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Non-OPEC resilience: new sources of supply mitigate declines
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Non-OPEC supply has proved to be remarkably resilient through the price downturn and outside of the US, is expected to remain broadly flat to 2030. A marked uptick in project sanctions in 2017 is continuing in 2018 and projects are evolving, becoming ‘leaner and meaner’. But how robust now is the pipeline of new conventional projects and what prices are needed to incentivise development into the longer term?
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