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The challenges of executing projects on-budget and on-time in the UK and Norway
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Report summary
There has been a major increase in upstream activity and development investment in the UK and Norway over the past five years. This has led to a tight supply chain, cost inflation, delays and the erosion of project returns. As a result, industry is increasingly focused on project execution performance. Of the 100 new field developments sanctioned or brought onstream between 2009 and 2013, 74% are over budget and 70% are delayed. The average cost overrun is 18% and delay is six months.
Table of contents
- An unprecedented level of development activity
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- Fields brought onstream or sanctioned in the UK and Norway between 2009 and 2013
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Project execution performance - change in development capex
- Projects ranked by % change in estimated cost at FID v. actual cost at first production or latest estimate
Tables and charts
This report includes 7 images and tables including:
- The challenges of executing projects on-budget and on-time in the UK and Norway: Image 1
- The challenges of executing projects on-budget and on-time in the UK and Norway: Image 2
- Projects ranked by delay (in months) between expected start-up at FID v. actual start-up or current estimate
- Project performance ranked by development type
- Probable developments
- Future Norway projects
- Future UK projects
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