The New Oil of the 21st Century

Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl shows investors the new oil of the 21st century. Energy and Capital editor Keith Kohl shows investors the new oil of the 21st century. [Energy and Capital logo] The New Oil of the 21st Century [Keith Kohl Photo] By [Keith Kohl]( Written Jan 19, 2022 "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." Although you may not recognize these words from philosopher George Santayana, you may have heard it paraphrased years later when Winston Churchill famously said, “Those who fail to learn from history are condemned to repeat it." However, the lessons from the past aren’t all about doom and gloom. And as more modern soothsayer Christian DeHaemer pointed out yesterday, investors can learn a good deal from history. I’m willing to bet only a handful of my readers have ever heard of a young geologist named Ernie Berg. Almost 82 years ago, he was working for Saudi Aramco and charged with mapping an area near Haradh in the eastern province of Saudi Arabia. So when Berg noticed that a dry riverbed took a sudden turn, it led him to believe that a structural trap had formed. There’s no question what he was after: Oil. After a series of wildcat wells were drilled over the next several years, it was clear that a sizable oil field had been discovered, which was soon named Ghawar. Although Berg's name may have escaped your mind, I have no doubt that you’ve heard of the mighty Ghawar oil field. This massive field changed the oil game entirely and has accounted for over half of all Saudi Arabia’s oil production to date. Google Is Making Quantum Computers Google’s new quantum computer proved to be exponentially faster than a conventional computer at solving complex problems. A computation that would take 10,000 years on a classical supercomputer took just 200 seconds on its quantum computer. These machines are real, and they’re already outperforming today’s most powerful supercomputers. But Google isn’t the only tech giant racing to build commercially scalable quantum systems. [That’s because an astounding $1 trillion is up for grabs.]( In 1951, when a group of executives from Standard Oil of California stood on top of a sand dune not far from the Ain Dar No. 1 well as it was brought into production, one member asked his colleagues if they could place the distinct smell that flooded his senses. When the others shook their heads, he just turned to them and smiled. All he said was, “Money.” History is “condemned” to repeat itself again, and this is a lesson all investors need to learn. Just as the Ain Dar No. 1 well started production at the outset of the 1950s, there were roughly 25 million registered cars in the United States. The executives at SoCal couldn’t have timed things any better because that number had swelled to nearly 70 million by the end of the decade. In 2021, there were 286 million registered cars on the road. However, my goal here isn’t to simply mark the explosive growth of the auto industry but rather to show you what’s going to happen over the next 70 years. Tomorrow’s Ghawar field won’t be churning out oil to fuel our cars. No, it’s become clear that tomorrow’s oil is lithium. Specifically, I’m referring to the lithium-ion batteries that will fuel the transition to electric vehicles (EVs) that is already well underway. The New “Fuel of the Future” Could Hand You a Fortune This is the most important energy innovation of the past 100 years. There’s a little-known fuel that’s set to completely revolutionize a $1 trillion sector... but it has nothing to do with hydrogen, nuclear fusion, renewables, or batteries. It’s created using only air and water, which makes this fuel 100% clean and highly affordable. And it can be used for anything and everything. Like your car... cruise ships... even aircraft! This could easily become the new fuel of the future. In fact, it’s already swallowing up the global oil market... [Which is why you should make your move now, before the price skyrockets.]( Ten years ago, we would’ve been laughed out of the room for even suggesting that EVs might disrupt the auto industry. For those who are still skeptical, perhaps pictures are more powerful than words: [imageevsales] Last month, more EVs were sold in Europe than diesel cars, and 20% of new cars sold in Europe and Britain were electric. But as you may know, there’s a bit of a problem when it comes to today’s lithium supply. For the first time in years, battery costs are rising due to the simple fact that supply of critical battery metals cannot match demand. Last year, while everyone’s eyes were fixated on how high crude prices would rise (and rightfully so, as crude is setting itself up for its next run into triple digits), most investors missed the boat on lithium entirely. Only a handful of investors realize that lithium prices increased 280% over the last year alone. However, solving this crisis goes far beyond mining more lithium. As it stands now, the world’s largest lithium producers can’t keep up with the clamor for more… and more. Like oil supply back when the Ghawar field was discovered, the global supply of lithium is controlled by a handful of companies that set their own prices... Except this time is different as new disruptive technologies unlock new supply. Just how disruptive are we talking? [Trust me — you HAVE to check this one out for yourself.]( Until next time, [Keith Kohl Signature] Keith Kohl [[follow basic]@KeithKohl1 on Twitter]( --------------------------------------------------------------- Small American Company Cracks Secret to Endless Lithium Supply One small firm has just done something so incredibly groundbreaking that it will change the way humans use energy for centuries. It has managed to do the unthinkable. It has created a new way to generate brand-new supplies of high-quality lithium on demand, without mining a single ounce! And it’s all done right here in the United States. The lithium production process is also 100% emission-free and is cheaper than the traditional mining. Right now, the firm can create enough lithium to power an amazing 20,000 cars in one year. And this is just the beginning… The revenues for this virtually unknown company are set to grow an astounding 7,883% in the coming months. That’s enough to turn a $500 stake into $39,915… Or let’s say you decide to go a little heavier into this stock and invest $2,000... That could turn into a life-changing $159,660 windfall. Right now this company is still flying under the radar, but that won’t last for much longer. The Biden administration and major automakers are lining up to work with this company and harness its groundbreaking process. As they do, [the $10 share price will climb 30, 40, or maybe even as high as 120 times that amount.]( I’ve put together all of the details on this small firm and how it has revolutionized the energy industry in a free dossier that you can view for free, [right here.]( Browse Our Archives [Fortune Favors the Prepared]( [Genetic Watchdogs Can Detect New COVID Variants Early]( [First-Quarter Earnings Are on Deck — This Is How to Score Triple-Digit Returns]( [Oil and Gas Stocks Crushed Gold Stocks in 2021]( [The Real Winner in "Greenwashing" Our World]( --------------------------------------------------------------- This email was sent to {EMAIL}. It is not our intention to send email to anyone who doesn't want it. If you're not sure why you've received this e-letter, or no longer wish to receive it, you may [unsubscribe here]( and view our privacy policy and information on how to manage your subscription. 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