Global oil cost curves and pre-FID breakevens - H1 2025
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- Middle East OPEC dominates the lower end of the global cost curve
- Non-OPEC relies on higher cost supply to offset mature field declines through 2050
- Deepwater developments are becoming more competitive, driven by new production in Latin America
- Future sources of supply will account for 30% of production by 2035
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