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<abstract>The government-owned and operated Naval Petroleum Reserve (NPR) in Elk
Hills, California--the seventh largest oil field in the lower 48
states--generated oil sales revenues of $327 million in 1992. The Energy
Department (DOE) sells most of this oil to California refiners through
competitive bids.  The prices received by the government for this oil
have been lower than prices for crude oil in other parts of the country.
GAO concludes that it will be difficult for DOE to boost revenues from
NPR oil sales by selling oil to Gulf Coast or midcontinent oil
refineries because this oil is of lower quality than other available
crudes and shipping costs are high.  This report explores other ways
that DOE may be able to increase revenues.  For example, DOE bills its
customers more often than private oil producers do, resulting in buyers
making lower bids to compensate for the higher administrative costs.
DOE also does not market its oil as aggressively as private producers
do. In testimony before Congress, GAO summarized this report and also
discussed (1) the relative priority that should be given to several
options for improving the readiness and expansion of the Strategic
Petroleum Reserve and (2) the evolving mission of the International
Energy Agency; see: Energy Policy: Energy Policy and Conservation Act
Reauthorization, by Victor S. Rezendes, Director of Energy and Science
Issues, before the Subcommittee on Energy and Power, House Committee on
Energy and Commerce.  GAO/T-RCED-94-214, May 25, 1994 (15 pages).</abstract>
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