Ports-to-Plains Alliance Energy Summit Washington DC Opportunity
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The document summarizes key points from a Ports-to-Plains Alliance energy summit: 1) Ports-to-Plains advocates for improved transportation infrastructure to promote economic growth across North America's energy and agriculture industries. 2) The Williston, North Dakota region has experienced a major economic boom from new oil development, growing from 12,000 people to over 30,000 people in 10 years. 3) The document projects significant increases in domestic exports by truck across the Ports-to-Plains corridor states between 2010 and 2040, both in total kilotons and US dollars.
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Ports-to-Plains Alliance Energy Summit Washington DC Opportunity
- 1. PORTS-TO-PLAINS ALLIANCE ENERGY SUMMIT WASHINGTON, DC OPPORTUNITY CONNECTED TO OPPORTUNITY … TRANSPORTATION, ENERGY AND THE ECONOMY APRIL 20, 2012 JOE KIELY VICE PRESIDENT OF OPERATIONS
- 2. INTRODUCTION MISSION STATEMENT Ports-to-Plains is a grassroots alliance of communities and businesses whose mission is to advocate for a robust transportation infrastructure to promote economic security and prosperity throughout North America's energy and agricultural heartland.
- 3. INTRODUCTION
- 4. INTRODUCTION Currently 165 member organizations
- 5. INTRODUCTION North America’s Energy Corridor
- 6. INTRODUCTION North America’s Energy Corridor
- 7. INTRODUCTION North America’s Energy Corridor
- 8. INTRODUCTION North America’s Energy Corridor
- 9. INTRODUCTION
- 10. INTRODUCTION Co-Chairs: Rep. Randy Neugebauer Rep. Adrian Smith Senator Ben Nelson R-TX R-NE D-NE Ports-to-Plains Senator John Cornyn R-TX Caucus Members: Rep. Michael Conaway R-TX Supporting: Rep. Bob Filner D-CA • Rural Rep. Quico Canseco R-TX Rep. Pete Olson R-TX Transportation Rep. Cory Gardner R-CO Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison R-TX • Rural Economic Rep. Jeff Fortenberry R-NE Development Senator Kent Conrad D-ND Senator Mark Udall D-CO • Ports-to-Plains Senator John Hoeven Rep. Rick Berg R-ND R-ND Corridor
- 11. OPPORTUNITY Things continue to boom. Williston economy is robust. The unemployment rate continues to hover around 2%. At any given time, over 1,200 job openings are available in the Williston area.
- 12. OPPORTUNITY Ten years ago Williston, North Dakota was a quiet agricultural town with a population around 12,000. Today, because of oil prices and drilling advancements, Williston is home to America's biggest oil boom and its residents number over 30,000.
- 13. OPPORTUNITY Williston is only the ninth-largest city in North Dakota, but its sales tax collections were number one, beating Fargo and Bismarck. 2,100 new housing units were built in Williston last year, up from 1,500 new units in 2010. There are fifty oil rigs in McKenzie County, each estimated to create 120 direct and indirect jobs. That’s about 6,000 jobs in a county that in 2000 had an official population of 5,737 and in 2010 reported an official population of 6,360.
