Indonesia Energy Forum 2017: the audience's view on oil price, deepwater and LNG demand
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Report summary
Table of contents
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Poll results
- Oil price to stay within the US$50-60/bbl range at year-end
- Question 1: What will the oil price be on 31 December 2017?
- OPEC may extend production cut for another six months
- A gloomy outlook on deepwater exploration
- Indonesia's LNG demand will grow triple by 2020
- Asian spot LNG prices will remain under pressure
- The 35 GW programme's completion target is somewhat unrealistic
Tables and charts
This report includes 6 images and tables including:
- Question 2: How likely is OPEC to roll over production cuts for another six months in May 2017?
- Question 3: How many Indonesian deepwater exploration wells will be drilled in 2017/2018?
- Question 4: How much LNG will Indonesia consume by 2020?
- Question 5: How low will LNG spot prices get in Asia during 2017-2020?
- Question 6: How much power capacity will be completed by 2019 as part of the 35 GW programme?
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