The "American's First" Energy Plan for safe, secure domestic supplies of Transportation energy.

AMERICAN ENERGY FOR AMERICAN'S:  BASIC ELEMENTS FOR AN ACTION PLAN

Proposed Presidential Executive Orders:

Proposed Government Actions;

1)      Cancel the Moratorium on drilling on the US Continental Shelf today.

2)      Cancel the Moratorium on drilling on the Artic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) 1002 area today.

3)      Support the three international waters resources rights Claims made by American Companies to contiguous oil and gas reserves that could be developed without any regulatory lags. (See; www.strategicnine.com and www.unoilgas.com ).  

4)      Put aside most of the timeline and permitting requirements for urgent, identified critical energy projects as listed here in declared "American Energy Economic Zones" (AEEZ) “in the national interest” by creating a fast-track office to evaluate and approve requested leases within 90 days.

5)      Allow unsolicited OCS Lease Applications anywhere immediately, grant them on a first-in first granted basis.

6)      Enlarge new OCS post-moratorium lease block sizes from the paltry 5 mile by 5 mile area to a more realistic size of perhaps 100 miles by 100 miles in frontier regions.

7)      Provide a ten year tax and impost holiday on strategic new oil and gas development projects in AEEZ areas. Offer matching funds for seismic and EM surveys to be repaid from eventual production to get oil flowing sooner.

8)      Provide low-cost loan guarantees for development of urgently required new oil and gas project infrastructure in AEEZ areas.

9)      Provide low-cost Government guarantees or loans for offshore oil and gas ("Energy Liberty") ships and vessels built to work in the US AEEZ areas for the next 5 years.

10)  Temporarily exempt approved oil and gas projects within the AEEZ areas from the US Cabotage laws so that projects can more quickly secure production equipment from overseas shipyards.

11)  Set Aside Regulatory Delays for projects within the AEEZ areas.  Make regulatory bodies set up departments to “fast-track” approval of energy projects to clear hurdles within 3-6 months.

12)   Eliminate Frivolous and Mendacious Lawsuit Delays for projects in AEEZ areas:  Create a special court to hear energy related cases with a mandate to adjudicate cases within 7 days.  Example: the lawsuits currently stopping Shell from drilling off Alaska, partly on the basis that their ships might bump into whales;  if applied to the rest of the world’s oceans would cease all shipping and world trade!

13)  Provide 250,000 new grants for students to pay for college for future petroleum engineers and geologists, and for technical petroleum production job training programs.

14)  Eliminate any royalties, taxes and permitting costs on critical new energy projects in AEEZ areas for ten years, to enable energy companies to spend every dollar of risk capital they have on US drilling, building production equipment, and related expenses, as only holes in the ground will solve the energy problem.

15)  For transport; Provide tax and other incentives to build distribution infrastructure and car-truck conversion stations to switch 25% of the US vehicular fleet to compressed natural gas (CNG) within 10 years. This will lower demand for oil and lower CO2 emissions, and would require approximately 5 Trillion cubic feet (Tcf) per annum of gas. See; CNG provides viable alternative Article.

The Solution to high oil prices:    An Energy Mini-Marshall Plan

Why this will work:

These are real solutions not thinly disguised and choreographed political stunts designed to win elections rather than bring Americans gas price relief.

Create an American Oil and Gas Rush:    We need to get those independent oil and gas companies, their money, explorationists, engineers and drilling rigs back into American waters promptly.

The US government must make it so financially attractive for oil companies to immediately explore and develop American oil and gas resources that the new policies create a veritable stampede to bring new domestic oil and gas to the market in record time.

If American politicians created the financial and other incentives outlined here,  all those drilling rigs that are working in other countries’ continental shelf regions will come back to the US and find affordable oil and gas for Americans.

This plan promotes improved National Economic Security through common sense domestic oil and gas developments.

This plan will result in energy jobs coming back to America.    It recycles virtually all of the energy money back to the US economy in taxes, dividends, jobs – high paying blue-collar jobs and white collar jobs. Billions of Dollars would get recycled through taxes. A lot of those billions could go back to the adjacent states and help them balance their budgets.

