🗞 Mexico Business || The Mexican oil and gas industry has undergone significant changes over the past decade. In this context, the oil and gas supply chain and service sector remain robust, expecting different challenges for the coming years. To address these challenges, during the Mexican Petroleum Congress (CMP), #Opex organized Drill Talks, a space where industry experts discussed the most relevant topics for the industry and its players. In the session ‘The Future of the Oil Industry in Mexico’, experts addressed the exploration and production priorities of Mexico, as well as the challenges the industry will face, particularly considering the decline in production and mature fields. #CMP2024 #OilAndGas #Drilling #DrillingEngineering
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Exciting news in the energy sector! 🌟 Courtesy of World Oil's recent article, Shell Trinidad and Tobago Ltd. has given the green light to the Manatee project, a major natural gas development in the East Coast Marine Area. This strategic move is set to bolster Shell's Integrated Gas business and support Trinidad and Tobago's energy landscape. Key highlights: - Manatee field to start production in 2027 - Expected peak production: 104,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day - Will provide crucial backfill for Atlantic LNG facility - Aligns with Shell's goal to grow LNG business by 20-30% by 2030 This project not only strengthens Shell's position in the region but also addresses the growing global demand for LNG, which is projected to rise by over 50% by 2040. As Zoe Yujnovich, Shell's Integrated Gas and Upstream Director, notes: "This project will help meet the increasing demand for natural gas globally while also addressing the energy needs of our customers domestically in Trinidad and Tobago." What are your thoughts on this development? How do you see it impacting the global energy landscape? #Energy #LNG #ShellEnergy #SustainableGrowth #GlobalEnergy #cSolutions #ProjectWin https://lnkd.in/gUmmgCcw
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Sierra Leone’s Petroleum Directorate Partners with AEW: Invest in African Energy Sierra Leone’s Petroleum Directorate (PDSL) has confirmed its official partnership with African Energy Week (AEW): Invest in African Energy – scheduled for November 4–8, 2024. This collaboration signifies a pivotal moment in Sierra Leone’s energy sector, underscoring its commitment to forging global partnerships and showcasing its vast potential in the oil and gas industry. https://lnkd.in/d25au6UJ
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There has been a lot of activity in the energy sector in recent days, with some important steps forward. But we need to continue to accelerate action if we are to increase gas production and be in a position to invest in decarbonisation. We're hoping for further announcements soon, including revised tax terms that encourage investment.
The reality is that we still need more investment, more exploration, more development wells being drilled, and more facilities being upgraded if we are to return gas production to the levels we saw a decade ago and to stop (and hopefully turn around) the slide in oil production. And we need to do all of this at speed. Read More: https://lnkd.in/ef7nVi-q
What we would like to see in the national budget — Energy Chamber of Trinidad and Tobago
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🔥 Exciting times ahead for Colombia's oil and gas sector! 🛢️ As offshore exploration surges, we're seeing a promising rebound in rig activities. 🚀 👀 Discover how upcoming projects and a favorable market forecast are setting the stage for a significant increase in exploration investments. Are we on the brink of an energy boom? 📊 Dive into the details with our latest report on how Colombia is navigating these dynamic changes in the energy landscape. 🔗 Link to the full article in the comments! #EnergySector #OilAndGas #OffshoreDrilling #Colombia #MarketTrends #InvestmentOpportunities #Ecopetrol
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The reality is that we still need more investment, more exploration, more development wells being drilled, and more facilities being upgraded if we are to return gas production to the levels we saw a decade ago and to stop (and hopefully turn around) the slide in oil production. And we need to do all of this at speed. Read More: https://lnkd.in/ef7nVi-q
What we would like to see in the national budget — Energy Chamber of Trinidad and Tobago
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Lately, oil and gas firms have broadened their investment interests to focus more on making profits from their current hydrocarbon ventures. This shift has led to a decline in expenditures on exploration. When comparing the current Brent oil price to levels seen in 2010, there was a notably higher expenditure on uncovering new oil reserves back then. The spending by NOCs, major companies, and independent firms has decreased by approximately 40%. In contrast, E&P companies are allocating around 70% less budget to new exploration activities this year in comparison to 2010. Nevertheless, a recent short-term trend indicates a gradual uptick in spending this year, driven by growing enthusiasm for untapped basins and deepwater offshore resources. #shell #exxonmobil #chevron #eni #totalenergies #bp #majors #exploration
Chart of the week: In recent years, oil and gas companies have diversified their portfolios to prioritize profitability from existing hydrocarbon projects. As a result, exploration spending has dwindled. When the Brent oil price was at a similar level in 2010, spending on discovering new volumes was significantly greater. NOCs, majors and independent companies’ spending has dropped about 40%, whereas E&P companies are spending about 70% less on new exploration activities this year versus 2010. However, the short-term trend shows a gradual increase in spending this year as interest in frontier basins and deepwater offshore reserves intensifies. Learn more in our on-demand upstream webinar here: https://okt.to/cnkMsK #rystadenergy #energy #oilandgas
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In the latest edition of The Edge, our experts analyse how and why big oil is strengthening its #oilandgas exposure. They compare the portfolios and strategies of the Supermajors and NOCs. Find out more: https://okt.to/8jgwIx
How and why big oil is strengthening its oil and gas exposure | Wood Mackenzie
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In the latest edition of The Edge, our experts analyse how and why big oil is strengthening its #oilandgas exposure. They compare the portfolios and strategies of the Supermajors and NOCs. Find out more: https://okt.to/yStesf
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Access our on-demand webinar that reveals the exploration trends of 2023 so far and the outlook for the rest of the year, with a focus on frontier and deepwater exploration strategies. #RystadEnergy #exploration
Chart of the week: In recent years, oil and gas companies have diversified their portfolios to prioritize profitability from existing hydrocarbon projects. As a result, exploration spending has dwindled. When the Brent oil price was at a similar level in 2010, spending on discovering new volumes was significantly greater. NOCs, majors and independent companies’ spending has dropped about 40%, whereas E&P companies are spending about 70% less on new exploration activities this year versus 2010. However, the short-term trend shows a gradual increase in spending this year as interest in frontier basins and deepwater offshore reserves intensifies. Learn more in our on-demand upstream webinar here: https://okt.to/cnkMsK #rystadenergy #energy #oilandgas
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The United States has rapidly emerged as global natural gas powerhouse, achieving net energy exporter status in just three years since entering the LNG market. Fueled by strong gas production, particularly in the Marcellus, Permian and Haynesville Shale plays, the United States is expected to sustain its leading position in both liquefied natural gas and piped-gas exports, with the U.S. Energy Information Administration projecting a 152% increase in LNG exports to 10 trillion cubic feet (Tcf) by 2050. #globaltrade #naturalgas #energyexports #permianbasin #marcellus #haynesville #exports
US LNG: A Growing Market Presence
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