Insight
Deepwater GoM set up for the next production peak but challenges abound
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Report summary
Production in the deepwater Gulf of Mexico (GoM) is expected to increase 48% from the 2013 level and reach a new peak of 1.9 mmboe/d in 2016. The growth will be driven by the expansion of older fields and new developments. However, our production forecast does not come without risks including geological, technological and operational challenges. Technology will have to take the spotlight, especially if the long-term oil prices remain below the US$75/bbl mark.
Table of contents
- Forming a new production base
- The next step up
- The plateau
- The concentration challenge
- Limited number of fields, large amount of investment
- Beyond the next peak
Tables and charts
This report includes 4 images and tables including:
- Deepwater GoM production and contributions from the top 10 fields by production in 2021
- Average daily production split by quartile and number of producing fields
- Lower Tertiary breakevens top the table
- Deepwater GoM development capex split by play
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