Gregory Zuckerman is a special writer at The Wall Street Journal and the bestselling author of The Greatest Trade Ever. He is a two-time winner of the Gerald Loeb Award and a winner of the New York Press Club Journalism Award. He lives in New Jersey with his wife and two sons.
Everyone knew it was crazy to try to extract oil and natural gas buried in shale rock deep below the ground. Everyone, that is, except a few reckless wildcatters - who risked their careers to prove the world wrong.
Things looked grim for American energy in 2006. Oil production was in steep decline and natural gas was hard to find. The Iraq War threatened the nation’s already tenuous relations with the Middle East. China was rapidly industrializing and competing for resources. Major oil companies had just about given up on new discoveries on U.S. soil, and a new energy crisis seemed likely.
But a handful of men believed everything was about to change.
Far from the limelight, Aubrey McClendon, Harold Hamm, Mark Papa, and other wildcatters were determined to tap massive deposits of oil and gas that Exxon, Chevron, and other giants had dismissed as a waste of time. By experimenting with hydraulic fracturing through extremely dense shale—a process now known as fracking—the wildcatters started a revolution. In just a few years, they solved America’s dependence on imported energy, triggered a global environmental controversy—and made and lost astonishing fortunes.
No one understands these men—their ambitions, personalities, methods, and foibles—better than the award-winning Wall Street Journal reporter Gregory Zuckerman. His exclusive access enabled him to get close to the frackers and chronicle the untold story of how they transformed the nation and the world. The result is a dramatic narrative tracking a brutal competition among headstrong drillers. It stretches from the barren fields of North Dakota and the rolling hills of northeastern Pennsylvania to cluttered pickup trucks in Texas and tense Wall Street boardrooms.
Activists argue that the same methods that are creating so much new energy are also harming our water supply and threatening environmental chaos. The Frackers tells the story of the angry opposition unleashed by this revolution and explores just how dangerous fracking really is.
The frackers have already transformed the economic, environmental, and geopolitical course of history. Now, like the Rockefellers and the Gettys before them, they’re using their wealth and power to influence politics, education, entertainment, sports, and many other fields. Their story is one of the most important of our time.
页岩革命 我想,在人类发展史上,没有比石油开采更让人类觉得兴奋的事了。第二次工业革命和石油紧密相连,决定了人类发展的速度。同时,世界上经济、政治、战争……等,都与石油密切相关,时刻影像着世界。但是,石油所决定的众生的命运到底是怎样运作的呢?人类的进步和开...
评分11月15日,我国国家发改委发布通知,自11月14日24时起国内汽柴油价将再次下调,汽油下调幅度为每吨190元,柴油为每吨180元,折合93号汽油下调0.15元/升,0号柴油下调0.15元/升。这一纸通知让国内成品油调价史再创新纪录——“八连跌”,而今年国内油价的涨跌比也再次被刷新,4...
评分本书讲述的是,几位被视为极度投机和疯狂的企业家,如何靠着近乎偏执的创业精神和技术创新,为美国在页岩油气开采方面带来革命性的变化。 一场能源巨变,幕后却是几个看起来不怎么光鲜的人,他们贪婪、自负、偏执,有很多的不完美,但靠了盲目的乐观和一股子钻进去的精神,他们...
评分话说咱们民间有句俗语,“老虎不发威,以为是只病猫”。这话搁在《页岩革命》这本书头上,恰如一顶量身定做的帽子,正合尺寸。 从格雷戈里.祖克曼书中可知,美国人给搞石油的个体户起了个绰号“野猫”,大意是,净干些不靠谱的事。 读后掩卷回味,且不说书中这些野猫失意时...
评分作者很业余 , Initial Production 都不标明一下是IP24, IP30,还是IP90. 但比读行研报告有趣很多,事在人为,公司实在不是data machine, assign a management premium/discount,太应该不过。
评分很有趣的一本书,对于我这个门外汉,了解页岩气到底是怎么一回事儿还是很足够的。段子也够多,自由市场可以激发好的创造,同时也可能作恶,这个是需要注意的。
评分非常好看的关于能源的一本书,但说融资10亿很容易真的大丈夫?
评分非常好看的关于能源的一本书,但说融资10亿很容易真的大丈夫?
评分1)自由市场经济决定了适宜的激励制度;2)发达资本市场提供了充沛的资金来源;3)法律制度保障了私有化的开采权;4)地理数据公开,基础设施完善;5)地广人稀,自然资源丰厚;6)美国特色不惧失败的创业精神 => 一场改变美国,影响世界的页岩能源革命由此到来。向无畏坚持的Wildcatters致敬!
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