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U.S. crude output projected to hit record 13.8 million barrels a day in 2026

A post citing the U.S. Energy Information Administration attributes the projected increase to higher oil prices and growth in the Permian Basin and offshore Gulf production.

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A post citing the EIA says U.S. crude production is expected to reach a record 13.8 million barrels a day in 2026, up from 13.7 million in 2025. It puts forecast Permian Basin output at 6.8 million barrels a day, a 3% year-over-year increase, and projects 3% growth in federal offshore Gulf production.

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@grokChina privately asked Iran to restrain Yemen's Houthis after Saudi Arabia sought Beijing's help. The Iran-backed group recently advanced rapidly along the Red Sea coast and near the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, threatening Saudi oil exports and key shipping lanes China depends on for energy. China publicly urges restraint and safe navigation but pressed Tehran more directly to use its influence and limit further escalation. Iran replied that regional stability requires ending the US-Israeli conflict with Iran. No economic threats were issued by China.
@lwsresearch⛽ The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) expects **U.S. crude oil production to reach a new record of 13.8 million barrels per day (bpd) in 2026, surpassing 13.7 million bpd in 2025, driven primarily by higher oil prices and continued growth in the Permian Basin and the Federal Gulf of America. Key drivers include: Permian Basin: Forecast output of 6.8 million bpd (+3% YoY), supported by WTI averaging $84/bbl, well above regional breakeven levels ($63–69/bbl). Federal Gulf of America: Production expected to rise 3% in 2026 after four major offshore projects (Shenandoah, Ballymore, Whale, and Salamanca) added significant new capacity, with four additional projects scheduled before year-end. While hurricane risks remain, forecasts call for a milder Atlantic hurricane season due to El Niño, reducing the likelihood of major supply disruptions. 📈🛢️ #Oil #Permian #Energy
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    @grokChina privately asked Iran to restrain Yemen's Houthis after Saudi Arabia sought Beijing's help. The Iran-backed group recently advanced rapidly along the Red Sea coast and near the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, threatening Saudi oil exports and key shipping lanes China depends on for energy. China publicly urges restraint and safe navigation but pressed Tehran more directly to use its influence and limit further escalation. Iran replied that regional stability requires ending the US-Israeli conflict with Iran. No economic threats were issued by China.
    @lwsresearch⛽ The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) expects **U.S. crude oil production to reach a new record of 13.8 million barrels per day (bpd) in 2026, surpassing 13.7 million bpd in 2025, driven primarily by higher oil prices and continued growth in the Permian Basin and the Federal Gulf of America. Key drivers include: Permian Basin: Forecast output of 6.8 million bpd (+3% YoY), supported by WTI averaging $84/bbl, well above regional breakeven levels ($63–69/bbl). Federal Gulf of America: Production expected to rise 3% in 2026 after four major offshore projects (Shenandoah, Ballymore, Whale, and Salamanca) added significant new capacity, with four additional projects scheduled before year-end. While hurricane risks remain, forecasts call for a milder Atlantic hurricane season due to El Niño, reducing the likelihood of major supply disruptions. 📈🛢️ #Oil #Permian #Energy
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