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US$32 billion of decommissioning worldwide over the next five years: is the industry ready?
Report summary
Many consider decommissioning a North Sea problem, but it is quickly becoming one of the biggest issues in the global oil and gas industry today. For obvious reasons, mature regions such as the North Sea, Asia Pacific and US Gulf of Mexico (deep water) are at the forefront. But the pioneers will set the tone for what is essentially an emergent industry in itself. As it stands, US$32 billion of decommissioning spend is expected in the next five years. This is a result of over 700 fields ceasing production over this period. There's also been an uptick in decommissioning due to the availability of cheaper rigs. This all brings a hefty bill for oil companies. The top 10 companies are expected to spend US$14 billion from 2018 to 2022. There is naturally a huge opportunity for the supply chain, but the challenge remains of defining the offering and timing of the investment.
Table of contents
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Over 700 offshore fields to cease productionbetween 2018 to 2022
- Decommissioning is an evolving industry
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Maturesectors behind the increase in decommissioning spend over the next five years
- Are there opportunities for cost reductions?
- Decommissioning - a regional breakdown
- What regulations are in place?
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Which upstream companies will be the busiest?
- How can companies reduce the bill?
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Is decommissioning an opportunity or a headache?
- What does decommissioning mean for the service sector?
- What does decommissioning mean for governments?
- So,is the industry ready for decommissioning?
Tables and charts
This report includes 6 images and tables including:
- 2013-2022 Field cessation of production (CoP) vs cumulative CoPs
- 2013-2022 Field cessation of production (CoPs) by country distribution
- 2018-2022 decommissioning costs by region
- 2018-2022 Devex vs decom
- Comparison of regional regulation status
- 2018-2022 top 10 companies global decommissioning spend
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