Insightful and valuable info -laudable.

Very informative video 👍

When i was in saudi arabia before first gulf war, we buried 250kg of explosives and detonated it, it left a crater appx 30m wide and 10m deep, about 1/3 the size of what to expect in good ground. When we got to the crater the bottom was filling with dark liquid with gas bubbling through it. Ive got a great picture of me stood next to it.

@davidknight6339

Жыл бұрын

would love to see that picture

10. Libya: 48.4 Billion Barrels 9. The United States: 48.5 Billion Barrels 8. The United Arab Emirates: 98.7 Billion Barrels 7. Kuwait: 101.5 Billion Barrels 6. Russia: 103.2 Billion Barrels 5. Iraq: 150 Billion Barrels 4. Iran: 157.8 Billion Barrels 3. Canada: 172.9 Billion Barrels 2. Saudi Arabia: 267 Billion Barrels 1. Venezuela: 298.3 Billion Barrels

@smileylady485

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks

@_mr_cat

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome! I didn’t even have to watch the video!

@mr.d1796

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Saroj

@koko-le1bv

Жыл бұрын

why venezuela is a poor country?

@ellenjoypatalinghog7521

Жыл бұрын

Why is philippines not being mention in its oil reseves??? You forgot to make your research...

Love your channel and your videos. You certainly deserve more views and subs. :)♥

Beautiful explanation sir

Interesting. Heading over there now.

@Aizen_Sosuke999

3 ай бұрын

RAAAHHHHHHHH🦅🦅🦅🦅🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🔥🔥🔥🔥

Im a mechanical engr with many years of work projects exp in constructions, installations, pre/commissioning in oil and gas, petrochemical, LNG plants, LPG plants, Refinery plants, power plants, on shore, off shore industries in 6 Middle east countries and 6 Asian countries incl yinchuan Ningxia China in Hanas LNG plants as mechanical coach in operation and maintenance. Last 2013, ive worked in Miri Sarawak Malaysia for on/off shore projects in PCSB and one Malay Superintendent told me that they found big deposits of oil and gas in our country bigger than Saudi Arabia, he didnt divulge exact location but it is somewhere in Mindanao, Philippines. He and other staffs commissioned them from our former President FEM during martial law, slowly recovery from our govt side.. if our govt seriously concentrate to recover extract refine sell at low price and give shares to each Filipino Families then I think not much hardship for us citizens.....

Nghe xong bài này cái thấy tâm trạng buồn và nặng nề kinh khủng. Nhưng lại cứ phải replay hoài cả ngày😍

sir very nice but what about the unconventional oil this is not in the list of many institutions

Good channel for Geography

Open Oil Pipelines from Canada to USA. You Tube.

@straykid7187

20 күн бұрын

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Great... Greetings from Caracas, Venezuela...!!! _o/

this country that they have ability to expand their product also they can also provide and build any compony for soures income for their reaches country,

With all this info, do you believe renewables can ever be economical?

Remember the peak oil hoo-ha ? We've more oil than fresh water , and Russia has 20% of the world's supply in one lake .

According to Russian geologist, oil is not a fossil fuel but is created by geological forces deep within the earth. There have been cases where depleted oil fields have mysteriously refilled such as in one case in California. Oil has been found at depths of over 10,00 feet where no life forms can live. The Mclintock One oil well in Pennsylvania has been producing oil since 1858 and is the world's longest producing oil well. While I believe the world should be finding other sources of energy such as thorium nuclear energy, I believe oil and natural gas will be with us forever.

@georgestreicher252

2 жыл бұрын

@Burt Wilderdeud The oil wells in Pennsylvania have never been high producers of petroleum. Their unique crude is mainly used as lubricants. One such well was drilled in the 1970's in Orange County, NY near the town of Otisville. The oil was similar to Pennsylvania grade crude. The main point is crude oil is the most abundant liquid on earth next to water and is constantly being replenished by geological forces deep in the earth. There are great untapped oil deposits off the Falkland Islands and off New Zealand's southern island. While I would like to see the use of other fuels such as coal, thorium, and methane capture from sewer plants and cesspools, we are not running out of crude oil anytime soon. The elites that run the world, want to make us think oil is a finite fossil fuel, which it is not. They also perpetuate the myth of carbon as a greenhouse gas. These myths are perpetuated to control the sheeple as the elites fly around in their private jet, enjoy their large yachts, and limousines. Thery also build ocean front mansions as they scare us about the rise of sea levels caused by the nonsense of global warming.

