Global Oil Cost Curves and Pre-FID Breakevens Report

Insight 07 March 2018

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Report summary

Breakeven costs are assigned to every element of our global liquids supply view allowing a comprehensive view of the global cost of supply. Key analysis includes: 1) How the cost of supply will change through to 2035. 2) The importance future drilling in US Lower 48 and pre-FID projects. 3) Where each sub-play and pre-FID conventional project sits on the cost curve in ten years time. 4) How have offshore breakevens changed since before the price crash.

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Understand the cost of supply and how it will change through time.
View low cost and high cost assets and where they are on the cost curve.
Identify future trends using the cost of supply and how the cost curve has migrated through time.
View individual offshore assets and compare to other assets in your portfolio.
Use the included dataset to benchmark specific assets and trends.

1. Executive summary

2. The 4 key charts which sum up global supply:

- The global cost curve
- OPEC vs Non-OPEC breakeven bands
- The importance of pre-FID projects
- The pre-FID cost curve

3. Granular analysis of the cost curves:

- Individual cost curves of each resource theme
- Key pre-FID projects split out
- How and why has the pre-FID cost curve changed over time?
- How have offshore breakevens changed at a country level?
- How have deepwater specific breakevens changed over time at a country level?
- Key deepwater projects
- Key ultra-deepwater projects

4. Methodology and assumptions