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Asia-Pacific upstream: 2022 in review
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Our Asia-Pacific review provides a comprehensive update on the key 2022 events in exploration, production, investment, M&A, fiscal and decarbonisation across the region. FIDs were disrupted by rising costs and a challenging investment environment, but nonetheless capital expenditure was up 6.5% year-on-year to US$70 billion. Exploration focused more on new bidding rounds than drilling, setting the stage for an exciting 2023 when winners are announced. M&A picked up in H2 after a quiet H1, with spend close to the pre-Covid level, driven by Australasia. And last - but certainly not least - profound regulatory changes in some key countries will alter the investment environment for years to come.
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