The USA will thus increase its assets and employment, thus causing the dollar to strengthen, be able to pay reduce it's huge foreign debts , cause tax rates to fall for the majority of people and would be able to cut the federal fuel tax on citizens.

This plan would unleash an immediate tidal wave of exploration and development in the American OCS , resulting in early and growing domestic oil and gas production, that would soon replace all imported fuels.

Rapidly developing America’s own energy resources would have a price-damping effect: The mere threat of future US domestic supply competition would cause Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries to cut their prices. The U.S. Congress should take notice: economics do work - not just cutting demand, but robustly increasing supply of transportation fuels will get us out of the current oil crisis.

How to get new American energy supplies quickly, Appeal to Corporate Greed:   If oil companies are given enough financial incentives, they will move much faster than anyone believes and could find and start producing new oil and gas within 2-3 years, then ramp quickly up to produce enough energy to completely replace oil imports within 10-12 years.

This viable energy plan would significantly increase the security of the American homeland, create ten million new jobs for Americans and their communities, provide for America’s energy independence for 50-100 years as well as generate untold trillions in new taxes all within America and hence rapidly improve the general economic well-being.

We urge the US government to adopt this simple Energy-Economy Revitalization Plan -  this is a blueprint that could be refined, improved and launched within just a few weeks.

All of the above measures would create a massive stampede of exploration and oil and gas production infrastructure on the US continental shelf and other US onshore areas, creating near-immediate increases in oil and gas production, hence rapidly lowering US consumer’s energy prices.

Much of the new offshore energy production would be in the form of Low CO2 natural gas, which, when used to make electricity or compressed natural gas (CNG) vehicle fuel, reduces CO2 emissions significantly, thus helping to meet much of the proposed US Cap-and-Trade carbon reduction objectives.

Stop Bureaucratic Tax Creep:     Unfortunately US bureaucracies often tend to make decisions based on the individual Department’s staff’s own perceived self interest.   For example, the more royalties and fees they secure, the larger and more important the department is and the greater salaries and benefits that accrue to the staff.  These fees, payments and imposts are today a major drain on oil and gas exploration capital.  It is money that would otherwise be spent exploring to produce more oil and gas.

Government must leave these department heads out of the room when making critical decisions about the energy issues. The issue is too important to let self-interested bureaucracies to continue to destroy the American economy with ever-increasing arrays of hidden energy taxes and imposts.

The benefits of developing America’s own oil and gas include an estimated $600-$700 billion per year in oil payments, currently going overseas, that under our plan would stay inside America creating millions of new jobs and prosperity, here, not there.

In order to salve the consciences of the affected bureaucracies perhaps the small amount of revenue lost could be simply replaced by adding a small tax (5cents/gallon) on at the consumer end (the back end) to replace the current onerous crushing front end pre-exploration imposts.  It is likely that the resulting ultimate revenue flows to the various bureaucracies would be much higher in the long term.    Thus America’s security would be enhanced.   The consumer would enjoy lower prices and a secure supply for 50-100 years, as well as enjoy the benefits of millions of new jobs for Americans.

 This plan is not a gift to the oil companies, its simply giving back to American's what we already own, our own oil and gas supplies, on our own soil, owned by us all, which have been inadvertently taken from us by our own government and bureaucracies.

The above measures would bring about the transformation of the American energy industry and indeed create a boom in the entire US economy within five to ten years.

Note; Nuclear, solar, geothermal, coal and other static energy sources are not covered or dealt with in this proposal, which focuses primarily on QUICKLY providing more domestically sourced transport fuel.

“Best time to plant a tree, -20 years ago.   Second best time, -today. ”   A Chinese proverb many congressmen have obviously never heard of.

If you put the federal government in charge of the Sahara Desert, in 5 years there’d be a shortage of sand. –Milton Friedman.

To bring down the price of gas you need to drill where there is a lot of oil quickly. Not where there is little or no oil.

Dr. Roy Cordato from the conservative thinktank John Locke Foundation said. "This is a government driven scarcity," Dr. Cordato added. "It's driven by laws that has kept the United States off the exploration market."

Proposed Areas Which should be Declared American Energy Development Zones (AEEZ) and granted tax holidays, instant permits etc.

