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US GoM subsea tiebacks: can efficiency gains offset lagging production trends?
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Report summary
Subsea tiebacks (SSTB) account for 30% of US GoM production and have been a cash engine and growth strategy for many smaller operators. Our report outlines how tieback prospect quality has deteriorated in recent years, which operators have demonstrated the strongest improvements in operational efficiencies, and what the future for tieback-led strategies will look like in the US GoM.
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