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Starks Energy Economics (SEE)The United States uses about 100 quads (quadrillion BTUs) of energy annually, about twenty percent of total world consumption. Much of this consumption powers US production of over a quarter of the world's gross domestic product (GDP). So the sources and uses of this energy are a high-stakes challenge. Subscribe to our energy market analysis pages to make the most of your investments in energy economics or try a free trial subscription. Finding the most efficient, reliable, and economical means of producing energy is key. Tax policies and environmental issues shape decisions about energy production and consumption. National security is a critical factor. An exciting development in meeting these needs are the discovery and production of vast reserves of natural gas and oil right here in the United States. The free quarterly update focuses on the development of the Bakken/Three Forks oil shale in North Dakota. Register for Updates; to receive free future updates, please register your name and e-mail address. Segment updates will be provided at least once a quarter.  FREE Trial Subscription: Try a free, 30-day subscription to Starks Energy Economics. You'll receive two past articles including a) a summary of notes from one of the country's premier conferences on natural gas, and b) a spreadsheet highlighting four Bakken companies.
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