1)   American Energy Development Zones (AEDZ)

1)      Blake Ridge Gas:   Instruct the US Minerals Management Service (MMS) to immediately grant leases on priority development areas including the Blake Ridge super-giant gas lease. This could provide 1-3 trillion cubic ft per year of clean gas supplies.  See: www.strategicnine.com

2)      Bering Sea Abyssal Gas:  Support the Strategic Nine Bering Sea Abyssal Claim so as to enable the consortium to fast-track its clean low CO2 gas development. This could supply 1-2 trillion cubic ft gas per annum.  See: http://www.strategicnine.com/Bering-Sea-Gas-1.htm

3)      Arctic Ocean Commons Claim: Support the United Oil & Gas Consortium’s Claim on the Arctic Oceans Commons area immediately adjacent to Alaska and Canada’s 200nm Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) and beyond the bogus Russian Claim area. This could provide 2-5 million BBL of oil and 2-5 trillion cubic ft of natural gas per year.  See: www.unoilgas.com .

4)      Colorado Oil Shale: Put aside the one year hold-up on oil shale leasing activities and fast-track any required permits to enable production to commence quickly.  This could provide 2-5 million BBL of oil per year.

Gulf of Mexico Deeps and Western Florida Shelf region.  Needs the President or Congress to set aside the exploration-capital-grabbing MMS auction system, (Just took $3.7 billion in) enlarge lease areas and grant tax incentives.

5)      Alaska Chukchi Sea Leases; Put aside the often frivolous environmental lawsuits and permits requirements that are holding up drilling on this and other US properties.  This could provide 1 million BBL of oil and 1 trillion cubic ft of natural gas per year.

AEEZ-1; Blake Ridge Offshore Clean Natural Gas Project.

Each of the Blake Ridge and Bering Sea Abyssal properties are estimated to contain approximately 100 trillion cubic ft of recoverable free gas, which is around 18 billion barrels of oil equivalent (OEL). This is similar to the amount of hydrocarbons the MMS estimates for the entire US continental shelf (OCS) currently under moratorium.

Each of the resources could be developed in a "Mini-Marshall Plan" manner, utilizing a mass-produced fleet of 6 or more large floating LNG (FLNG) production vessels.

   

Blake Ridge 100+Tcf Estimated Recoverable 99% Pure Natural Gas. 

(Potential: 1-3 trillion cubic ft gas/year; or 500,000 - 1,500,000 BBL/day oil equivalent, starting in year 3 and reaching full production within 7-10 years)

Advantages: 100-200 miles offshore, beyond sight of the shore, clean low CO2 gas supplies, minimal chance of pollution from gas spill. Provides clean energy to lower emissions.

25% of the resource is in international waters and can be developed immediately without regulatory drag and with no taxes.

If you want to switch part of the US transport fleet to electric cars over time, we will need more electricity and gas makes cleaner electricity.

Action plan; Grant the already applied-for non-competitive, OCS lease now with ten year tax holidays etc . Provide $40 billion in loan guarantees to sink production wells and build a fleet of 12 x 3-4 million t.p.a, 1,500 ft long, floating LNG production vessels in US shipyards, for the deepwater section of the resource and pipeline to shore for the shallower section.

AEEZ-2;  Bering Sea Abyssal Gas Project. 

Bering Sea Abyssal  100-200 Tcf Estimated Recoverable Natural Gas.

(Potential: 1-2 trillion cubic ft gas/year; or 500,000 - 1,000,000 BBL/day oil equivalent, starting in year 3 and reaching full production in 7-8 years)

Advantages: 200 + miles offshore, clean low CO2 gas supplies, minimal chance of pollution from gas spill. Provides clean energy to lower emissions.

90% of the Clean natural gas resource is within Strategic Nine Consortium’s international waters Claim area and can be developed immediately without regulatory drag and no taxes.

This resource could supply large quantities of clean low CO2 natural gas to California to help achieve California's announced carbon reduction plans.

If you want to switch part of the US transport fleet to electric cars over time, we will need more electricity and gas makes cleaner electricity.

Action plan: Provide $30 billion in loan guarantees to sink production wells and build a fleet of 12 x 3-4 million t.p.a, 1,500 ft long, floating LNG production vessels in US shipyards.

AEEZ-3;  ANWR Oil Project.


