Article: North American Output Rise Will Come in Handy in Campaign to Lower Mideast Imports.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)

North American Output Rise Will Come in Handy in Campaign to Lower Mideast Imports

North American oil production is set for an impressive 440,000-barrel-per-day increase in 2002, at a time when lessening the US' dependence on crude oil imports from the Mideast is high on the political agenda.

Production in Canada is estimated to rise by 210,000 b/d, in Mexico by 139,000 b/d, and in the US by 90,000 b/d. The North American growth is more than one-third of the global non-Opec supply increase of 1.19 million b/d that EIG is anticipating, more than double the next largest regional contribution. And it's coming from the most highly explored and heavily ...

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