This report examines the rise of shale production in the United States, particularly in Texas, and its wide-ranging implications for the energy industry, markets, and geopolitics.
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| Report location: | source |
| Language: | English |
| Publisher: | Atlantic Council |
| Authors: | Ellen Scholl |
| Geographic focus: | United States, Texas |
| Page count: | 24 pages |
The research method involved reviewing existing literature, analyzing statistical data, conducting interviews with industry experts, and examining case studies, particularly focusing on Texas's experience with shale production.
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The US shale revolution, driven by technological advancements in hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling, has transformed the country into a leading oil and gas producer. This surge in production has had significant impacts on domestic energy prices, global oil dynamics, and the industry itself. Challenges persist, including infrastructure strain, workforce demands, and environmental concerns. The report also considers whether the US shale experience can be replicated globally.
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Categories: English publication language | Texas geographic scope | United States geographic scope | energy | energy economics | energy industry | environmental concerns | gas | geopolitics | global markets | horizontal drilling | hydraulic fracturing | infrastructure challenges | oil | resources | shale gas | shale production | technological advancements | united states | workforce demands