ANWR Estimated 10 billion barrels oil. 

(Potential: 1.3 million barrels oil per day, within 3-6 years)

Advantages: Huge near-proven reserves, only 50 miles from the TAPS pipeline, which has 1.3 million BBL/day spare capacity right now, minimal chance of pollution from spills as technology has matured.

 Can be developed immediately (within 3-4 years) if enough incentives are provided to steal engineers and capital away from other countries oil projects.

Action plan; Grant one big lease to a consortium of US arctic-capable companies. Provide $25-$50 billion in loan guarantees for the consortium to immediately sink production wells and build a 50 mile pipeline to TAPS. This could replace 10-15% of American oil imports within 3-4 years!

Between 250,000 and 735,000 ANWR jobs are estimated to be created by development of the Coastal Plain.   It is production that matters. 

Economic Impact Between 1977 and 2004, Existing North Slope oil field development and production activity contributed over $50 billion to the nations economy, directly impacting each state in the union.

The Inupiat Eskimos who live in and near ANWR support onshore oil development on the Coastal Plain.  See: http://www.anwr.org

There is no Negative Impact on Animals Oil and gas development and wildlife are successfully coexisting in Alaska 's arctic. For example, the Central Arctic Caribou Herd (CACH) which migrates through Prudhoe Bay has grown from 3000 animals to its current level of 32,000 animals. The arctic oil fields have very healthy brown bear, fox and bird populations equal to their surrounding areas. Polar Bears have increased from 1,800 to over 25,000 in the last 20 years. 

Drilling in ANWR could get new oil flowing in 3-6 years, depending on how many lawsuits environmentalists file. That’s far faster than benefits would flow from supposed alternatives: devoting millions more acres of cropland to corn or cellulosic ethanol, converting our vehicle fleet to hybrid and flex-fuel cars, building dozens of new nuclear power plants, and blanketing thousands of square miles with wind turbines and solar panels. These alternatives will take decades to implement, and all face political, legal, technological, economic and environmental hurdles.

It’s a far better bargain than producing 7 billion gallons of ethanol in 2007 from corn grown on and area the size of Indiana (23 million acres). It’s far better than using wind to generate enough electricity to power New York City, which would require blanketing Connecticut (3 million acres) with turbines.

".....The Geological Survey and Congressional Research Service say it’s 95% likely that there are 15.6 billion barrels of oil beneath ANWR. With today’s prices and technology, 60% of that is recoverable. At $135 a barrel, that represents $1.3 trillion that we would not have to send to Iran, Russia, Saudi Arabia and Venezuela. It means lower prices and reduced risks of oil spills from tankers carrying foreign crude.

It represents another $400 billion in state and federal royalties and corporate income taxes – plus billions in lease sale revenues, plus thousands of direct and indirect jobs, in addition to numerous jobs created when this $1.7 trillion total is invested in the USA.

It means additional billions in income tax revenues that those jobs would generate, and new opportunities for minority, poor and blue collar families to improve their lives and living standards. It means lower prices for gasoline, heating, cooling, food and other products.  That’s just ANWR. Factor in America’s other locked-up energy, and we’re talking tens of trillions of dollars that we either keep in the United States, by producing that energy … or ship overseas.

This energy belongs to all Americans. It’s not the private property of environmental pressure groups, or of politicians who cater to them in exchange for re-election support.  This energy is likewise the common heritage of mankind. Politicians and eco-activists have no right to keep it off limits – and tell the rest of the world: We have no intention of developing American energy. We don’t care if you need oil, soaring food and energy prices are pummeling your poor, or drilling in your countries harms your habitats to produce oil for US consumers.  Those attitudes are immoral and intolerable. It’s time to drill again here in America – while conserving more and pursuing new energy technologies for the future...."  http://www.townhall.com/Columnists/PaulDriessen/2008/06/28/drill_here_drill_now_drill_anwr?page=2

It’s time to drill again here in America – onshore and off, in Alaska and the Lower 48 – while conserving more and pursuing new energy technologies for the future. See; anwr.org

AEEZ-4;  Arctic Ocean Commons Oil and Gas Project

The Arctic Ocean Commons area with the greatest oil and gas potential is beyond any bogus Russian Claim area and could be covered with a simple agreement between the US and Canada, affirming United’s Right to develop the International Waters area, thus immediately resulting in the moving in of drilling rigs in to find and produce oil and gas.  (www.unoilgas.com)

   

United Consortium Arctic Commons Claim and Area. Estimated 400 billion barrels oil and gas. 

