Insight
The great deepwater debate: operate or partner in US Gulf of Mexico
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Report summary
Lower commodity prices and competition from tight oil drove consolidation in the US GoM over the past several years. There are almost 25% fewer companies in the deepwater than just five years ago. As a result, companies have fewer choices when selecting partners and the decision to operate or not has moved front and center. In this insight, we explore the operated and non-operated landscape and discuss the benefits and disadvantages of both. We also examine how the terrain is shifting, and what it takes to be an effective operator in the deepwater US GoM.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- Peers stick together, but not always
- Operating: the good, the bad, and the unexpected
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Non-operating: pick your play
- The state of the US GoM
- Heavy operators (>75% remaining commercial operated reserves)
- Balanced (25% to 75% remaining commercial operated reserves)
- Light operators (<25% remaining commercial operated reserves)
- Non-operaters (no remaining commercial operated reserves)
- Sink or swim
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Operated and partnered commercial remaining reserves*Major operated fields by partner typeLarge cap independents operated fields by partner type
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Other operated fields by partner typeOperated reserves by play typeOperate - or notOperated and partnered production growth
What's included
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