Output by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries rose by 74,000 barrels to 32.211 million a day this month, according to a Bloomberg
survey of oil companies, producers and analysts.
A new
survey of oil companies published by global accountancy firm Grant Thornton puts the size of the shift in perspective.
Not exact matches
Breakeven costs are now as little as $ 25 per barrel, according to the Dallas Fed's most recent
survey, so energy
companies here no longer need $ 100
oil to make lots
of money.
It's even what the
oil companies want, for heaven's sake: Sustainable Prosperity, an Ottawa - based think - tank, recently
surveyed 10 major energy
companies, including Shell and Suncor, and found all
of them were already incorporating a «shadow carbon price» into their decision - making, under the assumption they will contend with such regimes in the near future.
It found 89 per cent
of managers agreed energy transition risks - such as increasing emissions regulations or growing competition from clean tech alternatives - will significantly impact the valuations
of the
oil companies in the next five years, compared to 46 per cent when the
survey was conducted in 2017.
The share
of fund managers that expect
oil company valuations to drop within five years as a result
of the energy transition has doubled in the last 12 months, according to the
survey of 30 influential fund managers.
However, despite growing awareness
of the risks engulfing
oil companies, the
survey revealed a startling lack
of preparedness on the part
of asset managers.
It was the third - biggest American energy
company by assets, according to the
Oil and Gas Journal's 2014
Survey of Top 150 U.S.
Oil & Gas
Companies.
In the 1950s, geologists for Pemex, Mexico's national
oil company, conducted gravity and magnetic
surveys of the Yucatán Peninsula and were intrigued to see underground circular structures — possible
oil traps.
Oil companies would commission their own more precise seismic surveys after they were awarded leases, says Judy Penniman of the American Petroleum Institute, the industry's Washington, D.C. — based trade association, and test drill the most promising oil deposi
Oil companies would commission their own more precise seismic
surveys after they were awarded leases, says Judy Penniman
of the American Petroleum Institute, the industry's Washington, D.C. — based trade association, and test drill the most promising
oil deposi
oil deposits.
Her earlier career included working with the U.S. Geological
Survey, the University
of Texas Institute
of Geophysics, and Shell
Oil Company.
Well, yes... Dr. Karim Akrawi's a current / former director
of the
company (s) providing state -
of - the - art technology /
surveying services to US
Oil.
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On the one hand, the dramatic shortening
of the deep - frozen season on the North Slope
of Alaska — when the tundra is firm enough to drive on — has made it harder for
oil companies to send out their seismic
survey teams to seek new petroleum deposits.
The majority
of companies recently awarded
oil and gas blocks in Myanmar have failed to answer questions over who really owns them, said Global Witness as it released its
survey of oil and gas
company ownership in the country.
Andy has worked for the British Geological
Survey and in a variety
of technical and managerial roles for
oil companies in Canada, Austria and Ecuador.
Last month, the UK Sustainable Investment and Finance Association published its second annual «Not Long Now»
survey, stating that «The fund management sector is clear that international
oil companies will be negatively revalued within a few years because
of climate change related risks.»
Japan's reboot
of nuclear power, expected to begin early next year, is set to punish
oil imports the most as utilities slash the use
of their highest - cost fuel and shut aging
oil - fired plants, a
survey of Japan's nine biggest power
companies showed.
In a Wall Street Journal Heard on the Street column, Liam Denning writes «that
surveying 37 large
oil companies, Citigroup estimates as much as 40 percent
of the current investment cycle — about $ 1.4 trillion — may have gone into or be going into projects that struggle to generate acceptable returns at
oil prices below $ 75 a barrel.»
In the first
of what will be regular
surveys Capex Tracker details the recent capex announcements
of 19 major
oil and gas
companies, including household names like, Exxon Mobil, BP, Total, Chevron and Statoil.
The
survey data is based on over 100 responses in each
of North America, Europe and Asia - Pacific from international
companies across a range
of sectors including technology, media and telecommunications, energy and infrastructure, financial services,
oil and gas, real estate and insurance.
There may be little respite for the Canadian
oil and gas sector, with as many as a third
of the
companies in the sector expecting to implement more painful job losses in 2016, while many
of those still employed are suffering from «burnout and low morale,» according to the Hays Salary Guide
Survey.