- 14. OPPORTUNITY How oil capitals of North America rank 1. Houston: HQ for almost every major company 2. Calgary: Center of Canadian oil and coal industries 3. Oklahoma City: Devon, Chesapeake, SandRidge, Continental Resources 4. Tulsa: Energy diversity, Williams, ONEOK, manufacturing 5. Dallas-Fort Worth: Barnett Shale, Exxon Mobil offices 6. Denver: Cimarex, gateway to Piceance, Niobrara Shale 7. Midland, Texas: Permian Basin hub 8. New Orleans: Hub of Gulf Coast operations and shipping 9. Williston, N.D.: Bakken Shale. Can you say "Boomtown!" 10. Edmonton: Hub for Alberta oil and gas activity
- 15. OPPORTUNITY Fastest Growing Areas in the Nation
- 19. OPPORTUNITY Population change 1990 - 2000
- 21. OPPORTUNITY Population Changes – 2010 to 2011
- 22. OPPORTUNITY Domestic Exports by Truck in KTONS DMS ORIG Total KTons in 2010 Total KTons in 2040 Colorado Total 9,678 13,252 37% Kansas Total 19,536 26,683 37% Montana Total 3,325 7,480 125% Nebraska Total 12,730 24,312 91% New Mexico Total 4,485 9,090 103% North Dakota Total 3,032 10,718 253% Oklahoma Total 29,233 25,995 ‐11% South Dakota Total 12,992 21,653 67% Texas Total 22,405 46,870 109% Wyoming Total 8,100 10,169 26% Grand Total 125,517 196,222 56%
- 23. OPPORTUNITY Domestic Exports by Truck in $Millions DMS ORIG Total Current M$ in 2010 Total M$ in 2040 Colorado Total $13,237 $22,597 71% Kansas Total $20,521 $27,562 34% Montana Total $1,821 $3,211 76% Nebraska Total $13,081 $26,634 104% New Mexico Total $4,721 $12,355 162% North Dakota Total $2,670 $7,086 165% Oklahoma Total $26,068 $39,474 51% South Dakota Total $4,726 $20,267 329% Texas Total $36,269 $76,043 110% Wyoming Total $3,218 $4,129 28% Grand Total $126,331 $239,358 89%
- 24. ECONOMICALLY Canada Exports by Truck in KTONS thru Montana DMS ORIG DMS DEST Total KTons in 2010 Total KTons in 2040 Colorado Montana 76 148 96% Kansas Montana 39 51 31% Montana Montana 187 717 283% Nebraska Montana 22 51 135% New Mexico Montana 10 37 257% North Dakota Montana 7 26 295% Oklahoma Montana 110 222 102% South Dakota Montana 10 56 464% Texas Montana 610 1,394 128% Wyoming Montana 53 307 476% Montana Tota 1,124 3,008 168%
- 25. ECONOMICALLY Canada Exports by Truck in $Millions thru Montana DMS ORIG DMS DEST Total M$ in 2010 Total M$ in 2040 Colorado Montana $149 $263 76% Kansas Montana $75 $157 110% Montana Montana $179 $454 153% Nebraska Montana $61 $154 154% New Mexico Montana $27 $94 249% North Dakota Montana $15 $30 109% Oklahoma Montana $376 $859 129% South Dakota Montana $11 $112 950% Texas Montana $1,941 $3,769 94% Wyoming Montana $67 $157 135% Montana Tota $2,899 $6,049 109%
- 26. ECONOMICALLY Canada Exports by Truck in KTONS thru North Dakota & Total DMS ORIG DMS DEST Total KTons in 2010 Total KTons in 2040 Colorado North Dakota 58 126 117% Kansas North Dakota 96 158 65% Montana North Dakota 54 148 174% Nebraska North Dakota 118 188 60% New Mexico North Dakota 1 3 207% North Dakota North Dakota 681 2,034 199% Oklahoma North Dakota 81 231 185% South Dakota North Dakota 82 143 76% Texas North Dakota 381 1,067 180% Wyoming North Dakota 4 19 380% North Dakota T 1,554 4,117 165% Grand Total 2,678 7,124 166%
- 27. ECONOMICALLY Canada Exports by Truck in $Millions thru North Dakota & Total DMS ORIG DMS DEST Total M$ in 2010 Total M$ in 2040 Colorado North Dakota $119 $255 114% Kansas North Dakota $223 $515 131% Montana North Dakota $43 $124 186% Nebraska North Dakota $320 $632 98% New Mexico North Dakota $3 $10 198% North Dakota North Dakota $761 $1,811 138% Oklahoma North Dakota $291 $925 218% South Dakota North Dakota $121 $290 140% Texas North Dakota $1,253 $3,118 149% Wyoming North Dakota $6 $17 178% North Dakota T $3,140 $7,697 145% Grand Total $6,039 $13,746 128%