@georgestreicher252

2 жыл бұрын

@Burt Wilderdeud Not true. Most so-called renewables would not be self-sustaining if government subsidies were not provided. As for so called green energy, more carbon fuels are required to mine and produce the batteries and other parts for electric cars than a typical conventional car and that is not even factoring in the carbon fuels needed to produce the electricity. The recycling of wind turbine blades has not been devised and are simply burred in a land fill. Most solar panels are produced in China anyway. I'm all for so called green energy if it is cost effective and does not require the taxpayer's dollars to be self-sustaining. We have already been self-sustaining in petroleum products until Sleepy Joe got into the White House. I'm for American jobs in coal mining, (we have the largest coal reserves in the world) petroleum production, thorium nuclear energy, methane capture, and solar and wind (those poor eagles and other birds) only if it is cost effective and does not damage the environment. I left out small hydro power. Let's do that one too. We need an all-hands-on deck approach to produce cheap and plentiful energy and not be fooled by media hype and lies. PS I'd like to learn about your renewable energy projects. Did it require government subsidies? What happens to products used in your projects when the life of the project is done? What percentage of the items required to complete the project are made overseas? Remember, carbon is good for the environment because it makes the plants grow.

@georgestreicher252

2 жыл бұрын

@Burt Wilderdeud So what are you doing with used wind turbine blades?

@georgestreicher252

2 жыл бұрын

@Burt Wilderdeud I'd like to learn more. Do you have a web site? I hope you are right. I am always open to cutting out the ruling elites. There will be more progress on solar panels and wind of this, I am sure. Why not collect methane from cesspools for cooking and possibly heating? I understand this sort of thing is done in India.

@rudetoy8264

2 жыл бұрын

You really believe anything comes out of Russia? The land of dictators and propaganda?

Countries : wow! we found oils USA : sound good! this countries need freedom and liberations

Australia has massive amounts of oil still in the ground, reportedly huge deposits have been discovered in the Okaringa basin.

Very good information. 👍 Thank you. I would appreciate if you can produce another KZread by explaining the Cost of Each Barrel Crude Oil production in each country. 🙏

@michaelwainscott2633

2 жыл бұрын

Annoying voice. I stopped after a minute of broken English.

@poochie49

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaelwainscott2633 Yes difficult to understand.

@vusilorens9738

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaelwainscott2633 it sounds like nigerian english

@vusilorens9738

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaelwainscott2633 like west african accent

@miketrusky476

Жыл бұрын

You would have more luck finding the age of God than an oil COMPANY telling you their cost of production. Worked in management for years (LOBO TREND), never one Discussion about cost to produce! IF, you knew you would have cement shoes and a free ride to the Gulf of MEXICO.

Congratulations for such a wonderful presentation and explanation.

What happened to Norway, Brazil, and other significant countries that have found energy in the ocean?

The other important thing Is the quality of the oil in these countries!

Venezuela is not a newcomer in the oil world. Is an OPEC founder, and the main supplier beside US during WWII for the allies. 80% of the oil powering the British Army came from Maracaibo Lake Fields. Production started in 1914 and and a world player by. 1922

@JSB103

2 жыл бұрын

@Noni ps, Venezuela not a newcomer.

@JSB103

2 жыл бұрын

@Noni ps No, you didn't. You just added what you added about today's alleged state of the Venezuelan oil industry which wasn't being mentioned in the thread.

@JSB103

2 жыл бұрын

@Noni ps, think I give a damn how old you are?! Or what your gender is?! WHO THA HELL CARES?!!

What's important is cost of production. For Canada cost is 35dollars, Venezuela sulfur content is 3.5 percentage costly to refine,in IRAN production cost per barrel one to three dollars.depth average 300 to 700 meters.Each well can produce very often more than 100000bpd.

@senathirajahsivarajah3973

2 жыл бұрын

By far Iranian lite crude is the one which is preferred by smaller refineries Canadians have their heavy oil which President Obama called dirty oil and it cannot be shipped as there are no pipeline capacity to export it out of Alberta and Saskatchewan where the oil is available

Realy I like this video so much

The important issue is flow rate. As an oil field declines so does the flow rate. Mankind consumes 100 million barrels a day. When the flow rate falls below that, demand will exceed supply.

One of the largest oil (and gas) discoveries ever made was off the southern and eastern coasts of New Zealand's South Island in the late 70s early 80s. It was discovered by Hunt Petroleum of Texas. I have spoken to people who had close contact with people on the rigs, and the general consensus is, the total discovery was/is absolutely enormous. Also, one of the contacts had a vile of crude from one of the wells and said that it was Kuwaiti grade oil. You read into this what you will -- Hunt Petroleum (owned by the Hunt family of Texas) capped the wells and left in the early 80s. No one is sure why the oil and gas fields weren't developed, but some believe it's because the 7 sisters (oil majors) didnt want it affecting global oil prices. In the end, I'm not sure. Just a side note: a large gas deposit was discovered off the east coast two years ago. The company asked the NZ government if they wanted it, with the reply being, NO. In anger, the company capped the well and left. If anyone's interested, there's a little known book about the subject called "New Zealands Lost Oilfields" When it comes to the global oil reserves, we the public dont know the half of it. Just as an example, through my own research, I know of three massive undeveloped discoveries. They are New Zealand, Alaska's Beauford Sea and the Faulkland Islands. Then there are the rumours about the oceans surrounding the Antarctic. But in the end who knows, there are probably more.

