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Energy Snapshot: Industry Themes - April 2017
Report summary
In our outlook for deepwater development, significant cost reductions are still present but there remains ambiguity over project sanctions in the next 2 years. Our production outlook could fall sharply from 7 million b/d by 2020 if projects are not approved. We also consider the impacts on supply and demand for floating rigs and subsea trees. We also take a look at key wells being drilled this year and the global exploration hot spots: East Mediterranean, Alaska, Guyana, Brazil, Senegal and Mauritania. New plays and large prospects are being targeted, and we expect the exploration industry to complete over 500 exploration wells in 2017. Our latest short term oil price forecast has been downgraded in the expectation of a supply ramp in early 2018 when we forecast OPEC cuts will cease, but there remain above-ground risks to supply in Libya and Venezuela. Finally, we include an update on LNG supply, and we also provide an update on the tremendous activity ongoing in the Permian.
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