Continental & Mediterranean Europe Upstream 2016 in review: Reasons to be cheerful
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Licensing awards and commitments down, but frontier areas attract Major interest
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Low exploration and appraisal drilling, but an exciting new play is discovered in the Black Sea
- Exploration and appraisal drilling in 2016
- Development spend down, but investment in major incremental projects continues
- Drop in liquids production is temporary, while gas remains steady
- Volumes traded down but exciting potential of onshore Albania attracts M&A spend
Tables and charts
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2016 licensing awards2016 licence round block awardsDevelopment capital expenditure in 2016 by country
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Liquid production by countryGas production by countryDeal count, resources traded and considerations paid (2010-2016)Continental & Mediterranean Europe Upstream 2016 in review: Reasons to be cheerful: Image 3
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