5.3 Employment January 2012 Employment impacts were modeled using IMPLAN. Drilling and completi<strong>on</strong> expenditures were projected from forecasts provided by ICF, and presented in the following table. Total projected drilling and completi<strong>on</strong> expenditures are provided in the following table were mapped to IMPLAN sector 28 (drilling oil and gas wells) and sector 29 (support activities for oil and gas operati<strong>on</strong>s). <str<strong>on</strong>g>The</str<strong>on</strong>g> dollar value of producti<strong>on</strong> was mapped to IMPLAN sector 20 (oil and gas extracti<strong>on</strong>). Dollar denominated results are not adjusted for inflati<strong>on</strong>. For employment impacts, input expenditures were adjusted for inflati<strong>on</strong>. Employment impacts are reported as the number of full- and part-time jobs. TABLE 13 – Projected Drilling and Completi<strong>on</strong> Cost Per well, current dollars (not adjusted for inflati<strong>on</strong>) Year Colorado M<strong>on</strong>tana New Mexico North Dakota Utah Wyoming 2011 3,319,000 4,226,000 1,832,000 5,515,000 2,669,000 3,574,000 2012 3,603,000 4,815,000 2,099,000 5,816,000 2,803,000 4,125,000 2013 3,727,000 5,445,000 2,230,000 6,101,000 2,944,000 4,900,000 2014 3,860,000 5,408,000 2,295,000 5,986,000 3,017,000 4,866,000 2015 4,017,000 5,881,000 2,285,000 6,379,000 3,071,000 5,099,000 <str<strong>on</strong>g>The</str<strong>on</strong>g> costs per well were applied to projecti<strong>on</strong>s of the number of new wells drilled provided by the regressi<strong>on</strong> analysis (Table 5). Total projected drilling and completi<strong>on</strong> expenditures are provided in the following table. <str<strong>on</strong>g>The</str<strong>on</strong>g> costs per well were applied to projecti<strong>on</strong>s of the number of new wells drilled provided by the regressi<strong>on</strong> analysis (Table 5). Total projected drilling and completi<strong>on</strong> expenditures are provided in the following table. 38
January 2012 TABLE 14 – Projected Drilling and Completi<strong>on</strong> Cost Total, current dollars (not adjusted for inflati<strong>on</strong>) Year Colorado M<strong>on</strong>tana New Mexico North Dakota Utah Wyoming 2011 497,816,000 126,790,000 622,939,000 330,871,000 560,420,000 1,930,021,000 2012 648,520,000 144,452,000 692,564,000 290,785,000 532,608,000 2,186,026,000 2013 633,592,000 163,364,000 713,503,000 366,038,000 529,910,000 2,744,174,000 2014 540,381,000 162,244,000 780,422,000 359,188,000 603,412,000 2,530,224,000 2015 602,516,000 176,436,000 754,060,000 318,960,000 552,706,000 2,498,396,000 Alternative 2011 730,131,000 211,317,000 897,765,000 496,306,000 827,287,000 2,787,808,000 2012 1,080,867,000 240,753,000 1,154,273,000 465,255,000 897,023,000 3,670,874,000 2013 1,155,374,000 381,184,000 1,337,818,000 610,064,000 1,000,941,000 5,096,323,000 2014 1,003,564,000 324,487,000 1,423,123,000 658,511,000 1,086,142,000 4,622,525,000 2015 1,084,530,000 294,059,000 1,325,317,000 574,128,000 951,883,000 4,435,928,000 Net = Alternative = Baseline 2011 232,315,000 84,527,000 274,826,000 165,435,000 266,867,000 857,787,000 2012 432,347,000 96,301,000 461,709,000 174,470,000 364,415,000 1,484,848,000 2013 521,782,000 217,820,000 624,315,000 244,026,000 471,031,000 2,352,149,000 2014 463,183,000 162,243,000 642,701,000 299,323,000 482,730,000 2,092,301,000 2015 482,014,000 117,623,000 571,257,000 255,168,000 399,177,000 1,937,532,000 <str<strong>on</strong>g>The</str<strong>on</strong>g> resulting employment impacts are provided in the Tables 5 and 6. 39
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