UK and Norway upstream costs - how far will they fall?
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Report summary
Table of contents
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Executive Summary
- What will change and why?
- What's behind the cost deflation?
- Why do the UK and Norway differ?
- The effect of Norwegian Kroner depreciation on costs
- Model field analysis on deflationary impact
- What projects and companies will see big cost reductions?
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What’s the longer term cost outlook?
- What happens when the oil price recovers?
- Efficiencies vs unit cost reductions – lessons from history
- Impact on the service sector
- 1 more item(s)...
Tables and charts
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Capital costs - expected deflationOperating costs - expected deflationNorway projects based on pre/post deflation*
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UK projects based on pre/post deflation**Top 20 companies by net capital spend, 2015 - 2025Top 20 projects by capital spend, 2015 - 2025
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