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Market for Deepwater Hydrocarbon Exploitation: Highlighting Production, Projects, and Construction
Product Type: Market Research Report Publication Date: Nov 01, 2002
 
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SUMMARY

INTRODUCTION

STUDY GOAL AND OBJECTIVES

Business Communications Co., Inc., has just completed the study on the worldmarkets for deepwater hydrocarbon exploitation: highlighting production,projects, and construction. The study quantifies the global market for deepwaterhydrocarbon exploitation in production, projects and construction and assessesthe role of deepwater hydrocarbons as the primary energy source and as a majorfeedstock for the production of high quality clean power and chemicalsrespectively. It quantifies the global deepwater projects by reserves, by typeof product, application and operator/contractor and looks at the relationshipsbetween the major deepwater hydrocarbon production enabling systems. Theeconomics of deepwater hydrocarbon exploitation and its impact on the demand forcrude oil, natural gas, energy and on international trade is also evaluated andquantified.

Detail is also given to the various technologies involved in exploitingdeepwater hydrocarbon resources including the critical stages of processing andhow these technologies relate to the global deepwater market pattern. Theobjective of this BCC report is to provide a critical and detailed evaluation ofthe current status of the global market for deepwater hydrocarbon production,projects and construction. It also assesses the effect of deregulation of theindustry and evaluates how recent breakthroughs in drilling technology have madedeepwater hydrocarbons competitive with on-shore crude oil, coal, nuclear powerand other renewable energy sources.

REASONS FOR DOING THE STUDY

Over the next five years to 2006, Offshore Europe will join the shallow-waterGulf of Mexico as a mature province, as evidenced by the reserve sizes of newfield prospects falling towards the average experienced in the Gulf. The resultis that the major operators are voting with their feet and investing outsideEurope in new, usually deepwater areas of the world.

As hydrocarbon resources continue to shrink conversely to the rising demand,deepwater drilling has become increasingly essential to maintain a balance.Deepwater reserves are the answer to a dwindling supply of oil. The rising priceof oil will enable the advancement of technology over the next five years to2006. The report discusses the market for enabling systems, technologicalimprovements, and deepwater activities/projects worldwide.

Deregulation and restructuring of the global hydrocarbons industry in manycountries worldwide has led to the development of new markets for enablingsystems in deepwater hydrocarbon exploitation. These newer markets havesignificantly expanded the market for enabling systems. Also, over the pastthree years, new environmental legislation has come onstream encouraging the useof cleaner hydrocarbons such as natural gas. These factors, coupled with thecontinued opening up of new deepwater regions worldwide by governments, haveencouraged operators to invest in deepwater hydrocarbon projects.

The deepwater industry has experienced a strong comeback in commodity oil andgas prices, which has fueled an improving drilling market. At this stage, rigday rates are approaching- and will perhaps during a short period of time,exceed replacement cost day rates. In an unsophisticated market scenario,without discipline and patience, contractors will order new rigs against dayrates for a five-year period.

Technology currently exists for power generation in fuel cells and gasconversion in Fischer Tropsch synthesis. These are creating possibilities formonetizing more remote deeper water gas and associated gas produced in marginaloil fields. Renewed interest in these processes has created huge investments inthe deepwater hydrocarbons industry worldwide. Many oil companies andgovernments worldwide continue to invest in deepwater projects because theyoften produce impressive flow rates that will eventually offset the highexploration and development costs.

Therefore, the market for enabling systems to ensure economic exploitation ofdeepwater hydrocarbons will expand massively over the next five years to 2006driven by technological advances in drilling and the fast-improving ability tocarry out better subsurface characterization and prediction which is reducingthe risk for operators. Use of deepwater hydrocarbons will enhance energysecurity for the more developed countries in North America and Europe. For thedeveloping nations such as Angola and Nigeria, it will help boost exports andgenerate much needed foreign exchange.

Therefore the main reasons for carrying out the study are:

  • To investigate and evaluate the future global use of deepwater hydrocarbonresources as chemical feedstocks and for primary energy production in theperiod 2001-2006.
  • To assess the various projects needed to facilitate the exploitation ofdeepwater hydrocarbons in the global context.
  • To evaluate and quantify the impact of production, projects andconstruction on the global demand for crude oil, natural gas, andinternational trade.
  • To determine the extent of the impact of the deepwater industry on thepetroleum, chemical, agricultural, food, energy, environment and transportindustries.

