How might sustained higher prices impact North Sea output?
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Report summary
Table of contents
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Executive summary
- How the 2026 crisis compares to 2022
- The North Sea’s response will be Norway-driven
- Does Norway have capacity to produce more in 2026?
- The UK will find it harder to respond
- Near-term options to increase supply
- 1. Maintenance
- 2. Debottlenecking
- 3. Diverting gas from in-field use to sales
- 3 more item(s)...
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Monthly Brent oil prices (left) and NBP & TTF gas prices (right) 2020-presentEurope crude oil production*Europe gas production*
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The 2022 crisis: y-o-y change in liquids production from onstream fieldsThe 2022 crisis: y-o-y change in gas production from onstream fieldsNorway gas pipeline exports and maintenance scheduleNon-sales gas volumes in Norway and percentage of wellhead volumesThe 2022 crisis: y-o-y upstream capital expenditure change (real terms, excludes decommissioning)Hedging positions by select North Sea operators in 2026
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