UK Probables - the 2013 portfolio
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Smaller portfolio of probable developments
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Reserves dominated by technically challenging developments
- but the number of fields with less than 50 mmboe remains high
- New additions to the portfolio
- Diverse Corporate Mix
- Production and Reserves
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Valuation and capital costs
- Challenging projects and cost inflation drive development costs up
- Breakeven costs continue to rise
- Future Outlook
- Economic Assumptions
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Net reserves and number of probable developments by top 20 participantsUK remaining commercial reserves by statusProbable developments production profile
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Breakeven price vs. reservesUK Probable Developments - April 2013Fields which have received development approval since October 2011Fields which have entered the probable portfolio since October 2011Capital expenditure on commercial fieldsCapital expenditure in historical probable portfolios
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