CONTRIBUTION OF THE STUDY AND FOR WHOM

The role of deepwater hydrocarbons as the primary energy source globally isgrowing rapidly. Over the next five-year period through 2006, the use ofdeepwater hydrocarbon resources as the primary feedstock for the manufacture ofchemicals and petrochemicals is also expected to make some rapid advances.Deepwater resource availability, impressive flowrates and the acousticprediction of reservoirs and hydrocarbons all indicate strong expansion forenabling systems. Natural gas is also replacing other traditional fuels inresidential, commercial and transportation end-uses as well.

The study will therefore be useful to project managers, deepwater engineers,facility/staff engineers, drilling managers, production managers/staffengineers, development engineers, structural engineers, petroleum engineers,exploration geologists, deepwater exploration analysts, naval and marinearchitects, pipeline engineers, ROV technology specialists, subsea engineers,business development engineers, marketing managers, company directors, businessprofessionals, consulting agencies, strategic planners, forecasters, new productand business developers, business angels, technology entrepreneurs, decisionmakers in the chemical, petroleum and energy industries as well as governmentagencies, venture capitalists, and those involved in research and developmentwork worldwide.

SCOPE AND FORMAT

The report assesses and evaluates the global market and utilization forenabling systems in deepwater hydrocarbon exploitation as well as the near termoptions for technical developments to meet the forecasted market. The report isdivided into 5 main sections.

It begins with an overview of the deepwater industry and the offshore anddeepwater drilling market. The overview describes the importance of enablingsystems in relation to the production, projects and construction in thedeepwater industry including a brief history and important indications for theindustry. The Global deepwater drilling market is reviewed including worldprimary energy demand by fuel and region.

The government environmental/energy regulation scene is discussed as itapplies to deepwater hydrocarbons exploitation and describes the environmentalregulation changes and agencies involved including industry compliance andquantification of economic effects.

The report then goes on to analyze the structure of the deepwater hydrocarbonindustry and competitive aspects including the driving forces of the industry,important strategies for staying competitive and important shifts in theindustry. It considers the market for key enabling systems including floatingproduction, fixed production, dynamic risers, drilling bits, deepwaterpipelines, subsea trees and tankers respectively. Trade practices of theindustry and the impact of deepwater hydrocarbons on the petroleum and powerindustries are discussed. Concentration factors, market dynamics, hydrocarbontrading and the important shifts in the industry are discussed. The role ofdeepwater hydrocarbon exploitation in resource diversification and supplysecurity is considered, along with cost estimation of deepwater projects and thevarious strategies for staying competitive. The financial and economic effectsof fiscal policy on deepwater projects have also been covered in the study.Company results/earnings and changes are presented. Other aspects covered inthis section include market segmentation/fragmentation, channels ofdistribution, pricing economics and purchasing influences.

The report then considers markets for deepwater hydrocarbon exploitation bydeepwater projects including reserves, reserves of fields onstream, products andapplications in exploration, field development, and field operations. Markets byoperator/contractor by region, rig utilization/type, rig construction, locationand production system are quantified with forecast to 2006.

Markets are evaluated by product type, including natural gas, crude oil,condensates, and methane hydrates, as well as by application, water depth anddevelopment. Enabling systems technology is presented, covering services andsupport vessels.

Companies involved in the worldwide deepwater hydrocarbon exploitationbusiness are profiled with highlights of their major activities in the enablingsystems including the company name, telephone number, fax number and contactname.

METHODOLOGY

In this report both historic and current data have been used for analyzingthe market for enabling systems deepwater hydrocarbon exploitation. The resultsof the calculations presented here are therefore based on three components; ahistoric analysis of the global market in the period 1998 to 2001; estimates for2001 and forecasted market scenario for the 2001 to 2006 time frame. The reportalso gives estimates of the market for enabling systems by field size anddevelopment.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

  • STUDY GOAL AND OBJECTIVES
  • REASONS FOR DOING THE STUDY
  • CONTRIBUTION OF THE STUDY AND FOR WHOM
  • SCOPE AND FORMAT
  • METHODOLOGY
  • INFORMATION SOURCES
  • BCC ON-LINE SERVICES
  • INTERNET
  • RELATED REPORTS

SUMMARY

  • KEY FINDINGS FROM THE STUDY
  • Summary Table:
    GLOBAL FLOATING PRODUCTION MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS BY BASIC PLATFORMOPTION, THROUGH 2006 (UNITS)
  • Summary Figure:
    GLOBAL FLOATING PRODUCTION MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS BY BASIC PLATFORMOPTION, 1998-2006 (UNITS)

