Upside and downside risks facing the UK North Sea
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Report summary
Table of contents
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Executive summary
- Upside scenario: £7 billion more investment and 740 million boe more reserves
- Downside scenario: uncompromising regulation derails investment
- The case for early EPL replacement if windfall prices end in 2027
Tables and charts
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UKCS production and investment scenariosUpside scenario: quicker investment by agile companies delivers higher returns
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UK consolidation: top 20 UKCS producers in 2024Top 20 UKCS producers in 2026Upside scenario: additional greenfield project opportunities over and above base caseFID to first production lead time of UKCS projects since 2005Production additions show slow ramp up from UKCS projects since 2005Upside scenario: more than 60 additional infill wells could be drilled over the next five yearsUpside scenario: production and investmentDownside scenario: production and investment
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