(Potential: 2-4 trillion cubic ft gas/year + 2-5 million barrels oil per day, starting in year 6 and reaching full production in 12 years)

Advantages: Medium term play with huge potential resources, potentially enough to last America for 100 years.  The resource Claim is in international waters and can thus be explored and developed without regulatory drag.

 Probably 50% of the resource is clean natural gas. The shallower Chukchi Plateau extension could be developed within 4-6 years if the US and Canada were to support United's Claim. The much deeper Amerasia Basin could be producing within 8-10 years.

Action plan;  Support United's Claim with US-Canada development treaty over the US-Canada adjacent areas. Provide $50 billion in loan guarantees for companies to immediately conduct seismic, EM surveys and drill production wells as well as build a fleet of icebreaker-FPSO's and icebreaker tankers in US and foreign shipyards.

AEEZ-5;  Oil Shale Projects

US Oil Shale Reserves. 800+ billion barrels easily recoverable oil.

(Potential: 1 - 3 million barrels oil per day, starting in year 3 and reaching full production within 10 years)

Advantages: Short to medium term play with huge proven shale oil resources, potentially enough to last America for hundreds of years.  Needs the President or Congress to eliminate the moratorium and the absurd 4 year timeline to get a myriad of permits.

 There could be three separate fields operating here, each producing as much as 1 million BBL/day and providing the entire Middle States regions oil supplies at lower costs, while providing employment for huge numbers of local people.

New Technology example: Minimal water is required for the Oil-Tech process, which projects that a barrel of oil will be estimated to cost between $5-8/bbl depending upon rate of oil (kerogen) production from their retort clusters and $23-28/ton (barrel) for mined shale depending upon mining methodology as well other process economics.  Each modular plant design costing approximately $2 million, could produce 1,000 barrels of oil per day.

Some other Shale Extraction Development Companies: Bleeding Rock.   OSEC    OSA    IEPM    Schlumberger  

Also See:  Petroleum News Shale Report.   ONR Shale Report 2004    2007 Shale Report.

Action plan; Make 100 grants of $100 million each now, to 100 big and small companies to develop separate modular-scaleable oil shale 10,000-25,000BBL/day recovery plants sharing ore fed from 5-10 centrally located mining operations, with oil being fed to 5-10 pilot modular scaleable refineries to produce gasoline and other products.

At the end of 3 years make much larger loans to the 30 companies with the best proven technology to scale up to 100,000 BBL/day each to produce 3 million barrels per day total production within 7-10 years.

National Oil Shale Association.   Only a tiny area of the shale lands would be impacted     Video on Oil Shale

Why nothing is happening; In 2007, Democrats attached a rider to the energy bill that prohibits leasing the federal interior lands that contain at least 80 percent of America’s oil shale.

AEEZ-6;  Gulf of Mexico Deeps and Western Florida Shelf Oil-Gas Projects

Gulf Of Mexico Deeps and West Florida Shelf.  Estimated 150 billion barrels oil and gas.

(Potential: 2 - 3 million barrels oil per day, starting in year 3 and reaching full production within 10 years)

Advantages: Short to medium term play with huge potential to develop both known and possible oil resources, possibly as high as 150 billion barrels.  Already has developments underway in some small deep areas. Needs the President or Congress to set aside the exploration-capital-grabbing MMS auction system, (Just took $3.7 billion in) enlarge lease areas and grant tax incentives.

 There could be many separate fields operating here, collectively producing as much as 2-3 million BBL/day and providing the entire Southern States regions oil supplies at lower costs, while providing employment for huge numbers of local people.

Action plan; Grant new large non-competitive, non-auction OCS leases now with tax holidays on a first come first served basis, as well as construction loan guarantees etc.

Do we have enough domestic energy? The answer is yes we do!

