matthew koch institute for 21st century energy u.s. chamber of commerce
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Institute for 21st Century Energy
• Started in June 2007• Affiliate of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce• Our mission is to advance a common-sense national energy
policy that will:– Provide for adequate supplies of affordable, clean, and diverse energy
– Protect the environment
– Ensure an energy secure America
Global demand to increase 53% by 2035
• 90% in non-OECD countries
Electricity demand to increase 76%
1.6 billion people without electricity
$38 trillion of new investment needed to meet demand
The New Energy Reality
• 120 years of Nat. Gas• 206 years of Oil• 464 years of Coal
Technically Recoverabl
e Resources
• 586 years of Nat Gas• 536 years of oil• 9,844 years of coal
In-place Resources
Institute for Energy Resources Analysis of U.S. Government Data
U.S. Has Abundant Energy Resources
Canada's Key Energy StatisticsWorld rank
Total Primary Energy Production2012
19.139 Quadrillion Btu 5
Total Primary Energy Consumption2012
13.354
Quadrillion Btu 7
Crude Oil Proved Reserves2015
172 Billion Barrels 3
Dry Natural Gas Production2012
5,070
Billion Cubic Feet 5
Total Renewable Electricity Net Generation
2012
397 Billion Kilowatt hours 4
U.S. Energy Information Agency
Canada’s Key Energy Statistics
Source: U.S. Congressional Research Service, U.S. Fossil Fuel Resources: Terminology, Reporting, and Summary.
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Percentage Change in Employment from 2007: O&G v All Non-Farm
O&G All Non-Farm
Oil & Gas is THE Job Driver
• More than 4 million new jobs;
• $2.5 trillion in additional revenue for governments
• $5.1 trillion in investment
• and 10 million barrels worth of added daily oil and natural gas production
By 2035, U.S.
unconventional oil and natural gas
could generate
more than:
Fueling Our Future Economy
Oil & Gas sector created 9% of all American jobs in
2011 Oil imports expected to
decrease over 60% … reducing
import bill by $200b.
Manufacturing Renaissance
Return of the Chemical,
Fertilizer, Steel Industries
Changing the Geopolitical
Balance in U.S. favor
Fueling Our Economy - TODAY
• Canada = safe, reliable ally.
• The U.S. imports more oil from Canada than any other nation.
• Currently 41% of U.S. crude oil imports come from Canada. Up from 29% in 2013.
• Canadian oil sands resources = the third-largest proven reserves in the world.
• Every barrel of oil that is imported from Canada is one less barrel of oil imported from a less stable country that might not be looking out for our interests.
Energy Opportunity
• Disruptive Change
• Battleground Shift
• Oil Oversupply
• Toolbox Revamp
Shift in the Energy Paradigm
It now takes an average of more than 3 YEARS to complete an environmental impact statement
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The waiting time for a new mining permit is 7 – 10 YEARS (last in the world)
• Gasoline prices DECLINE
• 300,000 Jobs
• $5.8 Billion Savings for U.S. Consumers
• $13.5 Billion in New Government Revenue
• $38 Billion Increase in GDP
• $22 Billion Decrease in Trade Deficit
Benefits of Exporting Crude Oil
Go WHERE IT MATTERS!
• GOAL – educate and engage business and opinion leaders. Create smart energy advocates.
• TACTICS/STRATEGY – Myth Bust and Be Seen; Train; Build a diverse coalition; Use social media, blogs, advertising, op eds, letters to the editor, etc.; Promote multipliers;
Go Local!
Shale Works for US Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia Partnership to Fuel America Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, Missouri, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota, South
Dakota, MontanaColoradoTacoma,
Washington
Clark County, Nevada
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