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2012 Australasian upstream exploration and licensing review
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Report summary
Australasian exploration in 2012 fell to its second-lowest level in the last ten years, although the success rate of 42% was the highest since 2009. There were 108 conventional exploration and appraisal (E&A) wells drilled, down 17% from 2011. Just over half a billion barrels of oil equivalent was discovered, an 80% fall from the peak volume discovered in 2009. There was a 40% reduction in offshore drilling.
Table of contents
- Executive Summary
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Conventional exploration and appraisal drilling
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Country and basin trends
- Australia - Offshore
- Australia - Onshore
- New Zealand
- Papua New Guinea
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Corporate trends
- Offshore
- Onshore
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Unconventional exploration and appraisal drilling
- Coalseam gas
- Tight gas and shale
- Licensing
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Country and basin trends
Tables and charts
This report includes 15 images and tables including:
- Conventional E&A wells by type
- Conventional E&A wells by shore status
- Conventional E&A wells by operator
- 2013 wells to watch
- Exploration licences awarded by country
- Exploration licences awarded by basin
- 2012 Australasian upstream exploration and licensing review: Image 9
- 2012 exploration licence awards - Australia
- 2012 Australasian upstream exploration and licensing review: Table 2
- 2012 Australasian upstream exploration and licensing review: Table 3
- 2012 Australasian upstream exploration and licensing review: Table 4
- 2012 Australasian upstream exploration and licensing review: Table 5
- 2012 Australasian upstream exploration and licensing review: Table 6
- CSG E&A wells by year
- Tight reservoir E&A wells by year
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