Commodity Market Report
Europe indigenous gas supply long-term outlook H2 2019
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Report summary
European indigenous gas production declines through our forecast but there are bright spots across the region and companies continue to invest heavily in exploration and production. The UK and Romania offer contrasting views of the potential for significant discoveries across mature and frontier basins. Supportive fiscal terms will be vital to unlocking new fields as well as encouraging further development. But over the long-term, investment will compete with proven low-cost reserves in other regions, and political and regulatory hurdles will need to be addressed to encourage sustained investment in Europe.
Table of contents
- Expected closure ahead for Groningen
- The UK remains the largest producer through most of our forecast
- High hopes for Romania's Black Sea with new government in place
- Norway remains a key producer but faces challenges amidst the current oversupply
- Are there potential new opportunities elsewhere?
- Could Europe provide an alternative market for EastMed supply?
- EastMed pipeline participants retain ambitions for 2022 FID following non-binding supply deal
- Greenfield liquefaction facility in Cyprus cannot be ruled out
- Unconventional supply
- Future challenges and opportunities
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Groningen production – WM H2 2019 Base CaseUK Continental Shelf and gas fieldsUK gas production profile (2015-2040)
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Romania production by category (2015-2040)Cyprus exports to Egypt – WM 2019 Base Case OutlookEurope supply by status
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