Insight
Asia-Pacific upstream: What to watch out for in 2014
This report is currently unavailable
Report summary
Australia will lead the way on unconventionals, but a number of other countries will also see increased activity. M&A activity should increase from 2013 with companies divesting non-core assets across the region. Two landmark LNG projects will come onstream in Australia and PNG, however others will be delayed. Key fiscal changes could occur in Australia and India and look out for the release of Myanmar's first blocks since the lifting of US and European sanctions.
Table of contents
- Australia leads the way on unconventionals
- South-Eastern Asia to dominate M&A as investors look elsewhere for value
- New wave of Australasian LNG hits the market, Indonesia to stall on project sanctions
- Budgetary pressures remain a threat to Australian LNG, despite slowing cost inflation
- Fiscal changes – India and Australia to move forward, while Indonesia stands still
-
Winners (and losers) announced for Myanmar's offshore licensing round
- Please also see our separate attachment highlighting the key wells to watch in Australasia, South East Asia and South Asia during 2014.
Tables and charts
No table or charts specified
What's included
This report contains:
Other reports you may be interested in
Insight
Russia and Caspian upstream: 2022 in review
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine upended the state of play across the region. How did the upstream sector respond to heightened risks?
$1,350
Insight
Energy & Commodities Summit 2020 : APAC Virtual Edition
What does the crisis of 2020 mean for the future of energy?
$1,050
Asset Report
Montney key play
Detailed analysis of Montney production, well design, economics, operator strategy and subsurface.
$22,800