@raymondwebb4179

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your input, just left wondering why! My mind runs riot, all the best! RW

@mohabatkhanmalak1161

2 жыл бұрын

Kiora, I remember reading somewhere that one of the earliest oil wells was in New Zealand. I am not sure if they predated the ones in Pennsylvania, USA. Also, does our current oil supply come from the Arabian Gulf or Alaska and Venezuela. The Alaska route is much shorter than the former. The NZ continental shelf is actually about a third the area of Australia, but much of it is under the ocean. And this shelf would be abundant in all sorts of minerals.

@samielkhayri9272

2 жыл бұрын

Did you mean to use vile instead of vial, because vile is the absolutely perfect adjective to use for all forms of fossil fuels.

@ardshielcomplex8917

2 жыл бұрын

There are thousands of capped Oil reserves across Outback Australia believe me Ive been there.

@samhunt9380

2 жыл бұрын

I had a friend, since deceased, who was a NZ geologist on Hunt Petroleums seismic boat. He told me that only the senior American crew had access to findings but that their very excited demeanour indicated they were totally amazed by the extent of the reserves. All samples and results were whisked out of NZ to Hunts headquarters in Texas so the NZ government couldn't get involved. I recall that the prime minister was Muldoon and he wasn't liked by Hunts....There was a book written by a NZ geologist that was called "New Zealand Floats on Oil." I had a copy but was loaned and never got back unfortunately....It was a self published book and I've searched but never found a copy......

For the people asking why oil wells have been capped, it’s most likely so that oil companies can still maintain oil prices at a certain level. If people find out that oil is in abundance around the world, then no one would pay for oil at the current prices. It may even become such that it is cheaper to buy oil than sell oil. All about demand and supply. The other reason may be more strategic. In times of war, countries can re-open these oil deposits and tap on them if they’d like to, a sort of strategic reserve you could say. It could also be that the countries are keeping these reserves untapped, hoping that oil will become more valuable in the future and that they can tap on it. Unfortunately, politics and businesses work together. We the layman will never know the truth.

@romequiamm851

2 жыл бұрын

you are forgetting one thing,.the investment needed to drill a single hole for oil is a huge sum of money and we are not even talking about extracting/processing/delivery/maintenance...if you have the money,why dont you try investing it in oil production and make it cheap while paying huge sum for you workers..hahaha...talk is cheap but please spare some time to learn the expenses in oil production..

There is an abundant supply in Australia large areas were found in the early 50's , Spent some time with those that explored the centre of Australia doing testing . One oil field is believe to be bigger tham the size of England .Then you have all the coastline which is a matter of how far down not is it there .

@farhadkhatir9744

2 жыл бұрын

What is important is the recovery rate.

@grahamoldfield3474

2 жыл бұрын

@@farhadkhatir9744 Its cost to get out of the ground and transport it to ports > it was talked about how the the US government hasn't renewed off shore leases despite deadlines being already reached .....

@cameronspence4977

2 жыл бұрын

The size of England....that's insane

@grahamoldfield3474

2 жыл бұрын

@@cameronspence4977 The coast line around Australia huge and it has oil everywhere . Look at a Map and consider we only have oil rigs in about 100 square miles that have supplied Australia for 60 years and those old field ar not even 1/2 gone .

@cameronspence4977

2 жыл бұрын

@@grahamoldfield3474 that is so great. Too much of oil wealth is on the territory of less than ideal governments to put simply

What position is Nigeria? Do they still have any oil?

Regarding Saudi Arabia, how much oil do they really have left? Their oil production has averaged around 10MBD for a long time now. Matt Simmons had some questions about this in a book he wrote before he died called Twilight in the Desert about declining SA oil production.

After seeing how abundant oil is, I believe gasoline should cost around $1 a gallon. Hear, that Joe?

@gadgalleto5906

2 жыл бұрын

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@daledavis3651

2 жыл бұрын

joe has nothing to do with it.

@harveysmith100

2 жыл бұрын

There are more countries than just America that use oil, try all of them. It is all to do with supply and demand, not politicians.

@judas2891

2 жыл бұрын

"Come on, man!" Hahahahaha

@bobbafett1849

2 жыл бұрын

Might wanna tell the CEOs of all the oil companies since it is they who set the price. Always.

Now that was a very interesting video which surprised me.

@earljohnson2113

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, very interesting. It's comforting to know the United States AND Canada are in there together. Why are we buying foreign oil ? 🤔

@philkelly8031

2 жыл бұрын

@@earljohnson2113 fully agree Australia needs to have it’s own Oil Refineries to be totally self sufficient

But Iraqi and Libyan oil reserves are already American oil reserves. So why mention it as a separate oil reserve?

