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Latin America 2013 exploration review and 2014 preview
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Report summary
We estimate 2.1 billion barrels of reserves were discovered across Latin America in 2013, as exploration drilling fell to its lowest levels since 2004. While the drop in drilling may paint a picture of slowing exploration in Latin America, it is somewhat misleading as 2011-2013 has seen a resurgence in licensing. This has shifted companies' focus in 2013 to acquiring seismic and evaluating exploration plans.
Table of contents
- Executive Summary
- Discovered reserves drop in 2013
- The top ten discoveries fail to impress
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Different year, same story: Petrobras exploration leads the way
- Exploration activity to watch in 2014
- Licensing opportunities in 2014
Tables and charts
This report includes 9 images and tables including:
- Latin America 2013 exploration review and 2014 preview: Image 1
- Latin America 2013 exploration review and 2014 preview: Image 2
- Latin America 2013 exploration review and 2014 preview: Image 3
- Reserves discovered between 2004 and 2013
- Top ten discoveries of 2013
- Latin America 2013 exploration review and 2014 preview: Image 5
- 2013 wells drilled by operator
- Upcoming licensing rounds in 2014
- Latin America exploration review and upcoming licensing
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