Middle East Upstream Forum Presentations 2017: seeing new balance in the oil market
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Report summary
Table of contents
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Presentations
- Wood Mackenzie held its Middle East Upstream Forum on 9th October 2017.The following presentations are available to download.
- OPEC and the challenge of US tight oil: oil market outlook
- The corporate sector: entering a new cycle
- When will the global gas and LNG oversupply end?
- Middle East discovered resources: opportunities down the cost curve
- Upstream investment in the Middle East: on the road to recovery?
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Poll results
- Oil price expected to stay within the US$50-60 range in 2018
- Global gas market to rebalance between 2020 and 2025
- ADMA is the most interesting discovered resource opportunity (DRO)
- Our audience felt an investment hurdle rate of 10% at US$60/bbl is suitable for conventional projects
Tables and charts
This report includes 4 images and tables including:
- What annual average Brent oil price do you expect for 2018?
- When is global gas oversupply going to end?
- Which of the following opportunities is the most appealing in the Middle East?
- What hurdle rate should companies be using for FIDs on conventional projects?
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