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How will oil production meet demand in the future? A focus on oil resources, companies and costs
Synthesis
In a global context marked by sustainability, security and affordability issues, the role of oil as a future primary energy source is intensely debatedOil production capacities will therefore adjust in an uncertain context questioning:- The nature and extent of resources which can be produced and generate an acceptable return thus defining “economic resources”
– The projected level of costs to explore, develop and produce “economic resources” in the future
– The competition between different types of companies to gain access and produce these economic resources: Integrated Majors (“IOC”), National Oil Companies (“NOC”) controlled by host-countries and smaller players (“Independents”).
– The adjustment of the oil services sector and its relationship with the companies to provide the level of costs required by the future oil supply-demand balance
This presentation will discuss these three angles with concrete examples drawn from recent data and situations.
Language
English
Audience type
Undergraduate or graduate students with a interest for the Energy sector
Planned duration
Up to 3 hours including Q&A session. Can be tailored to accomodate shorter time slot
Support material
Pdf copies of presentation will be made available to participants
Prerequisite
General knowledge of the energy sector
Objectives
Discuss some key determining factors of a major primary energy input. Raise awareness of complexity and imbrication of issues