It’s time to get on American resources
The U.S. is producing a lot more oil than it did just a few years ago. Yet the price at the pump hasn’t dropped a single penny. Why not? Because we import so many billions of dollars worth of OPEC oil that we end up paying global prices. There’s only one way to stop this, Continue Reading
Supply and Demand: A Conversation with T. Boone Pickens
Over the last five years, our country has taken great steps toward enhancing our energy security. How? By using new technology developed by American companies that offers better access to our plentiful resources. It’s an amazing story, and it’s transformational as well. I’ve been in the energy industry my entire career, but I’ve never seen Continue Reading
Red tape is preventing us from getting the energy plan we deserve
Getting America the energy plan it deserves has always been the chief goal of the Pickens Plan. A lot of what needs to be done requires one simple thing: Leadership. But there’s plenty of red tape that needs to be cut, and that’s what I’m talking about in this video – government regulations. Take a Continue Reading
When it comes to the world's oil supply, there is no free market
Whenever I bring up the importance of getting America the energy plan it deserves, someone always says, “Boone, let’s not pick winners and losers. Let’s let the market decide.” There’s only problem with that statement. When it comes to the world’s oil supply, there is no free market. OPEC sets the price, and they have Continue Reading
BooneCam Series: Building Blocks of Energy Today
I’ve been working in the energy industry for 60 years, and I promise you I have seen more changes in the last 10 than I did in the first 50! With that in mind, I’ve invited Brian Bradshaw to sit down with me and discuss a whole host of these topics in a series of Continue Reading
Let’s rethink the Strategic Petroleum Reserve
It’s been almost five years since you and I set out together to get America the energy plan it deserves. One thing hasn’t changed: the need for aggressive and effective energy leadership in Washington. For the last four decades, Republicans and Democrats alike have fallen short in this regard. Long story short – we have Continue Reading