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Buoyant US oil and gas exports can only be a partial solution to the deficits targeted by the Trump administration
What will the European Union’s Net-Zero Industry Act (NZIA) mean for Europe’s upstream oil and gas industry?
Join us on this upcoming webinar where our industry experts will discuss how and where the ripples will be felt as we edge nearer to the implementation date of 1st January 2020.
Please join our premier US Lower 48 research team's webinar to hear our take on this long-standing industry debate on Regional vs. Northern Sands. Our latest analysis will put the Permian proppant debate to a standing still.
Latin America quickly responded to the oil market downturn. NOCs and Majors cut production and pushed back imminent FIDs. However, as Latin America has many large developments that break even below US$40/bbl, several projects are still under operators’ priority list. • Investments: The region is among the largest capex cut globally. How much has development spend been cut? • Production: We expect a 7% reduction in 2020. What are the long-term implications? • Economics: Latin America upstream NPV10 down by a third. Which resource themes have been hit the hardest? • Corporate: Are Latam NOCs prepared for the tough road ahead?
Penguins is one of the most northerly fields on the UK continental shelf.It comprises a cluster of small oil, gas and condensate reservoirs ('A', 'C', 'D' & 'E') within a complex, heavily faulted structure. Penguins was initially developed via a subsea tie-back to the Brent 'Charlie' platform 60 kilometres to the south.Production ceased in 2021, in line with its host platform Brent 'Charlie' which…
The Skjold field is located in the Danish Underground Consortium (DUC) Contiguous Area, between the Gorm and Halfdan fields, in the Danish offshore sector. The field produces oil and gas from a naturally fractured chalk reservoir.The Skjold oil field was developed as an unmanned satellite of Gorm in the 1980s, commencing production in 1982. In 1992, a development plan was approved to upgrade the…
Widespread shut-ins to tight oil is uncharted territory. How might this unfold? Who and where will likely be impacted the most? How will producers create a shut-in strategy? How deep can shut-ins go? How much of the shut-in volume comes back online?
Africa’s energy statistics make for a disappointing read. As world leaders meet this week for the COP29 talks, some 600 million Africans still have no access to electricity and per capita energy consumption remains the lowest globally.
What does it all mean for the organic investment required to deliver the new supply to meet demand?
How do the Euro Majors respond?
Climate policy, commodity prices and corporate strategies
Assessing the risks in a strong investment upcycle
Are oil and gas companies doing enough to tackle climate change? The answer is almost certainly no, despite the earnest intentions of many companies.
Maximising value through the energy transition is a huge challenge for upstream. The Edge this week asks: how will strategies change? Is consolidation inevitable? And can the industry become more sustainable?
The energy sector faces a very different future under President-elect Biden. What are the implications for the oil market? How will key US geopolitical relationships change? And can a Biden administration push through its climate change goals?
The economic fall out from Covid-19, the energy transition and tight finances exacerbated by low prices are three of the big challenges facing energy companies today. How much money is available to invest? Where best to spend it, on legacy oil and gas or new energy? And how will another lurch down in upstream investment affect the global oil market and price?
Arresting the explosive growth of US tight oil was a clear target of the price war after the OPEC+ meeting collapsed in March. What's been the effect on drilling and investment? How much will production fall and how quickly? Will tight oil recover and get back on a growth path? Find out more in this week's Edge.
This decade promises unprecedented change in the way we produce and consume energy. Find out how that will take shape in this week's Edge.
Upstream spend on development and exploration is a barometer of the industry’s mood. A muted recovery has been underway since the collapse in investment levels after the 2014 fall in oil price. What’s the forecast for spend in 2020?
Carbon emissions and global temperatures will continue to rise and the world is in danger of falling well short of the 2 °C path set out in the Paris Agreement. That’s the July conclusion of our base case outlook for global energy supply through 2040. We’ve now flexed the base case to look at what might be possible in an accelerated energy transition scenario.
Persistent non-OPEC volume growth poses a challenge. Get our latest OPEC and non-OPEC supply forecasts.
When the US sneezes, China catches a cold or so they say. Certainly when the US decides to stack tariffs onto the price of imported Chinese goods, China’s economy, central to global economic growth, slows down. That’s already started to happen – even before the latest increase in tariffs starts to have an effect.
Despite strong financial performance for the 48 IOCs and NOCs covered in our Corporate Service this year, investment activity is weak. Simon Flowers and Norman Valentine discuss.
The discovery of a major new oil play like Guyana instils a sense of wonder in we oil industry devotees. What’s the story? How big could it be? Will it change the oil market? Simon takes on these questions and more.
US tight oil's growth prospects are attracting the attention of any number of upstream companies. But new entrants need to go in with their eyes wide open - it's a very different business model to conventional E&P. In Part 2 of our assessment of buying into tight oil we look at the technical, logistical and valuation pitfalls.
Exploration is staging a remarkable turnaround in its fortunes, with a string of big discoveries in recent months. Many of these look to be potentially commercial, a sign that the industry can still create value.
How much new oil does the world need over the next decade? Where are the competitive plays? What are the economic breakeven prices? Our chief analyst, Simon Flowers, explores in the latest edition of The Edge.
A teenage growth spurt – US onshore liquids production is on a tear again. Already rebounding from the downturn for a year, right now it’s turbo-charged.
Mexico is hot – as hot as a habanero, the spiciest of Mexicano chillies. The bidding round for deep water blocks this week has attracted a who’s who of industry players, scooping up two-thirds of the blocks on offer.
Why feeding the dog can undermine trust in the oil industry
Is the oil industry on its way to recovery? Sanctioned projects are smaller and cheaper, while US tight oil buffers the decline in conventional spend.
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