I presume that the figures here are proved producible reserves with currently developed production techniques. However, if you look at the total oil in place, most of which could be produced with improved extraction methods, the total reserves would be larger for most countries. The total oil in place in the Williston basin is something like eight times the reserves listed for the United States, and the total reserves for the United States, Canada, and Venezuela (including kerogen in oil shale) is in excess of one trillion barrels for each of those countries. Some estimates of oil in place in the Orinoco tar sands, exceed 10 trillion barrels. It should be noted that the supplies of what are sometimes referred to in Europe as fliessend or "flowing" resources, where the energy is streaming through all the time ( like wind, solar, and hydroelectric, are rapidly being developed to be utilized at lower costs, storage batteries are being improved, and within twenty years petroleum will be too expensive to produce and refine, to be competitive with alternatives

Huge oil field near Brazil They have more oil in US then letting on .Oil co are dragging their feet as oil prices high .

Venezuela oil reserve is larger than the Saudi reserve yet the life style difference is massive between the two countries!!

@petewick8627

2 жыл бұрын

Socialism has always been a failure

@bobbafett1849

2 жыл бұрын

@@petewick8627 monarchy sucks if you arent in "the family"

@Userqvcqt

2 жыл бұрын

They been commercial drilling in Saudi since 1935 . Also, the Saudis spend almost nothing to draw a barrel of oil compared to anywhere else.

@dantheman3022

2 жыл бұрын

@@petewick8627 china and vietnam dont look like failures to us !!!! Maybe you need to get past your cold war views !

@Trichmedia

2 жыл бұрын

Ask the US why, 90% of the countries on the list was destabilised by the west due to selfish interest.

Suprise, Suprise, all of sudden USA is a big oil exporter, where did all that oil come from??????

@danhtran6401

2 жыл бұрын

We're siphoning oil from abandoned Russian tanks... don't tell Putin though, he might get mad and send more.....

@asiankingsman3038

2 жыл бұрын

They've been drilling cheap oil in Middle East for decades now Talk about plunder.

Venezuela: most oil rich country in the world. Where the grocery stores have almost nothing to sell. And meat is rationed. Where 30% or more of the population have fled the country. But the MSM didn't share any of that with you did they? It's absolutely mind-blowing.

@Jake-rs9nq

2 жыл бұрын

In addition to what Trang said, Venezuela's oil is much more difficult to extract than oil in the Middle East or Texas. It's also a lower quality crude. This means the price of oil needs to be high for Venezuela to produce a lot of oil and still make a profit.

@californiadreaming9216

2 жыл бұрын

@@tranghuynh8422 sanctions or no sanctions, anyone who believes Chavez or Maduro ever had any intention of sharing Venezuela's petroleum wealth with the citizens of Venezuela is a fool. The United States is not the only purchaser of crude oil. And when it comes to dictators, Maduro makes Stalin look like an amateur

@swirvinbirds1971

2 жыл бұрын

@@Jake-rs9nq Texas oil is heavy crude oil and it is exported since our infrastructure uses light crude oil.

@richardlewis4288

2 жыл бұрын

They went socialist and a wealthy nation went bust.

@californiadreaming9216

2 жыл бұрын

@@richardlewis4288 actually, there have never been more than a tiny handful of people who have accumulated wealth from petroleum in Venezuela. At least in the Middle East they spread the money around.

Let me ask you. Doesnt india have any oil in Assaam or Bombay High?

@mohabatkhanmalak1161

2 жыл бұрын

I've heard of "Bombay High", whats the story on that field?

Is MONACO one, too??

Effective date? Source (auditable or state provided)? Proven or proven+probable or something else?

Guyana nxt door has a bigger oil reservoir then Venezuela. Suriname nxt to Guyana also big reservoirs

All countries have somewhat strong experiences with one country.

@benromanos.2931

2 жыл бұрын

7:07 yuck, gross

@MosshakBinJalal

2 жыл бұрын

ohh yes.. and we need to learn from this coincident!

@JollyFresh1

2 жыл бұрын

Yess! Those fuckers

@narishbarrat4576

2 жыл бұрын

😇😇😇

After Katrina and covid I was very surprised how unprepared our gov was . We should ×s our oil reserve. And have strategic food and med supplies on reserve. I always thought the US had warehouses packed with them

How convenient that they neglected to mention the massive reserves in the Gulf of Mexico not forgetting of course the oil fields underneath three states in the North eastern USA which when first reported was greater that the Arabs reserves and all the oil used so far in the history of oil usage !!

@karylhogan5758

2 жыл бұрын

Correct

@bradytv3171

2 жыл бұрын

Country mu friend #2

@wayne4386

2 жыл бұрын

Funny how they forgot about the bakken oil reserve. which would make the US oil independent for the next 2K years

@jeffreygilbert4967

2 жыл бұрын

What are the 3 northeastern states? I'm from New Jersey.

@lcc-1974

2 жыл бұрын

@@wayne4386 I wonder why they dont use it.

