Under President Trump, America Is About To Make History By Becoming The World’s Largest Exporter Of Oil And Natural Gas

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Under President Trump, America Is About To Make History By Becoming The World’s Largest Exporter Of Oil And Natural Gas by Geoffrey Grider Move over, Saudi Arabia. America under President Trump is about to steal the kingdom's energy exporting crown. All through his 8 year destruction of America, Barack Hussein Obama did everything he could to stop America from becoming the world's leader in energy exports. When gas prices topped $4 per gallon in May 2011, President Barack Obama said, “We can’t just drill our way out of the problem.” An obvious lie, so why would Obama say it? Because Obama hates capitalism, and tried his best to convert America to Socialism. If Hillary would have won, the game would have been over. But God had other plans for America, like the Trump Train. Under President Trump, who has worked tirelessly to undo the Obama-era handcuffson the United States energy industry, America has become the world's largest exporter of oil, natural gas and other petroleum products like the gasoline you put in your tank. And in the process have beaten the Saudis. Obama wasn't stopping energy production to save the environment, he was stopping energy production to cripple and bankrupt America. America is set to surpass Saudi Arabia in a 'remarkable' oil milestone FROM CNN BUSINESS: The United States will surpass Saudi Arabia later this year in exports of oil, natural gas liquids and petroleum products, like gasoline, according to energy research firm Rystad Energy. That milestone, driven by the transformative shale boom, would make the United States the world's leading exporter of oil and liquids. That has never happened since Saudi Arabia began selling oil overseas in the 1950s, Rystad said in a report Thursday. "It's nothing short of remarkable," said Ryan Fitzmaurice, energy strategist at Rabobank. "Ten years ago, no one thought it could happen." The expected breakthrough reflects how technology has reshaped the global energy landscape. Drilling innovations have opened up huge swaths of oil and natural gas resources that had been trapped in shale oilfields in Texas, North Dakota and elsewhere. Led by shale, US oil production has more than doubled over the past decade to all-time highs. The United States now pumps more oil than any other country, including Russia and Saudi Arabia. "The shale boom has driven incredible increases in production," said Fitzmaurice. "US production is off the charts." With ample supply at home, Congress in 2015 lifted the 40-year oil export ban. Overseas oil sales have exploded since then. And the US Gulf Coast is racing to build facilities that can handle surging foreign demand for US crude. "Excess fossil fuels from America will find plenty of eager buyers in fast-growing Asia," Per Magnus Nysveen, senior partner at Rystad Energy, wrote in the report. Saudi Arabia currently exports each day about 7 million barrels of crude oil, along with 2 million barrels of natural gas liquids and petroleum products, according to Rystad. By comparison, the US exports about 3 million barrels per day of crude oil and another 5 million barrels per day of natural gas liquids and petroleum products. READ MORE