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Highs and lows of 2013 conventional exploration
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Report summary
The exploration industry has been through a period of spectacular success that is difficult to maintain. Volumes found through conventional exploration declined year-on-year in 2013 despite record spending. We review the successes and the disappointments of the year.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- Volumes down and discovery costs up
- Pretty good year for the Majors, pretty poor year for everyone else
- Sub-Sahara Africa smaller but still dominant
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Key themes of 2013
- Deepwater ascendancy continues
- Success eludes explorers for offshore East African oil
- Exploring for pipe gas
Tables and charts
This report includes 13 images and tables including:
- Increases from initial estimate of volume discovered
- New field discoveries by hydrocarbon type
- Resource discovery costs
- Highs and lows of 2013 conventional exploration: Image 3
- 2013 new field resources by company type
- New field resources by company type
- New field resources of top 10 companies
- New field resources discovered by region
- New field resources discovered by country
- Highs and lows of 2013 conventional exploration: Image 9
- The ten largest discoveries announced
- Volumes by water depth and avg. DW discovery size
- 2013 new field resources, by water depth
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