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Russia Upstream: 2014 in review
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Report summary
2014 started strongly and full of optimism for the Russian upstream industry. January saw a new post-Soviet record for oil production. Activities in the Arctic offshore gained momentum, and Gazprom finally signed its much anticipated gas export agreement with China. However, sanctions, the decline of the oil price and the subsequent collapse of the Rouble led to a dramatic deterioration of the investment climate – for both current and future developments.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
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Caught up in geopolitical uncertainty
- Sanctions
- Oil price pressure and Rouble collapse
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Russian gas exports: pivot to the East
- Russia-Ukraine-EU
- Russia-China
- A quiet year for the LNG story in 2014
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Oil sector: Production rises, but not as quickly as problems do
- Arctic offshore
- Tight Oil
- Conventional Plays
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Other developments
- IOCs
- Russian M&A
- Appendix – Important discoveries and reserves upgrades in 2014
Tables and charts
This report includes 3 images and tables including:
- Russia Upstream: 2014 in review: Table 1
- Chart – Timeline of 2014
- Map – Oil and gas fields in the East Barents Sea and Kara Sea
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