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In the heart of West Texas, near the city of Midland, lies a landscape that from above looks like a giant electronic grid drawn across the desert. Hundreds of miles of land are covered in geometric shapes, wells, and lines that crisscross the terrain all the way to the New Mexico border.
But what is visible from satellites is not a technological structure. It is the center of an energy revolution that has transformed the global economy and geopolitical balances of the modern world.
These are the giant oil and gas fields in the Permian Basin, one of the richest hydrocarbon areas on the planet. The massive energy production from this area has significantly strengthened the energy independence of the United States and reduced dependence on the Middle East.
According to Ed Conway's analysis, this new energy power partly explains Donald Trump's tougher and more aggressive approach to the Middle East region. With the US less dependent on Arab oil, the US administration has gained more freedom of action in regional conflicts and tensions.
The transformation of Texas into an energy superpower is considered by experts as one of the most decisive moments of recent decades, with a direct impact not only on the economy, but also on global politics and American military strategies.
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