Global Oil Cost Curves and Pre-FID Breakevens – updated H2 2020
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- The cheapest sources of supply in OPEC and Russia underpin the global oil cost curve.
- Higher cost supply from resource themes such as the US Lower 48, Canada and the highest cost shallow water non-OPEC supply are the most at risk post-2030
- Pre-FID projects and future drilling in the US Lower 48 add 13 million b/d of supply by 2030
- Future components add an additional 12 million b/d by 2030; over 40% of this breaks even below $40/bbl
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- Global liquids capacity in 2030 by breakeven
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