Insight
North Sea upstream: 5 things to look for in 2019
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Report summary
High impact exploration and large field start-ups are two big themes in the North Sea upstream sector in 2019. But what else is in store? In this insight, we take a look at five key themes to look for in the year ahead. The return of exploration in the North Sea; our expectations for M&A deal activity; investment and likely projects sanctions; a country by country production outlook; and how the industry might cope with the raft of uncertainty heading our way?
Table of contents
- A tantalising year ahead for North Sea exploration
- M&A – North American Majors and large-caps will take centre stage
- Investment will be boosted by a wave of new projects
- Large project start-ups will keep production stable
- But are there choppy waters ahead for the North Sea?
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Key North Sea wells to watchNorth Sea FIDs (2013-2019)2019 expected key field start-upsTop 10 companies by production in 2019And how did we do in 2018?
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