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Misc
2025 Jun 26, 9:26pm
Hard to take it seriously when it says millions of barrels per day instead of thousands.
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Al_Sharpton_for_President
2025 Jun 27, 6:21am
Al_Sharpton_for_President
2025 Jun 27, 6:21am
Misc says
You are wrong, sir!
13.3 million barrels of crude, alone, in 2023.
CHART OF THE DAY: US crude oil production jumps to record high of 13.3 million barrels per day
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/chart-day-us-crude-oil-044740808.html
Hard to take it seriously when it says millions of barrels per day instead of thousands.
You are wrong, sir!
13.3 million barrels of crude, alone, in 2023.
CHART OF THE DAY: US crude oil production jumps to record high of 13.3 million barrels per day
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/chart-day-us-crude-oil-044740808.html
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Misc
2025 Jun 27, 6:35am
Read the chart above. It says US production was 22,715 Million barrels a day.
Looks like an AI fuck up.
Looks like an AI fuck up.
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Al_Sharpton_for_President
2025 Jun 27, 7:17am
Al_Sharpton_for_President
2025 Jun 27, 7:17am
Misc says
In parts of the world, Germany, for example, a comma is used where the US would use a decimal point. So translated, 22.715 million barrels per day.
Looks like an AI fuck up.
In parts of the world, Germany, for example, a comma is used where the US would use a decimal point. So translated, 22.715 million barrels per day.
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Misc
2025 Jun 27, 7:27am
Even ceding the decimal, Germanic coveffe; the chart is about 70% higher than other sources indicate for US production.
Maybe German barrels are smaller than US barrels.
Maybe German barrels are smaller than US barrels.
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Al_Sharpton_for_President
2025 Jun 27, 11:01am
Al_Sharpton_for_President
2025 Jun 27, 11:01am
Misc says
Not my field, but I did see a Thoughtful Money video where the energy expert guest said you had to enlarge your definition of oil beyond just crude, consistent with the asterix in the graphic. Natural gas plant liquids is about over 7 million barrels per day, so it is quite believable.
the chart is about 70% higher than other sources indicate for US production
Not my field, but I did see a Thoughtful Money video where the energy expert guest said you had to enlarge your definition of oil beyond just crude, consistent with the asterix in the graphic. Natural gas plant liquids is about over 7 million barrels per day, so it is quite believable.
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MolotovCocktail
2025 Jun 27, 12:04pm
MolotovCocktail
2025 Jun 27, 12:04pm
Misc says
Yes. One is for 2023 and the other is for 2024. But I think both should be thousands pd.
Read the chart above. It says US production was 22,715 Million barrels a day.
Looks like an AI fuck up.
Yes. One is for 2023 and the other is for 2024. But I think both should be thousands pd.
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MolotovCocktail
2025 Jun 27, 12:06pm
MolotovCocktail
2025 Jun 27, 12:06pm
Al_Sharpton_for_President says
Yup. That was Doomberg. They have the #1 paid subscribed stubstack in the finance category. He says, "Anything that goes into a refinery to produce petroleum products should be counted as oil."
Hardly any in the US take in NG. But a lot do take in NGLs. And more refineries are being overhauled to.
Thoughtful Money video where the energy expert guest said you had to enlarge your definition of oil beyond just crude, consistent with the asterix in the graphic. Natural gas plant liquids is about over 7 million barrels per day, so it is quite believable.
Yup. That was Doomberg. They have the #1 paid subscribed stubstack in the finance category. He says, "Anything that goes into a refinery to produce petroleum products should be counted as oil."
Hardly any in the US take in NG. But a lot do take in NGLs. And more refineries are being overhauled to.
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Al_Sharpton_for_President
2025 Jun 28, 6:03am
Al_Sharpton_for_President
2025 Jun 28, 6:03am
MolotovCocktail says
I worked for a German company, so to me, the comma made sense. Quite a few European countries follow this convention. But in any event, it is quite believable that the US produces the described amount.
But I think both should be thousands pd.
I worked for a German company, so to me, the comma made sense. Quite a few European countries follow this convention. But in any event, it is quite believable that the US produces the described amount.
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