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Atlantic Fact Book Update: Onshore Infrastructure to Support Oil and Gas Development in the Atlantic Ocs Region

Branch
Executive
Category
Executive Agency Publications
SuDoc Class Number
I 72.
Government Author
Interior Department, Bureau of Ocean Energy Management
Personal Author
Dismukes DE
Series Title
BOEM Environmental Studies
Publication Title
Atlantic Fact Book Update: Onshore Infrastructure to Support Oil and Gas Development in the Atlantic Ocs Region
Date Issued
2022
Subject
Socio-economic and Infrastructure
Land Use
Atlantic Outer Continental Shelf; gas; infrastructure; onshore; natural gas; offshore; oil; petrochemical; refinery
Obligation Number
M16AC00021
Geographic Scope
Gulf of Mexico
Report Number
BOEM 2022-076
CSE Reference
Dismukes D (Acadian Consulting Group, Baton Rouge, LA). 2022. Atlantic Fact Book update: onshore oil and gas infrastructure to support development in the Atlantic Outer Continental Shelf region. New Orleans (LA): US Department of the Interior, Bureau of Ocean Energy Management. 528 p. Contract No.: 140M0119C0008. Report No.: BOEM 2022-076.
Abstract
Examines the wide range of energy infrastructure assets that would be required if the Atlantic Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) region were opened to oil and gas production. The report does not explore any testable hypotheses or other complex research questions, but merely describes, examines, and outlines the nature of a variety of different, yet important, energy infrastructure assets and their current status within the Atlantic region. This report examines these infrastructure assets’ recent development trends and their outlook given ongoing and expected offshore oil and natural gas exploration and production activities.