North Sea decommissioning: a corporate view
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The impact of decommissioning on the North Sea will be significant, with US$20bn expected to be spent between 2018 and 2022. Our report analyses how four key companies will navigate the challenge over the next five years, and will help you to:
• Understand the majors are treating decommissioning spend, and if this will have a material impact
• Analyse North Sea decommissioning costs in the context of global development spend
• Make informed decisions on strategy by identifying trends across companies
This report offers an insight on the impact decommissioning will have on key North Sea oil players. It includes:
• Detailed analysis of expected decommissioning spend by area and by company for the next five years
• Project maps by area tracking decommissioning contracts awarded to date
• Strategic insights into four key companies: Shell, Perenco, Premier Oil and Decom Energy
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