WORLD OIL PRODUCTION 2009-2014 2009: 84 mbd or 30.6 Billion Barrels per year 2014: 90 mbd or 32.8 Billion Barrels per year.

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WORLD OIL PRODUCTION : 84 mbd or 30.6 Billion Barrels per year 2014: 90 mbd or 32.8 Billion Barrels per year

US OIL PRODUCTION FACTS US OIL PRODUCTION INCREASED BY 62% OF WHICH SHALE IS NOW 26% 2.TOTAL IMPORTS DECREASED FROM 65% TO 45% OF US CONSUMPTION, BUT OPEC IMPORTS DECREASED BY 23%.

US SHALE OIL PRODUCTION

US OIL PRODUCTION FACTS PERSIAN GULF IMPORTS NOW ONLY 7% OF TOTAL US CONSUMPTION 4.BRENT PRICE PER BARREL WENT FROM $61 IN 2009 UP TO $144 IN 2008 AND THEN BACK DOWN TO JUST UNDER $50 TODAY

IMPACTS OF INCREASED DOMESTIC PRODUCTION 1. NEW “PEAK OIL” FOR US IN NEXT 4 YEARS but NEW PEAK COULD BE 4 MBD HIGHER IN BEST CASE SCENARIO AT 13.3 MBD VS 9.6MBD IN NO NEED TO IMPORT FROM OUTSIDE OF THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE BY THE END OF 2016

IMPACTS OF INCREASED DOMESTIC PRODUCTION 3.NET NATURAL GAS EXPORTER BY US INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTON INCREASES FOR THE NEXT 15 YEARS, MOSTLY IN BULK CHEMICALS AND ENERGY INTENSIVE INDUSTRIES. 5.U.S. VMT (Vehicle Miles Traveled) CONTINUE UP BUT ACTUAL GAS CONSUMPTION CONTINUES TO GO DOWN

U.S. VEHICLE ENERGY USE ESTIMATES

SURGE IN GLOBAL OIL/GAS PRODUCTION AND CONSEQUENT DROP IN PRICE HURTS RUSSIA MORE THAN ANY OTHER COUNTRY Russia a “nuclear armed banana republic” Economy heavily dependent on oil/gas revenues Russia had long been #1 oil/gas producer and exporter (#2 for oil) In last decade Russia flying high on oil at $140 Depends on oil/gas exports for 65% of budget revenues!

RUSSIA’S ECONOMY MOVES INTO RECESSION Russian economy in “free fall”; worst crisis since 1998 (default) Russia GDP will decline this year by 4% w/oil at $60 (at least) 50% drop in global oil prices cause Moscow to lose $100B Sanctions over Crimea annexation and Ukraine incursion also hurt Value of ruble declines x%; now at 63 for the dollar (down from 33) Despite efforts of Central Bank to prop it up Russia will import 40% less goods (mainly food!!) Inflation soaring; interest rates rise to 17%; capital flight out of Russia

DOMESTIC AND EXTERNAL RAMIFICATIONS Doubtful Moscow can accomplish ambitious $770B defense modernization programs Have to cut back on imports; very dependent on food from abroad Economy needs structural reform; now a “kleptocracy”; crony capitalism at its worst Economic problems compounded by severe demographic trends Putin’s popularity soars; now at 80% approval Much due to elimination of dissident voices; jingoistic press; campaign to blame nefarious West for all its problems “Nationalist Hysteria” sets in; Putin becomes mythical figure

HOW WILL PUTIN AND RUSSIA CONFRONT THE CHALLENGE? By instituting badly needed economic reforms? Doubtful By increasing authoritarianism? Nationalist phobia? Myth of being surrounded? Likely By striking out against the West? Is the “Wounded Bear” more dangerous in a weakened state? Unlikely, but…..