I have just read the book..Oil The Big Squeeze by Tom Bower..its a real eye opener!

so with all this oil in the world and the price for a barrel was recently 130, you can see how the market is being manipulated. with all this oil the ppb should be around $30

Hi. I am surprised at he listing of nations in this video. I thought the USA would be higher on the list.

oil are graded accordingly to ease of access and the quality.venezuela is mostly acidic and heavy.

@karylhogan5758

2 жыл бұрын

Iranian oil same, crap in other words

@DavidJones-wq5fx

2 жыл бұрын

Almost like tar

In philippines trillion barrel..the problem past government not developed but now newnpresident will start to developed..

SLOW DOWN when you read the text...it is hard to get and digest every word, reading fast won't make it easier for the listeners.

@mariaantona2157

2 жыл бұрын

😁

@alvareid3153

2 жыл бұрын

Hi you

@antonioluces2987

2 жыл бұрын

​@@mariaantona2157 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

How about oil reserve natural gas in West Philippine Sea..?

I live near Venezuela they have more oil than that all through they might not make the amount of money like middle east because of the cost to produce and also there crude mostly more heavy which harder to extract

Are u talking production or reserves????

It’s funny when they talk about Canada, they focus on Alberta, northern bc, and the southern prairies. No one acknowledges the potential of northern Saskatchewan, because much is in reservations where nobody has bothered to explore. It’s not like the tar sands magically stop at the Alberta border.

@LoBeau53

2 жыл бұрын

You can bet your last dollar that if these reserves were in Ontario or Quebec it would be full on development with no holds barred. Anyone who believes these reserves will be left in the ground is beyond foolish. They Wilber left in the ground until they are a global resource underperforming the control of the NWO global elite then the climate emergency will be over.

@mikemacdonald2032

2 жыл бұрын

The main problem with that is that the natives don't want anyone to be drilling on their land. Disturbing the environment. Heaven forbid some people actually have to work for a living and not live off government cheques

@davidmackinnon2968

2 жыл бұрын

There is one area in Sask that has tar sands but it is far from pipelines, roads, etc. There are not many large reservations up there but there is very little infrastructure there.

@karlhoehne8974

2 жыл бұрын

@@davidmackinnon2968 OIL sands.

@davidmackinnon2968

2 жыл бұрын

@Karl Hoehne Tar sands

That is awesome news thanks for sharing that makes my day am from that region Nwd😊😍💯😲🙏❤

do you think about the Philippines is highly classified minerals products and Philippines is highly classified ophir

What about the falklands found ready to pump , why aren’t we using it?

@karylhogan5758

2 жыл бұрын

Poor quality, expensive to drill, and not enough there to bother with…

@raymondwebb4179

2 жыл бұрын

@@karylhogan5758 sorry highest quality found ready to pump,

Largest oil and gas will soon dicover in the Land of Promise...PHILIPPINES ...

Whoa Canada? Trippy

USA : hei venezuela,you need more democracy👻

@MM-sf6fp

2 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣

@hogarthjeudy7989

2 жыл бұрын

BULSHIT

@callisto130

2 жыл бұрын

@@hogarthjeudy7989 yess,democracy is bullshit actaully 😝

@tommyboss4067

2 жыл бұрын

@@hogarthjeudy7989 You are absolutely right. Look what happened in Ukraine. So what is the essence of the current US/UK/NATO/Freedom Fighters struggle in Ukraine? So far, their motto is to defend democracy, human rights, freedom of speech, freedom to choose their path, open society and Western values. Now President Zelensky has turned it upside down and rejected all Western values. Time for the West to get out of Ukraine, let Russia and Ukraine settle their dispute. It's time for the West to show their love of peace in Europe. Otherwise, it is indeed the previous assumption of world community that the West wants to fight in Ukraine, not to uphold democracy, open society, western values ​​and ideology, human rights, freedom of speech, but to expand hegemony in Europe, Russia and Asia. So the West uses hypocritical pretext and excuses to defend Ukraine.

@tommyboss4067

2 жыл бұрын

@@hogarthjeudy7989 How come US/UK/UE/NATO defend an Authoritarian guy? They said that they want to encouraging democracy, freedoom of speech and human rights in Ukraine. But Zelensky did the opposite things. Are the West and American politicians still interested in helping him? "President Zelensky suspends 11 political parties in Ukraine over Kremlin 'collusion' claims including one led by the father of Putin's goddaughter - as he signs to decree merging all national TV channels into one platform" (dailymail/By Mark Tovey For Mailonline 18:22 20 Mar 2022. "Ukraine: Zelenskiy bans three opposition TV stations (03.02.2021/DW). "Zelensky Suspends Ukrainian Opposition Parties with Ties to Russia By CAROLINE DOWNEY March 20, 2022 11:40 (Nationalreview)." Wonderful American and the West. Unbelievable.

What's after we finish all of it? How will the world trade ? Sailing boats?

2 and 3 are correct not sure about the other positions

You should get into voicing cartoons lol

The United States would be on the list if we had a president who would take advantage of our oil reserves!

