Potential Financial and Employment Impact from the Development of Oil & Gas in the North Aleutian Basin Shell Offshore Inc. Anchorage, Alaska October, 2006 The authors acknowledge the significant contribution of employment multiplier information from Professor Scott Goldsmith of ISER, UAA.
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Potential Financial and Employment Impact from the
Development of Oil & Gas in the North Aleutian Basin
Shell Offshore Inc.Anchorage, Alaska
October, 2006
The authors acknowledge the significant contribution of employment multiplier information from Professor Scott
Goldsmith of ISER, UAA.
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What might the project contain?
Local Power
Local Power
Sand Point
Natural Gas Liquefaction Facility
Natural Gas Liquefaction FacilityLNG tanker to
US West Coast MarketLNG tanker to
US West Coast Market
Offshore Drilling and Production Platform(s)Offshore Drilling and
Production Platform(s)
Bristol Bay
Pacific Ocean
Bristol Bay Economic Benefits
Federal Income Tax~$12 Billion
Royalties~$7 Billion
State & Local Tax~$850 Million
6.8 TCF sales gas with February 2005 Forward Curve
Comments: These positions are usually contract positions. Education varies for each job and may require special licenses.
The Job Pyramid*• For every Oil and Gas Industry worker there are about six
positions in the community
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6
“oil patch”
“public revenue”
* Scott Goldsmith, (2006) Economic Multiplier for Oil and Gas Activities in Alaska Institute of Social and Economic Research, College of Business and Public Policy University of Alaska Anchorage 3211 Providence Drive • Anchorage, Alaska 99508-8180 UAA [email protected] 907-786-7720