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2013 Australasian upstream exploration and licensing review
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Report summary
Australasian exploration in 2013 dropped to its lowest level in the last ten years. There were 97 conventional exploration and appraisal wells (E&A) drilled, 37% fewer than 2012. Drilling success rates remained high at 25%, due to the number of near-field and onshore successes, but discovered volumes totalled only 350 million barrels of oil equivalent – the poorest result since the nineties.
Table of contents
- Executive Summary
- Unconventionals in focus in Australia, but deepwater delivers
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Unconventional exploration and appraisal drilling
- Coal seam gas
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Tight gas & shale
- Average drilling time for Australian exploration (2004-2013)
- Papua New Guinea
- Australasia key E&A wells to watch 2014
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Corporate trends
- Australasia conventional E&A wells by operator 2013
- Onshore
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Offshore
Tables and charts
This report includes 11 images and tables including:
- Australian 2013 E&A wells by type
- 2013 Australasian upstream exploration and licensing review: Image 2
- Conventional E&A wells by type
- Conventional E&A wells by shore status
- CSG E&A wells by year
- 2013 Australasian upstream exploration and licensing review: Image 9
- 2013 Australasian upstream exploration and licensing review: Image 10
- 2013 Australasian upstream exploration and licensing review: Image 11
- 2013 Australasian upstream exploration and licensing review: Image 6
- 2013 Australasian upstream exploration and licensing review: Image 7
- 2013 Australasian upstream exploration and licensing review: Image 8
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