- 28. ECONOMICALLY Mexico Exports by Truck in KTONS thru Texas DMS ORIG DMS DEST Total KTons in 2010 Total KTons in 2040 Colorado Texas 116 367 215% Kansas Texas 114 240 109% Montana Texas 3 14 292% Nebraska Texas 67 233 250% New Mexico Texas 39 171 338% North Dakota Texas 3 10 312% Oklahoma Texas 84 248 195% South Dakota Texas 46 150 228% Texas Texas 14,668 38,307 161% Wyoming Texas 0 4 898% 15,140 39,743 162%
- 29. ECONOMICALLY Mexico Exports by Truck in $Millions thru Texas DMS ORIG DMS DEST Total M$ in 2010 Total Current M$ in 2010 Total M$ in 2040 Colorado Texas $391 $440 $1,757 349% Kansas Texas $313 $351 $696 122% Montana Texas $4 $5 $16 289% Nebraska Texas $262 $292 $859 228% New Mexico Texas $110 $119 $524 378% North Dakota Texas $13 $14 $31 133% Oklahoma Texas $243 $263 $686 183% South Dakota Texas $150 $171 $503 234% Texas Texas $48,947 $52,474 $117,979 141% Wyoming Texas $1 $1 $6 835% $50,434 $54,129 $123,057 144%
- 30. ECONOMICALLY Energy Jobs along the Ports-to-Plains Corridor Oil & Oil & Oil & Gas Gas Gas Jobs GDP $B % GDP Montana 34,210 3.3 8.90% North Dakota 27,914 2.8 9.60% South Dakota 19,942 1.5 4.60% Wyoming 71,063 8.4 29.40% Nebraska 49,784 5.1 6.80% Kansas 119,051 14.0 11.40% Colorado 190,408 24.1 9.30% New Mexico 88,814 8.3 12.20% Oklahoma 348,627 47.8 31.30% Texas 1,772,335 293.8 24.20% 2,722,148 409.1 Source: American Petroleum Institute
- 31. ECONOMICALLY What do Canada's oil sands have to do with the United Alberta Oil Sands Impact 2011 States? millions Total Percent Colorado $30.4 1.60% • Canada is the largest Kansas $15.8 0.80% supplier of oil to the U.S. Montana $3.3 0.20% • For every two jobs created in Nebraska $10.6 0.50% Canada from the oil sands, a New Mexico $11.0 0.60% third job is created in the U.S. North Dakota $4.3 0.20% Oklahoma $24.5 1.60% • Oil sands development is South Dakota $4.9 0.30% projected to generate $521 Texas $200.0 10.30% billion in economic activity in Wyoming $2.6 0.10% the U.S. over the next 25 years. $307.4 16.20%
- 32. ECONOMICALLY Alberta Oil Sands Impact 2035 millions Total Percent Colorado $1,221.5 1.60% Kansas $805.9 1.90% % Increase Total 2490.47% Montana $1,663.6 3.90% % Increase Annual 103.77% Nebraska $134.0 0.30% Increase Total $m $7,963.1 New Mexico $130.4 0.30% North Dakota $49.0 0.10% Oklahoma $298.5 0.70% South Dakota $57.7 0.10% Texas $3,217.5 7.50% Wyoming $77.6 0.20% $7,655.7 16.60% http://www.oilsands.alberta.ca/USEconomicImpactOilCalculator.html
- 33. ECONOMICALLY Alberta Oil Sands Jobs 2015 2035 Colorado 1,300 13,300 Kansas 800 8,900 Montana 1,000 18,000 Nebraska 300 1,600 New Mexico 300 1,400 North Dakota 100 600 Oklahoma 700 3,300 South Dakota 200 700 Texas 5,100 33,700 Wyoming 100 800 9,900 82,300 http://www.ceri.ca/images/stories/CERI Study 124.pdf
- 35. MOVING ENERGY
- 36. MOVING ENERGY Permitting Pilot Program ‐‐ One of the key challenges facing transporters of the heavy equipment used in the energy industry is permitting oversized loads. They must frequently cross multiple jurisdictions, with varying regulations on size and weight, and requiring multiple permits. We recommend a pilot program to provide uniform size and weight restrictions and streamlined permitting throughout the corridor to find a more efficient way to move these important products.
- 37. MOVING ENERGY • Interstate Commerce • High and Wide Corridors
- 38. MOVING ENERGY
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