In recent years, anti-energy groups have rallied around a singular theme: "Keep it in the Ground." This campaign has significant costs: fewer job opportunities for blue collar workers, potential potential challenges for electrical reliability, higher energy prices, and foregone tax revenue. While these efforts have been reported on over the years, their aggregate economic impact has never been calculated, until now.
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Constitution Pipeline
23,426 U.S. Jobs Lost
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Jordan Cove LNG and Pacific Connector Pipeline
84,407 U.S. Jobs Lost
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Keystone XL Pipeline
$12.4 Billion in GDP Lost
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Northern Access Pipeline
$1.6 Billion in GDP Lost
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Valley Lateral Pipeline
$300 Million in GDP Lost
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Atlantic Coast Pipeline
21,079 U.S. Jobs Lost
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Millennium Bulk Terminal-Longview
91,712 U.S. Jobs Lost
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Kalama Methanol Plant
$300 Million in Tax Revenue Lost
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Port Ambrose LNG Project
$600 Million in GDP Lost
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Oregon LNG Terminal
$900 Million in Tax Revenue Lost
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Puente Power Project
3,139 U.S. Jobs Lost
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Gateway Pacific Terminal
117,423 U.S. Jobs Lost
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Tacoma Methanol Project
$830 Million in Tax Revenue Lost
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Palmetto Pipeline
22,991 U.S. Jobs Lost
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Port Westward
$200 Million in GDP Lost
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New York State Fracking Ban
191,841 U.S. Jobs Lost
