Insight
Evaluating Alaska's upstream emissions
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Report summary
Alaska's North Slope oil production currently exhibits high emissions intensity due to mature fields and aging infrastructure. However, new developments like ConocoPhillips' Willow and Santos/Repsol's Pikka projects are expected to significantly lower average emissions intensity by 2030. These modern projects incorporate efficient designs and advanced technologies to improve emissions profiles. State and federal regulations, including House Bill 50 and the Inflation Reduction Act, support emissions reduction efforts, potentially attracting international interest in Alaska's decarbonization initiatives.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- Alaska's emission problem
- ANS emissions position in the United States
- Projected emissions improvements from new development
- Operator trajectories and the 2029 inflection point
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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US hydrocarbon production and emissions2025 North Slope production and emissions intensity by asset2030 North Slope production and emissions intensity by assetAlaska North Slope production and emissions trajectory
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