FID bonanza: 2018 goes bigger and better
Why buy this report?
Project sanctions in 2018 were back to pre-2014 levels and 40% up from 2017. Get answers to your questions on the reasons behind this project bonanza, including:
- Which projects made the grade, where are they and why did they get the go-ahead?
- Who is leading the way?
- Can project economics continue to improve?
- What's next for 2019 - which resources will dominate?
You’ll get access to analysis and data on over 160 major projects which account for 134 billion boe of reserves. The report includes charts like this one, tracking major project sanctions by year since 2012.
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Watch Angus Rodger's quick guide to global upstream project sanctions
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