US$32 billion of decommissioning worldwide over the next five years: is the industry ready?
Report summary
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
What's included
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