[finnman69]

http://www.anwr.com/archives/how_many_years_could_your_state_run_on_anwr_oil.html

How many years could your state run on ANWR oil?
This was released by the U.S. House Resources Committee based on estimates by the U.S. Geological Survey and Energy Information Agency.

Alabama 103
Alaska 203
Arizona 108
Arkansas 146
California 16
Colorado 120
Connecticut 132
Delaware 399
District of Columbia 1,710
Florida 29
Georgia 54


Hawaii 249
Idaho 363
Illinois 43
Indiana 68
Iowa 132
Kansas 141
Kentucky 79
Louisiana 36
Maine 249
Maryland 100
Massachusetts 75
Michigan 52
Minnesota 84
Mississippi 116
Missouri 77
Montana 342
Nebraska 255
Nevada 226
New Hampshire 315
New Jersey 46
New Mexico 222
New York 34
North Carolina 58
North Dakota 399
Ohio 43
Oklahoma 97
Oregon 155
Pennsylvania 39
Rhode Island 570
South Carolina 120
South Dakota 499
Tennessee 80
Texas 9
Utah 218
Vermont 598
Virginia 62
Washington 68
West Virginia 266
Wisconsin 83
Wyoming 374

*ANWR contains 10.3 billion barrels of oil, according to mean United States Geological Survey (USGS) estimates. These figures were derived based on this mean estimate and petroleum consumption for each state according to the Energy Information Agency (EIA).

[finnman69]

[Gilbo_3]

Question, How much of our imported oil [% wise] could we produce ourselves if we opened Anwar, the pacific coast, the gulf coast and uncapped southern fields in the conus ? Could it be done by Exec order, and if so, would it realistically be a way to force opec to lower prices ???

Seems to be a great short term solution, with long term benefits...