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UK Probables - the 2013 portfolio
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Report summary
The volume of reserves in the UK probable developments portfolio has decreased from 2.2 bnboe in our 2011 portfolio to 1.5 bnboe in 2013. There are two key reasons for this: large numbers of fields being sanctioned and disappointing exploration success in recent years.
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:
- Net reserves and number of probable developments by top 20 participants
- UK remaining commercial reserves by status
- Probable developments production profile
- Breakeven price vs. reserves
- UK Probable Developments - April 2013
- Fields which have received development approval since October 2011
- Fields which have entered the probable portfolio since October 2011
- Capital expenditure on commercial fields
- Capital expenditure in historical probable portfolios
What's included
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