USA still does. My dad worked in the oil & gas business from 1948 till 1966, and wondered then why the experts were shutting down our reserves all over the Midwest and Texas. Since then, others have affirmed we "still" have larger reserves than most places in the world. (They were capping wells that were producing, that's what we're talking about here) One knowledgeable speculator says we could fuel ourselves without foreign oil till the 2040s easily. (Edit...the reserves we have would far exceed 2040, more like another two or three centuries) The propaganda and control of resources has all but absolved critical thinking on a myriad of issues on a grand scale. We are being lied to big time.

@user-fx9hq2cx1z

2 жыл бұрын

President Biden and the Democratic Party want green energy. They are worried about the climate 🤣🤣

@tonyclark5878

2 жыл бұрын

No mate, if the US developed the off shore oil fields in Alaska, you would be oil independent until about 2200 AD. And I'm not joking. Go and look up the Gull Island oil discovery.

@24manhoi

2 жыл бұрын

Don't say that!!! Big oil needs to keep those prices up!!!

@shanestanton5481

2 жыл бұрын

There's more oil and gas in western Maryland and South West Pennsylvania than all of the middle east combined. The democrats won't let us being it out

@hesavedawretchlikeme6902

2 жыл бұрын

@@24manhoi big pharma and big medicine are bigger than big oil.

The United States Permian Basin alone has proven reserves of over 73 billion barrels of oil. This guy's numbers are way off.

@rakwraithrasier2799

2 жыл бұрын

I don't know the numbers but I know that sounded way off

@johndunn9819

2 жыл бұрын

@@rakwraithrasier2799 the 73bb is based on the the bone springs and wolfcamp formations alone. There are several more highly potential big plays including the brushy canyon and more as our horizontal drilling and fracking techniques improve. Look at the reserve reassessment after this initial rediscovery. oil is everywhere here especially at $120pb. It all boils down to economic viability. As the price goes up so do recoverable reserves.

Although Venezuela have world largest oil reserves but it’s quality is less than Saudi Arabia, plus the cost of extract oil in Venezuela per barrel is also 3 or 4 times expensive than Saudi Arabia.

I'm sorry, I could not understand you. When you speak so quickly, your accent makes it difficult for me to keep up. Perhaps if you slowed down?

@kalashprasad9652

2 жыл бұрын

00000000000000000000

@semperfi7324

2 жыл бұрын

That’s because he is from India

@juliorodriguez5963

2 жыл бұрын

Me too, i don’t.

@reycandia6910

2 жыл бұрын

yes, you need to produce a VISUAL AID for us to understanf

@APKk4587

2 жыл бұрын

@@semperfi7324 not from India - that was British accent -

yeah right we might produce that much oil but we consumers aren't seeing it at the pomps and they keep increasing the price.

That tells you how many dinosaurs roamed the earth before.

When I was working in Petronas CSB-Miri Sarawak as snr mechanical engr-commissioning in off/on shore works, one Superintendent told me, "you know what? You have bigger oil and gas deposit than Saudi Arabia, i was tongue tied, I said to him " wheres the exact location? He said somewhere in Mindanao near sea and land..our 1980's former President commissioned them to look for oil and gas deposits here and theyve found..but I dont know why our previous and present govt didnt do something of this God given minerals, I dont know really!! Any suggestions?

@TheJoselpre

2 жыл бұрын

@Benjamin Johnson Boston thanks Ben, im a Filipino overseas contract worker and I live here in Davao City, Philippines. Ive gone working in Sarir Libya for 300 submersible pumps installation, Aqaba Jordan for power plants, Banias Syria for power plant projects, Ras Laffan Qatar for 2 LNG plants companies project, ADCO Abu Dhabi for on shore oil and gas projects, Lekhwair Oman on shore oil and gas huge gathering from clusters. I also worked by projects of on/off shore oil and gas in Vung tau Vietnam, indramayu Indonesia-Polypropylene plants, Melaka Malaysia- Oil Refinery, Kertih Malaysia-Gas Processing Plants, Miri Sarawak PCSB on/offshore jobs, Bintulu Sarawak-Shell Middle Distillate Synthesis, Ningxia China-LNG Plants and in Philippines with various work projects. God bless.

@TheJoselpre

2 жыл бұрын

@Benjamin Johnson Boston hi Ben, oh i forgot to tell that in Sarir Sahara desert in Libya project we installed before 300 submersible pumps in water wells for the Great man made river of Gadaffi's project, thats not oil and gas.....

@TheJoselpre

2 жыл бұрын

@Benjamin Johnson BostonBen, not much knowledge about their oil and gas deposits..all I know is that we Filipino engineers and skilled workers have worked in Middle east countries for so many years mostly in oil and gas companies....tnx

@TheJoselpre

Жыл бұрын

@Emma Bartley Hi Emma, you mean Mindanao sea. We live in Davao City part of big Mindanao Island is where our previous President Rodrigo R. Duterte lives, so the sea that sorrounds Mindanao is called Mindanao sea, what really particular area you mean Emm?

