The Value of the Federal Oil/Gas OCS and Its Required Nexus with the Changing Perceived Quality of Rights

by John Lohrenz, Louisiana Tech Univ, Ruston, United States,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Coastal Zone '93

Abstract:

A particular few of thousands of hardly distinguishable and certainly previously undistinguished Federal OCS oil/gas tracts can suddenly become prizes of great value. Vice versa, prized Federal OCS oil/gas tracts can just as suddenly revert back to the undistinguishable rabble. Such changes in perceived quality of tracts are a key determinant of how tracts should be leased in order to obtain maximal economic values.

Subject Headings: Gas pipelines | Oil pipelines | Federal government | Economic factors | Petroleum | Offshore platforms | Non-renewable energy | Alaska | United States

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