extract energy resources / oil and gas leases / open pit mining / oil and gas wells / energy demands / Oil shale / greater energy potential / oil sand mining / oil reserves / energy infrastructure / oil and gas development / recoverable oil / natural gas / oil and gas / Map showing renewable energy areas / energy sources / oil sand development / nuclear energy / oil sand projects / oil / Oil shale leases / energy / oil-producing nations / Conventional oil / geothermal energy / energy resources / oil sands / wind energy development / energy consumption / carbon-neutral energy sources / oil shale deposits / in situ retorting technologies / oil-rich bitumen / opened special renewable energy coordination offices / oil shale development using in situ technologies / annual electrical energy demand / uranium mining / electrical energy / renewable energy zones / energy sources using lease / mining / oil shale extraction / open pit mining process / energy sprawl / natural gas data / Coal mining / renewable energy resources / important fossil fuel energy source / energy development / dramatically increased leasing for oil and gas development / /
NaturalFeature
Peace River / Cold Lake / Roan Plateau / /
Organization
Bureau of Land Management / Western Governors’ Association / U.S. Forest Service / U.S. Department of Energy / Canadian Wind Energy Association / Energy Information Administration / American Wind Energy Association / Bureau of Land Management National Integrated Lands System / Energy / and British Columbia Ministry of Energy and Mines / /
Person
Amy Pocewicz / Joseph M. Kies / /
Position
producer / Major / /
ProvinceOrState
Alberta / Wyoming / Saskatchewan / Oregon / British Columbia / New Mexico / Utah / Montana / Arizona / Colorado / /
Region
southern Saskatchewan / western Canada / western United States / northern Alberta / northern Saskatchewan / Western North America / eastern Utah / /
Technology
in situ retorting technologies / GIS / biofuels / oil shale development using in situ technologies / /