North America Crude Markets long-term outlook: H2 2019
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- L48 Production outlook
- Cost of supply: as low as it goes
- Heavier reliance from less commercial plays and reserves growth
- Bakken infrastructure and pricing: Production declines in 2020s drive excess capacity both locally and in key Rockies hubs
- Rockies infrastructure and pricing: resilient regional production no match for declining Bakken volumes driving significant excess pipeline capacity in 2030s
- Cushing infrastructure and pricing: Need for one more pipeline expansion?
- Western Canada infrastructure and pricing: Broader North American infrastructure needs hinge on TMX
- Permian infrastructure and pricing: The aftermath of a midstream overbuild
- US crude export volume and infrastructure outlook: The arms race moves offshore
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