Indicator	Eagle Plain oil and gas scenario
Socioeconomic indicators
Commodity production	Based on 30-year play: 2.0 trillion cubic feet natural gas, 2.74 million barrels oil
Revenue	Based on $10/million cubic feet natural gas: $500 million–$1.2 billion/yr Based on $60/barrel oil: $30 million/yr
Employment (annual)	Exploration: 120 annual full-time equivalent positions for 20- to 30-year period Production: 300–350 annual full-time equivalent positions for 30-year period
Wages (annual)	$36 million at peak production
Royalties†	Based on $10/million cubic feet natural gas and 10% royalty rate: $50–$120 million/yr
Regional population	Additional 300–350 full-time energy sector workers in region (housed in work camps) for 30-year period
Ecological and land use indicators
Maximum surface disturbance‡	7500–20,000 ha
Maximum linear density‡	0.7–1.3 km/km²
Barren-ground caribou winter HEI§	20–40% reduction
Moose late-fall HEI§	20–40% reduction

^†Royalty rates fluctuate in response to price and production. Beyond a certain royalty level, most resource royalties would flow back to the federal government and would not be retained by Yukon.
^‡Surface disturbance and linear density reported as a range of maximum values. Operating practices and reclamation assumptions have a significant influence on potential levels of disturbance and the life span of those disturbances.
^§Focal wildlife species Habitat Effectiveness Index (HEI) values are presented as a range of maximum and minimum values related to the maximum and minimum surface disturbance and linear density indicator levels. HEI value is reported as percent reduction compared with RNV results.