$2 Gas? NEVER Happening! (The Energy Crisis Explained) - Mike Mauceli

Gas prices, oil production, and energy policies—how do they really work? In this episode of The Energy Show, we dive deep into the complexities of the energy market, exploring why oil producers don’t want prices to drop, how Trump’s policies aimed to increase production, and why Biden’s recent LNG pause could change everything.

Energy expert Robert Rapier breaks down the real cost of drilling, revealing that a single oil well can cost between $9 million to $13 million to develop. With U.S. oil production flattening and over 20 million barrels of oil consumed daily, can we truly lower gas prices while maintaining supply?

We also discuss the 50X larger pipeline network than U.S. highways, the hidden role of nuclear energy, and why China continues building one coal plant per week, fueling global carbon emissions.

Is America really in control of its energy future? Or are we just playing catch-up in a rapidly changing world? Watch now to uncover the truth about oil, gas, and energy independence!

00:00 Introduction
00:27 Trump's Energy Policies and Their Impact
01:16 Challenges in Oil Production and Pricing
02:37 The Future of Oil and Gas Production
07:19 LNG and Global Energy Policies
10:44 Nuclear Power and Carbon Emissions
18:08 Pipeline Infrastructure and Environmental Concerns
20:41 Tariffs and Their Potential Impact on Oil Prices
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