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Latin America exploration: 2014 in review and what to look for in 2015
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Report summary
In 2014, exploration drilling and reserves discovered in Latin America both dropped to ten-year lows. In recent years, Brazil had accounted for the overwhelming majority of newly discovered volumes, but in 2014, reserves discovered in Brazil were just a fraction of the country's ten-year average. The only countries in Latin America with year-on-year increases in reserves discovered were Colombia, Argentina, and Paraguay, with potential play-opening discoveries in Colombia and Paraguay.
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Executive Summary
- Discovered reserves fall further in 2014
- Top ten discoveries of 2014 provide little excitement
- Licensing opportunities in 2015
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Exploration activity to watch in 2015
- Latin America exploration activity to watch in 2015
Tables and charts
This report includes 6 images and tables including:
- Acreage awarded 2014
- Volumes discovered by region in 2014
- Reserves discovered between 2005 and 2014
- Top ten discoveries of 2014
- Upcoming bid rounds in 2015
- Latin America exploration: 2014 in review and what to look for in 2015: Image 4
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