Marion King Hubbert delivered a keynote speech at an American Petroleum Institute meeting in San Antonio, Texas, and predicted that U.S. oil production would peak within 10 to 15 years. The ...

United States

North America

Political/General News

American Petroleum Institute

Natural Gas/Oil Extraction

Crude Oil/Natural Gas

C&E Exclusion Filter

Book Reviews

C&E Executive News Filter

Reviews

Energy

Arts/Entertainment

Factiva Filters

Content Types

Crude Petroleum Extraction

Books

Royal Dutch Shell PLC

Commentaries/Opinions

Details

Title: Subtitle: Ignoring the Shale Revolution; U.S. oil production, at nearly nine million barrels per day, is nine times what Hubbert predicted it would be in the 21st century
Creators: R. Tyler Priest
Resource Type: Review
Publication Details: The Wall Street Journal Online
Publisher: Dow Jones & Company, Inc
Language: English
Date published: 04/25/2016
Academic Unit: History; Public Policy Center (Archive); Geographical and Sustainability Sciences
Record Identifier: 9984025520002771

Metrics

16 Record Views