World Offshore Oil & Gas Forecast 2007-2011
THE DEFINITIVE OFFSHORE REPORT
This new study presents a detailed analysis of production capacity for every existing and potential offshore producing area in the world for each year through to 2011. It combines primary data with a practical approach to the commercial realities in each region thus providing the only complete, long term outlook for offshore activity currently available. It is an invaluable business planning tool for gauging the future investment potential of individual countries and regions, and for helping producers and suppliers develop strategies for the future.
PRODUCTION FORECASTS
Offshore oil & gas fields are distributed across the world but just three regions - the North Sea, Gulf of Mexico and South China Sea - attract over 50% of spending. Yet relative shares are changing, with growth forecast everywhere except Western Europe. The report is unique in providing forecasts of annual oil and gas production additions for each offshore region. It quantifies oil and gas developments throughout the world, including the major new and expanding areas such as in the Caspian Sea, the Persian Gulf and Sakhalin Island.
DEEP WATER PRODUCTION & SPEND
The World Offshore Oil and Gas Forecast identifies the scale of opportunity and future potential for all offshore areas and subdivides these into shallow and deep waters. The huge transfer of expenditure from the traditional shallow water areas of the North Sea and Gulf of Mexico to the deepwaters of Brazil, the Gulf of Mexico, West Africa and elsewhere is clearly signposted.
EXPENDITURE FORECASTS
The World Offshore Oil and Gas Forecast is the definitive study of the global offshore oil and gas market, unfolding the long term future in comprehensive detail. Capital and operational expenditure levels are charted & tabulated by region.
DR MICHAEL R. SMITH
With a long career in the international oil gas industry the author has been responsible for exploration and new venture management across the world. He is an acknowledged authority on global oil and gas production and future prospects. Dr Smith’s other reports in the Douglas-Westwood ‘World’ series include ‘The World Oil Supply Report’, ‘The World Gas Supply Report’ and ‘The World Offshore Drilling Report’. All forecasts are derived from the Energyfiles database.
PART OF AN ACCLAIMED SERIES
The World Oil & Gas Forecast is the latest in a series of studies used by organisations in over 35 countries including oil majors, investment banks, energy contractors and governments.
CONTENTS
1 SUMMARY & CONCLUSIONS
2 THE OFFSHORE OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY - An introduction including: history,exploration, development and production, commercial evaluation and licensing of offshore areas, exploitation of deepwaters and definitions.
3 THE AMERICAS - United States, The Gulf of Mexico, Southern California, Alaska, Canada, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Arctic Canada, Other Canada, Mexico, Trinidad & Tobago, Venezuela, Brazil, Caribbean, East Coast, West Coast and North Coast
4 EUROPE & THE FSU - United Kingdom, Norway, Denmark, Germany, The Netherlands, Faroe Islands, Ireland, Spain, Italy, Croatia, other Balkan States, Greece, Russia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, The Baltic Sea and The Black Sea
5 AFRICA & MIDDLE EAST - Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Iran, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Turkey, Oman, Yemen and Israel/Palestine, Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, Mauritania, Other North and Northwest Africa, Nigeria, Angola, Equatorial Guinea, Congo Brazzaville, Cameroon, Gabon, Other West Africa and South Africa
6 ASIA PACIFIC - India, Bangladesh, China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei, Thailand, Vietnam, Myanmar and Philippines, Australia, Timor Leste, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, South Pacific islands and Antarctic
7 GLOBAL SUMMARY - covering all areas and including: Regional production forecasts, relative shares of shallow and deep water oil and gas, regional shares of oil & gas reserves and recoverable resources
8 SPEND BY SECTOR & TYPE - oil and gas production additions by year, Opex and Capex by region and water depth. A longer term view of global production.
9 REGIONAL SPENDING REVIEW - North America, Latin America, Western Europe, Eastern Europe & FSU, Africa, Middle East, Asia and Australia
10 APPENDICES
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