What future for the IOCs in China?
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Executive summary
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The most challenging developments in China
- Rising capital spend by the IOCs
- Tight and sour gas – a mixed result?
- Deepwater exploration – who needs the IOCs?
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Chinese shale – we're not in Kansas anymore
- Where next for shale development?
- 'Marketisation' – the new hope?
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Chart 1: Forecast of large-cap IOC net Chinese production (kboed)
- Diagram 1: IOC-led tight and sour gas project details and timelines
- Chart 3: IOC-led DW wildcats in China 2008-2015
- Chart 4: CNOOC 100% DW wildcats in China 2008-2015
- Diagram 2: Timeline of IOC shale JSAs awarded / relinquished (2007-2015)
- Chart 2: Forecast of large IOC net Chinese capital expenditure (US$ million)
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