Implications of a Biden administration for North America oil supply
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Report summary
Table of contents
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Regional impact of Biden administration on North America oil supply
- US Gulf of Mexico and Alaska
- US Gulf of Mexico
- Alaska
- Temporary moratorium on leasing activity in ANWR
- Onshore US Lower 48
- Majority of onshore Lower 48 oil supply is sourced from non-federal lands
- Any significant changes would face stiff opposition
- Western Canada
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Pre-election Biden Administration scenarios
- Impact of scenarios on Gulf of Mexico production
- Map of Alaska by jurisdiction
- Impact of Scenarios on Alaska production
- Map of all Lower 48 horizontal wells and federal lands
- Biden Administration worst case scenarios for Lower 48 supply
- Impact of scenarios on Lower 48 production
- Impact of scenarios on Lower 48 production – shift to non-federal drilling sensitivity
- Western Canada long-haul pipeline infrastructure
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