Can Bakken oil shale, other oil shales, and all of the additional NGLs can really be made economic. ... Is shale Oil the Answer to Peak Oil? By Gail Tverberg - Feb 17, 2011, ...

Peak Shale Will Send Oil Prices Sky High By Nick Cunningham - Feb 06, 2020, 7:00 PM CST. Much of the cheap oil has been produced, and the oil industry is increasingly relying on costly reserves.

U.S. shale oil production should peak near 2030, but only after years of continued rapid growth, according to a new report from the Norwegian research firm Rystad Energy.

Peak Shale Gas Proves As Wrong As Peak Oil. ByMichael Lynch, ... (Arthur Berman is an actual member of the peak oil school, which doesn’t give one confidence in his lack of bias.) ...

Shale executives at the CERAWeek energy conference this week warned that peak oil may be near, as the top tier of drilling targets is largely exhausted after ~15 years of intensive shale drilling ...

Since the oil-price bust of 2014, unpredictability has been the theme music of U.S. shale. But through all the down moments — a wave of bankruptcies and a drop in the number of drilling rigs ...

Don’t expect US shale producers to ride to the rescue as the world clamors for more oil, according to Energy Aspects. Oil output from shale basins is at risk of peaking in just two years as ...

If shale production actually declines in real numbers, Anthony Hall’s rosy forecast of $150.00 oil is likely to become a reality in a very short period of time. Will offshore deepwater bail us out?

Oil output from shale basins is at risk of peaking in just two years as drillers combat rising costs, analysts including Amrita Sen wrote in a note to clients dated Tuesday.

U.S. shale oil output may be nearing its ceiling, says EOG’s COO, as producers face mounting decline rates and investor pressure. With capital discipline taking priority over growth, even top ...

Shale oil production, which has revolutionized the energy industry and transformed the US economy, will stop growing in August, according to a government report.. After hitting record highs in ...

Continental Resources Inc.’s CEO Doug Lawler said that without locating potential new sites for drilling and extraction, oil prices could climb to $120 to $150 per barrel.