$0 The Permanent Fund Dividend comes from investments, which in turn are funded by taxes on the oil, and not the oil companies.
It pays over $100,000,000,000
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Sarah's greatest claim to fame - As Alaska's governor she negotiated a share of the oil profits with the oil companies for every barrel of oil pumped from Alaskan soil.
At four bucks per gallon, the oil companies get 3.50 dollars and the government gets 0.50 dollars. The oil companies have to pay for the upkeep of oil refineries, so they make probably around three dollars profit for each gallon sold. In Europe the oil companies only make a dollar per gallon, it's taxed super heavily.
These oil companies must get their oil from either their oil wells , or they must get it from their oil rigs in the sea.
The Alaskan oil pipeline is a 48" pipe that runs 800 miles from the Alaskan North Slope (where the oil is removed from the ground) to Valdez (where it can be loaded on ships year around because the bay at Valdez doesn't freeze over in winter).
It's very hard to say how much profit goes to "oil companies" vs. other companies that provide products to oil companies. Ignoring that, considering only the US, and assuming all of the increase goes to "oil companies" (very definitely not a safe assumption)... it would amount to about 1.5 trillion dollars per year.
Modern Marvels - 1994 The Alaskan Oil Pipeline 3-12 was released on: USA: 4 November 1997
500,000 plus a year
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The oil companies refine about 19.6 gallons of gasoline from each 42-gallon barrel of crude oil.
The Alaskan pipeline goes from the north area of Alaska to the southern area, where the oil is loaded into tankers and taken to West Coast ports. A vast system of domestic pipelines then transport the oil to refineries throughout the US.