@TheJoselpre

Жыл бұрын

@Emma Bartley Hi, last year 2013, im employed in PCSB-SKO in Miri Sarawak as mechanical commissioning engineer in on shore/off shore oil and gas project. One old Malaysian Superintendent told me about our Philippine oil and gas deposit bigger than Saudi Arabia deposits, because during martial law, the time of our former Presiden FEM contracted them in his group to look for possible big oil and gas deposit and theyve found somewhere here in Mindanao, is it now clear explanations Emma?..thanx

More like 10 cents per gallon. Go brandon

Does anyone remember what the catch-phrase was, regarding energy, around 10 years ago? "The world is running out of oil." (Even used in a Hollywood film: Casino Royale). This video certainly reveals one thing: the abundance of lies connected with the energy industry. Also: it is important to understand the difference between proven oil reserves and estimated oil reserves. If this list was reorganized in terms of estimated oil reserves, the list would be somewhat different.

@Jake-rs9nq

2 жыл бұрын

The world is certainly running out of oil. But we have another 40+ years left. Eventually, oil will require more energy to extract than it provides.

@californiadreaming9216

2 жыл бұрын

@@Jake-rs9nq not true. First, humanity is using progressively less and less and less oil at a decreasing rate of more than 12% per year. Secondly, progressively more and more fossil-fuel-burning engines are being replaced with electric in passenger cars, trucks even motorcycles. Thirdly, and very few people know this, it is very probable that crude oil does not come from organic matter trapped under the ground at all. Legitimate petroleum professionals speculate that crude oil May in fact be methane from the earth core mixing with underground minerals and then cooling into a liquid. Fourthly, and very few people know this also, science has figured out how to create a synthetic rude oil from algae. The yield can be fantasticly high... up to 500 barrels per acre every 2 months. The lies propagated by the energy Mafia go back 100 years and more.

@Jake-rs9nq

2 жыл бұрын

@@californiadreaming9216 So there's several things wrong here. One is that 500 barrels of oil off of 2 acres is possible. It isn't. According to Bob Walsh, the CEO of Aurora Biofuels: "I can say we believe the absolute theoretical maximum is 10,000 gal/acre/year." We use around 100 million barrels per DAY. So we would need 160,000,000 acres of algae to fuel our oil demand, assuming we hit this maximum. This would produce incredibly expensive oil that requires unavailable amounts of nutrients and water. But using CURRENT technology, we would need closer to 500,000,000 acres of water and land. 500 million.

@californiadreaming9216

2 жыл бұрын

@@Jake-rs9nq there is truth in what you are saying, but your numbers are way off, based on technology from 12 years ago. Alternate fuel technology, like battery technology, is changing fast. The numbers I shared with you are based on single level,sun-fed operation. Get out your calculator. Go ten stories high and power the operation with wind or solar. Now we have an interesting number. I have worked in the energy industry. The volume of deliberate, innacurate information fed to the public regarding alternative transportation possibilities, dating back to the 1920s, is staggering. If I am wrong, then why, in 2022, is petroleum still powering 90% plus of passenger and commercial vehicles when EV technology had working prototypes as early as 1933? With respect, disconnect yourself from facts/numbers offered to you by MSM who are in bed (or owned) by petroleum giants. Treat all numbers/facts with extreme skepticism and assume they have been massaged by big oil. Because they have.

@swirvinbirds1971

2 жыл бұрын

@@californiadreaming9216 No. Demand for oil has done nothing but go up and up year after year except for the pandemic. There is no decline in oil demand.

Guyana??

1:00 Mussolini fucked up.🤣

Oil of Iran and Saudi are much more expensive than Canada and Venesuela’s sand oil

The Gulf of Mexico has more crude oil than air on earth to combust it…engineer who worked there told me, but some so deep pressure the problem, but vast ocean of oil known there…

@ridinrancher9443

2 жыл бұрын

True but that BP oil spill hurt a lot of livelihoods. If they had better containment and didn’t try and cover it up, I don’t think it would have been as bad as it was.

Canada has an estimated 1.7-2.5 trillion barrels in oil sands (not proven reserves just estimated)

@cliff311976

2 жыл бұрын

Same like the hoax fracking reserves of America

@swirvinbirds1971

2 жыл бұрын

And those tar sands in Canada is some of the most destructive oil environmentally we can get.

@ProtiumPower

2 жыл бұрын

@@swirvinbirds1971 Better become carbon neutral soon.

@alpearson9158

2 жыл бұрын

@@swirvinbirds1971 actually not do some research

@swirvinbirds1971

2 жыл бұрын

@@alpearson9158 actually they are. Do some research. 🙄

can u consider deuterium as a potential fuel? we have unlimited deuterium reserve in the philippines!!!

@bongdiego8837

2 жыл бұрын

Nag papaniwala ja naman sa mga propaganda.

