Global oil supply: 5 trends to watch in 2020
Report summary
Table of contents
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Geopolitics
- US tight oil growth deceleration – has a tipping point been reached?
- OPEC+ production restraint continues through 2020
- New project sanctions: volumes will be huge, but only 25% will be oil
- Will non-OPEC growth in 2020 surprise to the upside?
Tables and charts
This report includes 4 images and tables including:
- Upstream FIDs per year, number of projects
- Upstream FIDs per year, total resource
- Top five key non-OPEC growth countries 2020
- Top ten non-OPEC growth projects
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