Insight
High value in deepwater Gulf of Mexico's riskier assets
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Report summary
In 2012, 200 mmboe was added to our US$32 billion portfolio of economic, unsanctioned discoveries. We expect four projects, with 1.3 bnboe, will be sanctioned in 2013. Three North Platte-size discoveries are required to maintain the current portfolio's reserves.
Table of contents
- What’s changed since 2011?
- We expect significant changes in 2013
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Multiple upside and downside risks to the development of these assets
- Assets in emerging plays require infrastructure development
- Flow assurance requirements could affect both cases
- Majors and NOCs hold the most value
- Some companies have more control over the outcome of their assets
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Appendix
- Economic Assumptions
Tables and charts
This report includes 7 images and tables including:
- Economic discoveries (>35 mmboe), but no FID
- Map of deepwater Gulf of Mexico probable, good technical and some uneconomic technical fields
- Net, post-tax PV > US$1 billion
- Net, post-tax PV < US$1 billion
- Operated and non-operated NPV of unsanctioned economic assets by company type
- Detailed list of fields classified as probable that are included in this portfolio
- Detailed list of fields classified as good technical that are included in this portfolio
What's included
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