Oil and gas production in New Hampshire

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This article presents information about oil and gas production in New Hampshire. Sources for this information include the U.S. Energy Information Administration, the Office of Natural Resource Revenue, the U.S. Bureau of Land Management, and state-specific agencies and media sources.

There is no oil or gas activity in New Hampshire due to limited crude oil and natural gas reserves.

Reserves

There is no oil or gas activity in New Hampshire due to limited crude oil and natural gas reserves. The maps below show crude oil and natural gas proven reserves by state in 2013 using data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). Proven (or proved) reserves are defined by the EIA as "estimated volumes of hydrocarbon resources that analysis of geologic and engineering data demonstrates with reasonable certainty are recoverable under existing economic and operating conditions." This means that proven reserves can change over time as prices change and technological advances are made. For example, in 2013 there was an increase in the price of natural gas, making it economical to extract natural gas that previously had been too expensive to extract. This price increase led the EIA to increase its estimates of proven natural gas reserves.

Crude oil reserves by state A darker color indicates more reserves; scroll over a state to view its percentage of total U.S. crude oil reserves in 2013. Natural gas reserves by state A darker color indicates more reserves; scroll over a state to view its percentage of total U.S. natural gas reserves 2013.

Oil and gas production on federal lands

See also: Oil and natural gas extraction on federal land in New Hampshire

There was no oil or gas production on federal lands in New Hampshire in fiscal year 2014. Across the entire United States, 148.78 million barrels of oil were produced on federal lands in fiscal year 2014.

Oil production on federal lands

Scroll over a state to see how much crude oil was produced and sold in fiscal year 2014; a darker color indicates more production.

Natural gas production on federal lands

Scroll over a state to see how much natural gas was produced and sold in fiscal year 2014; a darker color indicates more production.

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