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17 th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION ON 17 th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS (LNG 17) ON LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS (LNG 17) Circumstances Influencing the Development and End-use of Natural Gas from Shale

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17th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION ON LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS (LNG 17)

Circumstances Influencing the Development and End-use of Natural Gas from Shale Formations in the United States

By: Dr. Mitchell T. Baer Director, Office of Oil and Gas Analysis Office of Policy and International Affairs U.S. Department of Energy

mitchell.baer@hq.doe.gov - 202-586-5167

LNG 17, April 17, 2013

17th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION ON LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS (LNG 17)

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Circumstances Influencing the Development and End-use of Natural Gas from Shale Formations in the United States

  • Dr. Mitchell T. Baer

Director, Office of Oil and Gas Analysis Office of Policy and International Affairs U.S. Department of Energy

( mitchell.baer@hq.doe.gov - 202-586-5167 ) LNG 17, April 17, 2013

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Outline for Presentation

  • U.S. Energy Supply/End Use/Projections
  • Focus on Natural Gas
  • The Emerging Contribution from Shale Oil/Gas
  • Impact of Shale Gas on Projected Natural Gas Prices
  • Key Circumstances Influencing Shale

Development and End-use in the United States

  • End-note

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U.S. Supply/Energy Use/ Production

(EIA AEO 2013, Early Release)

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U.S. Energy Supply and End Use

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U.S. Energy Supply and End Use

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U.S. Energy Supply Projections

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Focus on Natural Gas

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Natural Gas Supply

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U.S. Natural Gas Resources

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Natural Gas Supply

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Natural Gas End Uses

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Generation of Electricity

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The Emerging Contribution from Shale Oil/Gas

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Selected Shale Gas Field Production

Selected Shale Gas Field Production

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Crude Oil Production from Shale Oil Formations (million barrels)

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Year-to-year Change in Oil Production

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Impact of Shale Gas on Projected Natural Gas Prices

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Natural Gas Price (AEO 2012)

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Natural Gas Price (AEO 2013)

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Key Circumstances Influencing Shale Development

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Key Circumstances

  • Mixed and Overlapping Government

Jurisdiction (Federal, State, local, Regional)

  • The Roles of Government Branch:

Oversight and Regulation (Executive,

Legislative, Judicial)

  • Infrastructure: Pipelines, Terminals, Facilities
  • Public Perception and Acceptance/the

Process of Shale Development

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Natural Gas Development/Production

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World Shale Gas Resources: An Initial Assessment

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Shale Gas in 48 Major Basins, 32 Countries

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Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration

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Findings

  • Some countries that currently produce

natural gas, have large resource estimates

  • f shale gas (U.S., Canada, Arg., Mexico,

China, Australia, Libya, Algeria, Brazil)

  • Some countries are dependent on imports,

but have significant shale gas resources relative to their production/consumption (France, Poland, Turkey, Ukraine, Chile Morocco, South Africa)

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End Note

  • Potential for Increased U.S. Shale Oil/Gas

Development and End Use

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Questions , Comments , . . . ?

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