There is no shortage of oil, just artificially created shortages!

Why do they burn off gas ?

They also do not want to collapse the price remember if they can't make money no one's going to get the stuff out of the ground.

My family were in the oil drilling business for years and belive me CANADA is sitting enough oil to out last the rest of them

@poochie49

2 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately our government would like to keep it in the ground. lest we would benefit from it's extraction. Thanks to the Turd.

All of the ABOVE¡! PHILIPPINES..... TRILLION OF BARRELS!!!! 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭✌️🤟🍻🍻🍻

yes we can't understand anything. it's just like student reading homework to teacher😂

Imagine being in top 10 largest oil reserves and accusing other country for oil prices.

You forget d Philippines about oil reserves

Trouble with having loads of oil, it seems if you do, it just gets sold off (or in some cases embezzled and sold off) and then being enormously wealthy just buy anything you want and spend no time making or developing anything. I can think of few countries with a lot of oil and gas that have used it in a worthwhile way eg Norway but the list is small. Most oil producing countries are run by assorted dictators or pseudo royal families it seems...

The Balkin lies 10,000 ft. below North Dakota as wide and deep as the Mississippi River. THREE FORKS lies 20,000 ft. below North Dakota which is an OCEAN of the PURIST CRUDE OIL IN THE WORLD. I worked as an electrician in the oilfields, Williston, ND for 4.5 yrs.

With cost of “black gold” at 15-23 dollars per barrel, the USSR economy collapsed, and the sovok itself collapsed, and the "golden" horde ("russia") budget can only be fulfilled only with oil price at $ 42.4 and higher

@winstonseecharan5772

Жыл бұрын

Do you aware Russia has everything they need and they don't have to buy anything yes they don't produce coco and coffee but they could do without that

@hybridforcesofthegdl3313

Жыл бұрын

@@winstonseecharan5772 У сына Ротенберга гражданство Финляндии и живут они там, дочь Лаврова в Нью Йорке , дочь Пёскова в Париже- Лиза живёт и учится во Франции, сын Николай был судим в Великобритании и более года провёл в английской тюрьме, супруга владеет квартирой в США площадью 126 м 2. Внук золотова в англии ,У соловья (телепропагандист) - вилла на озере Комо (недалеко от Милана), Италия, и вид на жительство там же... у Малышевой в США. Владимир Жириновский имеет гражданство Испании, Игорь Лебедев (сын Жириновского) имеет грин-карту США, гражданство Испании и ПМЖ Швейцарии , Михаил Берулава имеет ВНЖ Чехии , Ирина Роднина имеет гражданство США . Геннадий Тимченко друг Путина, (один из «королей госзаказа» и крупнейший экспортёр российской нефти) - гражданин Финляндии, жена и дочь - тоже. С 2014 года под санкциями, вынужден проживать в РФ. Этот список можно продолжать до бесконечности... Не поленитесь посмoтрите в интернете список чиновников с иностранным гражданством. Волосы дыбом встают!! все патриоты Московской орды ? Или иностранные агенты?

@hybridforcesofthegdl3313

Жыл бұрын

@@winstonseecharan5772 «…Браты мае, мужыкі родныя. З-пад шыбеніцы маскоўскай прыходзіць мне да вас пісаці, і, можа, раз астатні. Горка пакінуць зямельку родную і цябе, дарагі мой народзе. Грудзі застогнуць, забаліць сэрца, - но не жаль згінуць за тваю праўду… Няма ш, браткі, большага шчасця на гэтым свеце, як калі чалавек у галаве мае розум і науку… Но як дзень з ноччу не ходзіць разам, так не ідзе разам наука праўдзіва з няволяй маскоўскай. Дапокуль яна ў нас будзе, у нас нічога не будзе, не будзе праўды, багацтва і ніякай наукі, - адно намі, як скацінай, варочаць будуць не для дабра, но на пагібель нашу… Бо я табе з-пад шыбеніцы кажу, Народзе, што тагды толькі зажывеш шчасліва, калі над табою Маскаля ўжэ не будзе. Твой слуга Яська-гаспадар з-пад Вільні»

@winstonseecharan5772

Жыл бұрын

Yes Russia will lost oil & gas revenue but this country has the ability to provide all most everything they need so energy loss in one and in the other boost in motor vehicles food processing and production ECT the gain will overpowered the loss

World with peace, watching from berbera somaliland rep,,

Norway🇳🇴

Canada has by far the most in the world but it's still in the ground.

The Vietnam war lasted 10 years I don't remember gasoline prices going thur the roof the first time was 1974 the Israeli and Egyptian war .

@winstonadair3578

2 жыл бұрын

Therelot of oil around Vietnam. A LOT.

This all will be moot once countries embrace renewable energies, which is happening now.

4:30 how is that Iraq with IRANIAN flag?

but ----baffin island canada has 4 trillion barrels of oil but its cold oil