RT Daniel (@VoteLewko)Australia has 17.5 billion barrels of recoverable shale oil, (or roughly 403 billion barrels in place depending on which measure you use) and we use around 397 million barrels of oil per year. So depending which measure you use we have at least 45 years or 1000 years before any further exploration.But we can't access it.Linc Energy (now in administration) discovered about 233 billion barrels of shale oil in Australia a few years ago. They couldn't get development approval. You can gues ...

The Gulf supplies 40-80% of the seaborne crude imports of China, India, Japan and South Korea. Now that the Strait of Hormuz is blocked, Asia risks running out of fuel, fast https://t.co/oHdmAdoLus ...

How has Iran been able to hit American military targets in the Middle East, in Saudi Arabia and other places. I mean, some targets for them are obvious places that anybody would be able to pick has been done to Iran's offensive capabilities in this war thus far. control facility in Bahrain, and U .S. radar facilities that are not clearly marked on any map and not obvious locations for anybody. How has Iran been able to find targets like that so they could aim their missiles and their drones at American faci ...

China purchased more crude in the first two months of the year as the country continued to hoard oil to guard against supply disruptions https://t.co/21rXuzfMi3 ...

Breaking news tonight. President Trump just moments ago saying the US has made major strides towards achieving its military objectives in Iran as the strikes in the country do not let up. The fiery eruption after Israel attacks an oil depot in Tran.Toxic oil raining down. President Trump now signaling US strikes could end soon. Plus, his new reaction to the newly selected Supreme Leader.Gas prices skyrocket more than five bucks in some states. President Trump's new plan to ease the pain at the pump. New vid ...

🚨 TODAY: President Trump says the Iran war could be over "very soon", sending Asian markets rebounding and Brent crude diving over 8% to below $90 per barrel. https://t.co/r1CBpI6lVk ...

He’s absolutely correct.Too bad the Canadian government is quite literally allergic to doing anything like this.TBPN (@tbpn):"We are absolutely sleeping on Canada as an opportunity. They have way more oil deposits than we do... but [only] a third of the production."@AlexEpstein says that working with Canada could be the key to protecting the US against oil shocks: https://t.co/bqVBDRFtCX ...

Australia’s fiscal coffers are set to be boosted by higher liquefied natural gas and coal export prices fueled by the war in Iran, while households will be hit by surging gasoline costs, according to a research note from Bloomberg Economics https://t.co/drBkt1XMIB ...

The president made several claims someme familiar, reiterating why he says the United States went to war, outlining what might be called a preemptive doctrine, the president saying at one point, as he has said before, quote, they would attack us. They had attacked their neighbors. And that's why he wanted to enter the conflict first in his view.He made other claims that were UNSUBSTANTIATED, PRESS BY REPORTERS, FOR EXAMPLE, ON HIS ALLEGATION OF IRANIAN-FRIENDLY FIRE, AND MANY OTHER ASSERTIONS. WE HAVE SPECI ...

In the span of a couple of years, crude oil has become one of the main exports flowing through Canada’s largest port — and China is proving its most eager buyer https://t.co/1QxRLYLaIF ...