America’s New Energy Future: The Unconventional Oil and Gas Revolution and the US Economy Volume 1: National Economic Contributions, Appendix C
US Lower 48 Economic Contribution Summary: Credit Intermediation & Related Activities (NAICS 522) Employment (Number of workers) Unconventional Oil Activity* Unconventional Gas Activity** Shale Gas Activity Tight Gas Activity Total Unconventional Activity
2012 5,392 5,726 3,830 1,896 11,118
2015 7,752 8,320 5,438 2,882 16,072
2020 8,666 10,457 7,004 3,453 19,123
2025 9,112 12,137 8,435 3,702 21,249
2030 9,474 12,503 8,661 3,842 21,977
2035 8,835 13,404 8,978 4,426 22,239
798 847 567 280 1,645
1,147 1,231 804 426 2,377
1,282 1,547 1,036 511 2,829
1,348 1,795 1,248 548 3,143
1,402 1,850 1,281 568 3,251
1,307 1,983 1,328 655 3,290
512 543 364 180 1,055
736 789 516 273 1,525
822 992 665 328 1,815
865 1,152 800 351 2,016
899 1,187 822 365 2,086
838 1,272 852 420 2,110
Value Added (2012 $M) Unconventional Oil Activity* Unconventional Gas Activity** Shale Gas Activity Tight Gas Activity Total Unconventional Activity
Labor Income (2012 $M) Unconventional Oil Activity* Unconventional Gas Activity** Shale Gas Activity Tight Gas Activity Total Unconventional Activity
NOTES: Numbers may not sum due to rounding. *Unconventional oil activity represents the production of oil and condensate and associated gas recovered from tight oil plays. **Unconventional gas activity represents the production of gas and liquids recovered from shale gas and tight gas plays. Source: IHS Global Insight
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