Insight
Europe events to watch 2014
This report is currently unavailable
*Please note that this report only includes an Excel data file if this is indicated in "What's included" below
Report summary
Development activity in Norway and the UK will reach unprecedented levels this year, as a result costs could increase, and further projects could be delayed. It is a pivotal year for the UK as the Scottish Independence Referendum will be held in September. A vote for independence would have wide ranging implications for the UK upstream sector. Elsewhere in Europe, exciting frontier exploration is planned in the Arctic, Mediterranean Sea and Black Sea.
Table of contents
- Cost escalation may delay more projects in the North Sea
- Pivotal year for UK Upstream Sector
- North Sea M&A to step up
- Shale gas licensing opportunities in the UK
- Ownership of Johan Sverdrup field to be finalised
- Norway to launch a tax incentive for Barents Sea developments
- Groningen production will not be impacted by earthquakes review
- A Danish exploration revival
- Frontier exploration in the Arctic and Mediterranean Sea
- Black Sea appraisal drilling could demonstrate commerciality
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Map of Europe events to watch 2014
What's included
This report contains:
Other reports you may be interested in
Asset Report
Aughinish alumina refinery
A detailed analysis of the Aughinish alumina refinery.
$2,250
Country Report
Netherlands upstream summary
A mature hydrocarbon producer - The Netherlands is the fifth largest gas producer in Europe, behind Norway, the UK, and now Ukraine and ...
$11,340
Asset Report
Sundsvall Plant 1 (P) aluminium smelter
A detailed analysis of the Sundsvall Plant 1 (P) aluminium smelter.
$2,250
