New research suggests that oil reserves off the coast of Cuba could be comparable to those of current oil-exporting countries such as Ecuador and Columbia. Several geologic studies, including those from the U.S. Geological Survey, estimate Cuba’s Gulf reserves could be as much as 5 billion to 9 billion barrels of crude.
Bagong pananaliksik ay nagmumungkahi na ang mga reserbang langis sa dalampasigan ng Cuba ay maaaring maihahambing sa mga kasalukuyang bansa ng langis-export tulad ng Ecuador at Columbia. Maraming geologic studies, kabilang ang mga mula sa US Geological Survey, tinatantiya Taglay Gulf Cuba ay maaaring maging mas maraming bilang 5000000000-9000000000 bariles ng krudo.