The mission used an oil-industry rule of thumb of $10,000 per barrel per day of capacity for replacing large plants. Its roughly $5 billion downstream rebuilding estimate was a coarse cross-check, not an audited plant-by-plant valuation.
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What did the $10,000-per-barrel-per-day benchmark represent?
The mission used an oil-industry rule of thumb of $10,000 per barrel per day of capacity for replacing large plants. Its roughly $5 billion downstream rebuilding estimate was a coarse cross-check, not an audited plant-by-plant valuation.
The $10,000 benchmark was a price for each barrel of crude sold.
The mission used an oil-industry rule of thumb of $10,000 per barrel per day of capacity for replacing large plants. Its roughly $5 billion downstream rebuilding estimate was a coarse cross-check, not an audited plant-by-plant valuation.