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Despite its superstardom in the upstream industry, tight oil remains the subject of debate: can it realise its potential as a profit engine, or will over-investment drive supply up and prices down?
Production from the seven most advanced developments in the Vaca Muerta play is expected to increase by 43% in 2017 to 77 kboed, and to double 2016 levels by 2018.
Downstream continues to demonstrate robust financial performance while upstream struggles.
Although Asian upstream players have been absent over the last 12 months, we believe this might be set to change.
As the industry gets smarter about doing less with more, can exploration fix its economics?
Global oil demand is in for a year of strong growth but even small changes to our forecast could have major implications for price.
What might happen over the next 12 months? We explore six key trends.
2017 is set to be to be the third year Brent has traded at under half the heady levels of 2014.
Our analysts take an early look at the expected resolution and implications of key policies spanning oils and refining, gas, and coal.
In Norway, interest in the sector is still high, but in the UK, the lowest number of exploration wells for 50 years and another 20% drop in capex point to a deeper malaise.
Our Corporate Analysis team, led by Tom Ellacott, shows that for the 60 companies we cover in depth, net debt has increased by 22% or US$142bn since 2014.
How do traditional LNG suppliers, a group dominated by some of the biggest oil and gas producers, play a part in sorting things out? As the industry gathers in Tokyo for Gastech, we think there are four main elements that need addressed.
We forecast the share of gas in the peer group’s production will increase from 42% currently to over 50% by the end of the 2020s. ENI and BP will reach 60%, which is also Total’s 2035 target. There are three main themes behind the ‘dash for gas’.
‘Underwhelmed’ sums up investors’ indifferent response to the Majors’ Q1 results. What does upstream have to do to win back favour?
Andrew Latham, our Head of Exploration Research, has built a global creaming curve for conventional exploration outside the USL48. Three themes stand out.
New thinking and new ways are needed if operators are to usher in a new era of investment in conventional projects. A dip in oil prices below US$50/bbl may be just what’s needed to concentrate minds and encourage companies to challenge industry conventions.
Chief Analyst Simon Flowers sees optimism after a flush of project FIDs, a pick up in US drilling and M&A activity.
According to Chief Analyst Simon Flowers, there is finance galore for those with the right growth story. For the rest, slim pickings.
Majors’ resource capture strategies are already becoming more balanced between exploration, unconventionals, DROs and M&A.
More operators are hinting through this Q3 results season at redeploying rigs in the coming months, potentially kick starting what will be tight oil’s second great growth phase.
Although the Presidency does not officially begin until January 20th 2017, the dearth of concrete policy proposals leaves a high level of uncertainty around the priorities of a Trump administration.
Digital technology has a major part to play in the next stage of structural cost reduction, but oil and gas production is far removed from the leading edge of the 21st century tech revolution.
A strengthening flow of deals is a clear indicator that the M&A market is getting back to business as usual, and companies are starting to think of growth again.
If oil markets remain oversupplied and prices modest, there’s much Upstream operators can learn from Downstream, which has emerged thriving from the doldrums of a decade ago.
Not long ago, growth was the big thing. This results season suggests growth targets are making a come back.
Amidst a growing market glut, attention has turned to the short-term costs to keep existing projects running at all.
How did US$20 billion in deals happen in a down market?
The mood at the recent CWC event was optimistic — with good reason. What were the five big takeaways from the event?
Much has been achieved in the past year, as we see prices and costs slowly turning around. But there is more work to be done. Use our 2016-2017 Global Upstream Cost Survey to understand North Sea cost evolution from 2014 to 2020.
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