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Thu Jun 16, 2022, 02:24 PM

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Why can't we ramp oil back up to peak 2019-2020 [View all] BettyonRed Jun 2022 OP

Twelve thousand thousand? Frasier Balzov Jun 2022 #1

Oops....just under 13,000,000 barrels a day peak. BettyonRed Jun 2022 #3

In February we produced 11,306,000 barrels a day. BettyonRed Jun 2022 #4

It's the EIA that publishes US production and we are down from peak BettyonRed Jun 2022 #9

It has nothing to do with production. It has to do with greed. Ferrets are Cool Jun 2022 #5

It has to do with the speculation on a commodity maxsolomon Jun 2022 #14

Record oil profits are to blame. We don't need more oil. onecaliberal Jun 2022 #7

The export ban was lifted in 2015. Maybe that is the answer BettyonRed Jun 2022 #10

+1, uponit7771 Jun 2022 #11

Oil and gas companies have been sitting on unused leases. Fla Dem Jun 2022 #19

That article leaves out several critical factors Amishman Jun 2022 #21

Post removed Post removed Jun 2022 #15

Huh Calculating Jun 2022 #17

Mom? BettyonRed Jun 2022 #18