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Exploration economics: does less equal more?
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By 2025, 20% of global oil supply will come from 21st century conventional discoveries. As the industry gets smarter about doing less with more, can exploration fix its economics?
Exploration returns will be higher at US$50/bbl than they were at US$100/bbl.
Andrew Latham
Vice President, Global Exploration
With his extensive exploration expertise Andrew shapes portfolio development for international oil and gas companies.
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