US drilling cost inflation trends Report

Insight 11 October 2013

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Report summary

Wood Mackenzie's analysis of cost drivers in the US onshore drilling market shows that inflation has moderated in recent months and we see limited potential for strong inflation in this sector over the next few years. Overall, we anticipate US drilling cost inflation to remain below 5% through 2018. The impacts of pad drilling, ample supply from the service sector and moderate growth in commodity prices ease inflation concerns. During the mid-2000's, the US oil and gas industry saw a...

Executive Summary
Introduction
1 Measuring oil and gas drilling cost inflation
- 1.1 CPI vs. PPI
- 1.2 Inflation drivers
2 Assessing drilling cost inflation in the US
- Labour rates
- Rig count
3 US drilling cost inflation outlook
- 3.1 'Cost-push' outlook
- 3.2 'Demand-pull' outlook
- 3.3 Drilling inflation forecast

Tables and charts

This report includes 11 images and tables including:

Drilling Oil, Gas, Dry or Service Wells PPI vs. Industrial Commodities PPI (100 = January 2000)
Drilling Oil, Gas, Dry or Service Wells Producer Price Index (100 = January 2000)
Drilling Oil, Gas, Dry or Service Wells PPI and Oil & Gas Labour Rate Index (100 = January 2000)