Insight
Upstream review of 2013 - Southern Asia
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Report summary
2013 was a more encouraging year for Southern Asia's upstream sector. Over 1 billion barrels of oil equivalent resources were discovered, which was twice as much as 2012 and the highest in the past six years. In addition, investments totalling nearly US$10 billion were approved in India alone. The Indian government chose a pragmatic path to re-invigorate the upstream sector but the unpredictability and slow pace of decision-making is hardly reassuring for investors.
Table of contents
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Executive summary
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Exploration and licensing
- Licensing activity
- Relinquishments
- Exploration activity
- Key discoveries and appraisal
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Development
- New projects
- Production
- Key asset status
- Development delays and issues
- Unconventionals
- Corporate and M&A activity
- Notable regulatory events
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Exploration and licensing
Tables and charts
This report includes 8 images and tables including:
- Key events in 2013
- Capital spend by country (US$ million)
- Capital spend by company
- Discoveries by country and size
- Offshore drilling in India
- Gas production (2005 - 2017)
- Liquids production (2005 - 2017)
- Recoverable reserves associated with fields brought onstream by year
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