CANADA’S OIL SANDS:
Wells-to-tank
Venezuela – Petrozuata
U.S. – Kern River
Canadian Oil Sands – Mining SCO
PARTNERS IN AMERICA’S ENERGY FUTURE
GHG Emissions and Technology
“In five separate assessments over six
years of study, the State Department
found that Keystone XL will have a
negligible impact on the environment.”
Source: U.S. State Department
Avg. Barrel Refined
in the U.S. (2005)
Refined Product Combustion
Alberta’s carbon regulations have
been in place since 2007. The current
carbon price in Alberta is $15/tonne.
Nigeria – Bonny Light
Canadian Oil Sands – SAGD Dilbit
Iraq – Basra Light
Most Recent In Situ
U.S. – Mars
Venezuela Bachaquero
Mexico – Maya
Oil sands
REDUCED
companies
Recent Mining
have reduced Most
Iraq – Kirkuk Blend
per-barrel GHG
Barrel Refined in U.S.(2005)
emissions bySaudi Arabia – Arab Light
Brazil – Tupi
28 per cent since
North Sea – Forties
1990. Source: Environment Canada
0
28
%
100
kgC
Wells-to-wheels GHG emissions from various sources of crude used in the U.S.
Wells-to-tank
+5%
Venezuela – Petrozuata
U.S. – Kern River
Canadian Oil Sands – Mining SCO
Nigeria – Bonny Light
Canadian Oil Sands – SAGD Dilbit
Iraq – Basra Light
Avg. Barrel Refined
in the U.S. (2005)
Refined Product Combustion
+2%
+5%
Most Recent In Situ
U.S. – Mars
Venezuela Bachaquero
400 – Maya
Mexico
300
efined product
+2%
Most Recent Mining
Iraq – Kirkuk Blend
Barrel Refined in U.S.(2005)
Saudi Arabia – Arab Light
Brazil – Tupi
North Sea – Forties
0
100
200
300
400
kgCO2e per barrel of refined product
Canada is part of North American
Energy Self-Sufficiency
U.S. Oil Demand and Sources of Supply
2014
20
Projections
Consumption
NET IMPORTS
Million barrels/day
15
Domestic supply
10
5
38%
1970
1980
1990
2000
2010
2020
2030
2040
PRODUCERS
CANADA’S OIL
RAILSANDS
5%
SAUDI
MEXICO
11%
Even with increased
VENEZUELA
17%
10%
domestic oil supply, the
U.S. will need oil imports
to meet its energy
2014
demands. It’s not about
24%
History
Projections
38%
NINE
how much oil the U.S.
OTHERS
20
uses – it’s about
theConsumption
CANADA
source of the oil.
Canada’s Share of
Source: U.S. EIA 2014
MEXICO
SAUDI
ARABIA
ET IMPORTS
U.S. Crude Oil NImports
15
Million barrels/day
History
Source: IHS CERA 2012
Source: U.S. EIA 2015
10
Domestic supply
www.oilsandstoday.ca
February 2015
5
38%
CANADA’S OIL
OIL SANDS:
CANADA’S
Oil is For Use in America SANDS:
97.5
%
PARTNERS
IN
AMERICA’S
ENERGY
FUTURE
of
total crude
PARTNERS
IN
AMERICA’S
ENERGY
FUTURE
The Keystone XL pipeline is
produced and imported in the Gulf
Coast is processed inside the U.S.
intended to meet U.S. needs. The
oil is not intended for export.
Creating Economic Benefit for Both Countries
1,900
For every two Canadian jobs supported by oil
sands development, one job will be created in
the U.S.
Over
American companies
currently provide
goods or services
to the Canadian oil
sands industry.
39
5
ALASKA
10
21
7
4
52
11
8
37
8
8
4
12
17
55
106
140
29
70
26
29
11
67
Keystone XL remains first choice.
“Denial of any one crude oil
transport project...remains unlikely
to significantly impact the rate of
extraction of the oil sands, or the
continued demand for heavy crude oil
at refineries in the U.S.”
Source: Final Supplemental EIS for the Keystone XL Project, January 2014
CANADA’S OIL SANDS PRODUCERS
68
24
27
13
7
429
8
24
14
3
20
7
6
4
13
3
20
57
85
28
U.S. Suppliers to
Canada’s Oil Sands 2014
88
51
8
8
65
63
44
Pipeline 88%
Tanker
6%
Transportation methods of
Canadian oil to the U.S.
Rail
6%
Source: N.E.B., CAPP
www.oilsandstoday.ca
February 2015