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US Gulf of Mexico: 5 things to look for in 2019
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Report summary
New project sanctions and accelerating M&A are pointing to a hot 2019 for the US Gulf of Mexico. But the excitement does not end there. All eyes will also be on first production from a Jurassic play, and exploration set to increase for the first time in four years. To top it all off, oil price volatility appears to be back in the mix, which means holding on to efficiency gains will be key to a strong 2019 and beyond.
Table of contents
- Anchor's Aweigh! - Ultra-HP moves forward
- Operators to dust off seismic and return to exploration
- Jurassic comes to life
- M&A accelerates
- Have we hit peak efficiency?
Tables and charts
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Potential ultra HP/HT fieldsExploration and appraisal wells drilled by yearGoM discovered resources 2015 - 2018
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Deepwater GoM M&A deals2018 prediction scorecard
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