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Arctic OCS: Examining the Clear & Critical Opportunity for Alaska & America Resource Development Conference November 16, 2017 CONSUMER CONSUMER ENERGY ALLIANCE ENERGY ALLIANCE The mission of CEA is to improve consumer understanding

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Arctic OCS:

Examining the Clear & Critical Opportunity for Alaska & America

Resource Development Conference November 16, 2017

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CONSUMER ENERGY ALLIANCE

CONSUMER ENERGY ALLIANCE The mission of CEA is to improve consumer understanding of our na7on’s energy security, including the need to reduce reliance on imported oil and natural gas, maintain reasonable energy prices for consumers, and con7nue efforts to diversify our energy resources.

Oil, Gas & Nuclear Associa2on Chamber of Commerce Consumer Discre2onary Services Trucking/Transporta2on/Logis2cs Manufacturing/Chemicals Independent Oil & Gas/Support & Services Engineering/Machinery/Construc2on Other Agriculture/Food & Beverage Power Genera2on/U2lity Oil & Gas/Fossil Fuel Producer Energy-focused Consumer Associa2ons Renewable Producer/Associa2on Educa2on Insurance/Healthcare Technology Nuclear Producer

Membership Makeup by Industry

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2006 2006 -

  • 2016

2016

CEA Approach

  • Unique Voice – Consumer Advocate for Energy Industry
  • Families, Households, Business, Labor, Farmers, Builders, Medicine, etc
  • Campaign Organization
  • Issue oriented campaign approach
  • Media, Digital/Social, Elected Officials, Moving target demographics,

thinking Long-term

  • Focusing outside DC and State Capitals
  • Fighting where the issues are and working to create a proactive, positive

energy narrative

CEA-AK

  • ~700,000 public comments in favor of AK energy since 2009
  • Pipeline Pioneers with The Alliance
  • OCS/Arctic letter to Obama signed by 107 businesses sent Nov 2016

Strategies gies

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POS OST ELE LECTION ON ANALYSIS

  • Potentially the most historic change election since

Reagan

  • Repudiation of Obama’s tenure by large swaths of the

country

  • 50%+ of Union workers voted for Trump & working class

voted overwhelmingly for Trump

  • Hispanics voted at same % as last election (~70/30); not

showing that Trump message turned off Hispanics

  • Elites, media, Hollywood utterly rejected…. In fact,

evidence that their outright support of Hillary moved people to Trump

  • Globalism kicked again

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POS OST ELE LECTION ON ANALYSIS

  • After the shock wears off, anti-energy activists WILL

come back more aggressively with smarter and strident tactics – especially at the state/local level to prep the landscape for 2020. Already seeing evidence of this! NOTE:

  • There are ~1,500+ anti-energy organizations in U.S.
  • Well Funded & Coordinated
  • Spent ~$200M to $500M in 2016. Post Trump Election, we expect

this spend to increase significantly with eye toward 2020.

  • Professional Agitators
  • E.g., of the 416 arrests related to the Dakota Access Pipeline,
  • nly 8.4% have actually been from ND. 92% have been bused in

from out of state!

State/ e/Local Local

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Putting the Energy Debate In Context

19,400,000

Average # of Barrels of Oil Consumed Each Day 36% of the Energy Mix

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27.31

Avg TcF of Natural Gas Consumed Each Day

26% of the Energy Mix

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~5.25%

Percent of US Oil Supplied by Alaska

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1.9%

Percent of US power supplied by Wind (2015)

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BINGO!! NGO!!

~<1.0%

Percent of US power supplied by Solar (2015)

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Putting the Energy Debate and Arctic Energy In Context

1,000,000+

# of Wind Turbines Needed to meet O&G equivalent

that Alaska supplied in August 2016

5X size of Seattle 1/3 surface area of Rhode Island Larger than Seattle, Portland & Denver combined

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Putting the Energy Debate and Arctic Energy In Context

115,813,866,000

# of Solar Panels Needed to Replace Alaska Oil produced August 2016 1/3 size of Dallas

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Even More Context….

3,000,000

# of Data Centers in the US 2%+ of Total US Energy Consumption & Growing Doubled consumption b/w 2001 and 2007

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Even More Context….

~30%

% of US oil & natural gas used for manufacturing & industrial sector Growth Opportunities for US! US Govt Workers now outnumber manufacturing workers by 9.9M

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More….

3,950,000,000

Vehicle Miles Traveled (2014) 21,000 Trips to the Moon and Back

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More….

4.9%

% US energy oil & natural gas that goes into production of plastics for food and beverage packaging

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Even More….

~0.03%

US energy consumed by SmartPhones, which is MORE than Energy Star Refrigerators on an annual basis

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  • 1995: Desktop Computer & a Game System
  • 2000: Maybe a Laptop and a Cell Phone
  • 2009: Laptop and Wireless SmartPhone
  • 2016: Laptop, SmartPhonoe, Tablet, Streaming

Digital on TV, Game System, FitBit Tracker, GPS Watch

  • Energy Demand is INCREASING!

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WHA WHAT’S STOP OPPING NG US US?

  • Inconsistent Application of - & Improper Execution of

Regulations

  • Fundamental Disconnect on the Energy Narrative
  • Organized Opposition focused at the National, State &

Local Level

  • Looking long-term; multi-election cycles to move key

demographics

  • Unified voice – well-orchestrated, similar language (“Keep-It-

In-The-Ground”)

  • Grassroots savvy - hundreds of grassroots, anti-development

groups are building local resistance campaigns practicing:

  • Early adoption of social media to inspire and foster a sense
  • f community
  • Civil disobedience, antagonizing, and violence

Str Strate tegy

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WHA WHAT’S STOP OPPING NG US US?

Res espons ponse

  • Proactive: First movers create first impressions. Early

communications telling positive stories resonate better than reactions to negative attacks

  • External & Integrated: Building and maintaining external relationships

is critical; coordinating campaign tools and stakeholders in an integrated manner provides credibility and creates the most effective campaigns

  • Utilize Third Party Messengers: Third party messengers show that

energy production is important to the entire economy

  • Changing the Narrative: Industry will always lose debates featuring

Big Oil against Communities; and Energy versus Environment

  • Show Pride; Do Not Apologize for Energy: Rather than defending
  • il and gas production, support industry with facts about how energy

benefits Americans

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Strategic gic Pos

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itioning ioning

  • Focusing on our members who are “families,

households and small businesses”

  • These groups are underrepresented in the discussion

and are the most impacted by failed energy policies

  • “Mirror, Mimick and Confront” anti-energy
  • rganizations
  • They offer NO SOLUTIONS!
  • Focusing OUTSIDE state capitals and DC..

where the long-term fights are occurring

PLA LANNI NNING NG

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THA HANK NK YOU OU

QUESTIONS?

David Holt President Consumer Energy Alliance dholt@consumerenergyalliance.org 713-524-2622

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