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Table 1.

The energy sources used in the processes associated with each OPGEE upstream stage.

Data from Brandt et al. [8].

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Fig 1.

Schematic of OPGEE production processes and related energy flows used to calculate NER and EER values.

Figure adapted from Brandt et al. [8].

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Table 2.

Calculation of NER and EER flows from OPGEE model cells.

Calculations based partially on the method of Brandt et al. [8].

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Table 3.

Data classification for parameters in OPGEE’s main “Inputs” sheet: User-inputted (U) vs OPGEE default (D) (C = Cantarell, F = Forties, MS = Midway-Sunset, PB = Prudhoe Bay, W = Wilmington).

User-inputted parameters are based on literature or modeling assumptions.

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Table 4.

Abbreviated data quality assessment (C = Cantarell, F = Forties, MS = Midway-Sunset, PB = Prudhoe Bay, W = Wilmington).

* = Poor quality, ** = Moderate quality, *** = High quality.

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Table 5.

Abbreviated data sources (C = Cantarell, F = Forties, MS = Midway-Sunset, PB = Prudhoe Bay, W = Wilmington).

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Fig 2.

Cantarell input data for fluid production and injection.

(a) Fluid production, (b) fluid injection. Source: [18].

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Fig 3.

Forties input data for fluid production and injection.

(a) Fluid production, (b) fluid injection Sources: [27, 36, 37].

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Fig 4.

Midway-Sunset input data for fluid production and injection.

(a) Fluid production, (b) fluid injection Source: [25].

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Fig 5.

Prudhoe Bay input data for fluid production and injection.

(a) Fluid production, (b) fluid injection Sources: [16, 26].

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Fig 6.

Wilmington input data for fluid production and injection.

(a) Fluid production, (b) fluid injection Source: [28].

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Table 6.

Summary of sensitivity analysis parameters (C = Cantarell, F = Forties, MS = Midway-Sunset, PB = Prudhoe Bay, W = Wilmington).

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Fig 7.

Cantarell base case results showing (a) total energy inputs for major processes (b) NER ratios.

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Fig 8.

Forties base case results showing (a) total energy inputs for major processes (b) NER ratios.

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Fig 9.

Midway-Sunset base case results showing (a) total energy inputs for major processes (b) NER ratios.

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Fig 10.

Prudhoe Bay base case results showing (a) total energy inputs for major processes (b) NER ratios.

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Fig 11.

Wilmington base case results showing (a) total energy inputs for major processes (b) NER ratios.

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Table 7.

Sensitivity analysis results for NERtotal at each field and time period.

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