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A top CEO declared the U.S. oil industry has 'peaked'


Published on 2025-05-06 15:06:31 - Fortune
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  • "We're a little over 100 days into this new administration and, 'Good Lord.' There's been a tremendous amount of volatility introduced."

The U.S. shale oil sector is facing a critical juncture due to new tariffs imposed on imported steel and other materials essential for drilling operations, as reported by Fortune on May 6, 2025. These tariffs, aimed at protecting domestic industries, have inadvertently increased costs for shale companies, already grappling with fluctuating oil prices and environmental regulations. Industry experts warn that without relief, these additional financial burdens could lead to reduced production, job losses, and a potential decrease in U.S. energy independence. Some companies are exploring alternative materials and technologies to mitigate the impact, while others are lobbying for exemptions or adjustments to the tariffs to maintain competitiveness in the global market.

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