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IOC Reserves Growth Mantra: Is Repsol Move The Beginning Of The End?
...e previous 100 years. There were also issues linked to ‘unburnable carbon’ coupled with the ‘divest campaign’. The final nail in the coffin was the much lower oil prices after 2014. The IOCs, who were well aware of these growing problems, began to seek solutions. Mega-mergers, which had been th...
Volume: 61Issue: 25Published at Fri, 22 Jun 2018 -
IEA World Energy Investment Outlook: Can We Still Count On The Middle East?
...e region’s domestic oil demand increases from 7 to 10mn b/d, while that of natural gas from 400 to 700 bcm/year. To meet the above demands, the study under review estimates that a cumulative global investment of $48.2 trillion (2012 dollars) is needed between 2014 and 2035, $40.2 trillion of wh...
Volume: 57Issue: 24Published at Fri, 13 Jun 2014 -
Iraq’s Integrated National Energy Strategy: Summary And Key Recommendations
...cessarily uncertain, and a range of production profiles therefore has been considered for planning purposes. Iraq’s primary upstream strategic objective now is to ensure that the development of these fields proceeds expeditiously, aiming for production by the end of 2014 at a rate between the me...
Volume: 56Issue: 24Published at Fri, 14 Jun 2013 -
The Forthcoming Exploration Blocks Bid Round In Iraq: Issues For Consideration
...d ID241.92bn for 2014. 3 Though the annual investment allocation for the exploration program is on an upward trend, the proportion to total plan investment allocation remains constant at 3.73% on both the aggregate and annual levels. This would lead me to suggest that the investment allocation fo...
Volume: 54Issue: 23Published at Mon, 06 Jun 2011 -
Rumaila Economics And Its Implications
...ateau target. Hence, we assume that the new year-end capacities for 2013, 2014, and 2015 would be 2.4mn b/d, 2.6mn b/d and 2.85mn b/d, respectively. Year-end production capacity does not mean actual production capacity throughout that year. Hence, the assumed actual production for any particular ye...
Volume: 53Issue: 25Published at Mon, 21 Jun 2010 -
Naimi Assesses International And Saudi Energy Prospects
...ojects around 2014 or earlier than that? AN: Earlier than that, probably 2012. We are continuously looking every year at two things: what we need to do to maintain our capacity today, which requires two thirds of the dollar; and we also look at our production capacity compared to what we think the ca...
Volume: 53Issue: 24Published at Mon, 14 Jun 2010 -
Global Energy Market Challenges And Long Term Responses
...ughly 7.6mn b/d out of a total potential 14.5mn b/d between 2009 and 2014 is at risk due to the oil price collapse. Although economic growth in the oil producing countries is projected to slow due to the impact of the crisis, the period of high oil prices in the past few years provided some go...
Volume: 52Issue: 24Published at Mon, 15 Jun 2009 -
Financing Petroleum Development: The Experience Of Saudi Arabia
...owing demand. Geologists estimated recoverable world crude oil reserves from conventional sources at 2.3 trillion barrels in 1999. Keeping pace with demand growth of 2% per year, production from conventional sources could reach 90mn b/d by 2014. Of that, production from the Gulf countries may reach 25...
Volume: 43Issue: 25Published at Mon, 19 Jun 2000