In 2003, the MMS estimated that there was 406.1 Tcf of remaining undiscovered technically recoverable natural gas and 76 billion barrels of oil in U.S. offshore regions.    A precise inventory with modern equipment has not been conducted in over two decades due to the uncertainty created by federal moratoria. 

These MMS estimates for available recoverable reserves are too low.

1)      There are more reserves than the entire continental shelf estimates for the Blake Ridge gas deposit alone than the MMS oil estimates for the entire US OCS moratorium area.

2)      The Bering Sea Abyssal probably contains 20 billion barrels OEL in natural gas alone.

3)      The Gulf of Mexico (GOM) Deeps probably contains at least 150 billion barrels.

4)      The Chukchi Sea probably contains 50-100 billion barrels OEL.

5)      The Beaufort Sea (Alaska-Canada) probably contains 20-50 billion barrels.

6)      The part of the Arctic Ocean Commons area adjacent to Alaska and Canada’s EEZ probably contains 400 billion barrels.

7)      The mean estimate of technically recoverable oil in ANWR is 10.4 billion barrels, all of which is now economically recoverable. That is more than twice the proven oil reserves in all of Texas, and is almost half of the total U.S. proven reserve of 21 billion barrels. That represents a possible 50 percent increase in total U.S. proven reserves.

8)      The Strategic Unconventional Fuels Task Force has estimated that 800 billion barrels of oil equivalent could be recoverable from oil shale resources in the Green River Basin depending on technology and economics - enough to replace the amount of oil we currently import for more than 160 years. And 576 of the 800 billion barrels of oil are owned or controlled by the Federal government.

These amounts of oil and gas could easily last America hundreds of years!

See http://www.eia.doe.gov/pub/oil_gas/natural_gas/feature_articles/2005/offshore/offshore.pdf page 12.

The available amounts of oil and gas are huge and close at hand now that American-developed deep sea and horizontal drilling technology is available.

 

Estimated Future US Oil-gas Production Potential:

The following estimates are based on major oil company’s fast-tracking developments in order to secure our proposed ten-year tax holiday and other benefits.

Immediate 3-7 years:

Blake Ridge                                                2 trillion cubic ft gas p.a =1,000,000 BBL/day OEL.

Bering Sea Abyssal Claim                        1 trillion cubic ft gas p.a =  500,000 BBL/day OEL..

Chukchi Sea OCS                                     1 million BBL/day OEL.

 

4-12 Years:

United Arctic Commons Claim Area             2-5 million BBL/day oil, including large amounts of natural gas.

GOM and Florida Offshore Areas                 2-3 million BBL/day oil, including large amounts of natural gas.

Colorado Oil Shales                                       1-3 million BBL/day oil.

 

Total new Domestic Oil Gas production potential:  7.5 – 13.5 million barrels per day oil equivalent!

Note:  Canada’s Alberta oil sands projects are expanding and are expected to deliver 3.5 million barrels per day within 10 years.  Adding this supply to the above production would ensure North America’s energy independence within a decade.

Note: These estimates exclude California's approximately 10 billion barrels of offshore oil and gas resources, as Californian's seem to prefer to pay $5 a gallon for gas, while allowing the local offshore oil and gas reservoirs to continue to naturally seep oil into the ocean. Thus completely wasting a valuable resource.

From 1985 through 2001, outer continental shelf wells produced more than 7 billion barrels of oil while spilling only about 68,500 barrels. In that period, well-drilling blowouts caused only two spills of more than five barrels -- an 11 barrel blowout in 1992 and a 200 barrel blowout in 2000.

".....Currently, it is a violation of federal law to search for oil in the Pacific Ocean, in the Gulf of Mexico, in the Atlantic Ocean, and in Alaska. Similarly, it is against the law to search for oil shale in the continental United States. Congress has the power to change federal laws that restrict such energy exploration and development, but has chosen not to do this.

And if “Congress” is to blame for these harmful laws, that means that there is plenty of blame to go around among Republicans and Democrats alike. Republicans controlled the Congress for nearly twelve of the last thirteen and a half years, and during that time the stupidity on energy policy remained intact. ....."

Top ten energy questions for the US Senate.

Authors; Peter Sterling, and Martin Stickley.

Supporting Press: http://www.courant.com/news/opinion/commentary/hc-runoverridenour0622.artjun22,0,173929.story

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