Global upstream: 5 things to look for in 2026
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Report summary
Table of contents
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Executive summary
- 1. A second year of moderate spending cuts and sharper efficiency focus
- 2. Operators will add material new growth opportunities
- 3. Brownfield rejuvenation and recovery factors will gain prominence
- 4. New deals, new upstream business models and new partnerships
- 5. Key inflections that matter in the world’s "dominant" hotspot
- Things to look for in 2026 – a regional upstream series
Tables and charts
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Major project sanction countMajor project committed spendTop 10 countries' DROs by hydrocarbon type
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Top 10 countries' DROs by resource themeExxonMobil’s Permian synergy estimatesChevron’s chemically enhanced upliftLower 48 crude and condensate year-on-year change
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