OVERVIEW OF THE DEEPWATER INDUSTRY

  • INTRODUCTION
  • IMPORTANCE OF ENABLING SYSTEMS IN DEEPWATER HYDROCARBON EXPLOITATION
  • IMPORTANT INDICATIONS FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS IN THE DEEPWATER INDUSTRY
  • OFFSHORE DRILLING ACTIVITY AND DEEPWATER DRILLING MARKET
  • NORTH AMERICA
  • EUROPE
  • ASIA
  • REST OF THE WORLD (ROW)
  • WEST AFRICA
  • BRAZIL
  • OTHERS
  • Table 1. GLOBAL OFFSHORE HYDROCARBON DRILLING BY REGION THROUGH 2006(WELLS DRILLED/TO BE DRILLED)
    • THE GLOBAL DEEPWATER DRILLING MARKET
    • ECONOMIC ACTIVITY
    • ENERGY AND ENERGY MIX
    • GLOBAL MARKET FOR DEEPWATER PIPELINES
    • GLOBAL DEEPWATER PROJECTS
      • NORTH AMERICA
      • EUROPE
      • ASIA
      • REST OF THE WORLD
      • BRAZIL
      • WEST AFRICA
      • NORTH AFRICA
    • TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCES
    • HISTORY OF ENABLING SYSTEMS IN DEEPWATER HYDROCARBON EXPLOITATION
    • THE EARLY YEARS
    • THE YEARS OF TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE
    • MOVING OFFSHORE
    • THE FUTURE
    • DESCRIPTION OF THE DEEPWATER HYDROCARBON INDUSTRY
    • CONVENTIONAL PRODUCTS
    • METHANE HYDRATES
    • THE MAJOR APPLICATIONS FOR DEEPWATER HYDROCARBONS
    • GLOBAL MARKET OF ENABLING SYSTEMS FOR DEEPWATER HYDROCARBONEXPLOITATION
    • WORLD PRIMARY ENERGY DEMAND BY FUEL/REGION
    • INTRODUCTION
      • INTRODUCTION (CONTINUED)
  • Table 2. WORLD PRIMARY ENERGY DEMAND BY FUEL, THROUGH 2006 (MILLION TONSOIL EQUIVALENT (MTOE)
  • Table 3. WORLD PRIMARY ENERGY SHARE BY FUEL, 1998-2006 (%)
    • WORLD OIL PRIMARY ENERGY DEMAND BY REGION
      • NORTH AMERICA OIL PRIMARY ENERGY DEMAND
      • EUROPE OIL PRIMARY ENERGY DEMAND
      • ASIA OIL PRIMARY ENERGY DEMAND
      • REST OF THE WORLD (ROW) OIL PRIMARY ENERGY DEMAND
  • Table 4 WORLD OIL PRIMARY ENERGY DEMAND BY REGION, THROUGH 2006 (MILLIONTONS OIL EQUIVALENT)
    • WORLD NATURAL GAS PRIMARY ENERGY DEMAND BY REGION
      • NORTH AMERICA NATURAL GAS PRIMARY ENERGY DEMAND
      • EUROPE NATURAL GAS PRIMARY ENERGY DEMAND
      • ASIA NATURAL GAS PRIMARY ENERGY DEMAND
      • ROW NATURAL GAS PRIMARY ENERGY DEMAND
  • Table 5. WORLD NATURAL GAS PRIMARY ENERGY DEMAND BY REGION, THROUGH 2006(MILLION TONS OIL EQUIVALENT)
    • WORLD COAL PRIMARY ENERGY DEMAND BY REGION
      • NORTH AMERICA COAL PRIMARY ENERGY DEMAND
      • EUROPE COAL PRIMARY ENERGY DEMAND
      • ASIA COAL PRIMARY ENERGY DEMAND
      • ROW COAL PRIMARY ENERGY DEMAND
  • Table 6 WORLD COAL PRIMARY ENERGY DEMAND BY REGION, THROUGH 2006 (MILLIONTONS OIL EQUIVALENT)
    • WORLD NUCLEAR PRIMARY ENERGY DEMAND BY REGION
      • NORTH AMERICA NUCLEAR PRIMARY ENERGY DEMAND
      • EUROPE NUCLEAR PRIMARY ENERGY DEMAND
      • ASIA NUCLEAR PRIMARY ENERGY DEMAND
      • ROW NUCLEAR ENERGY DEMAND
  • Table 7. WORLD NUCLEAR PRIMARY ENERGY DEMAND BY REGION, THROUGH 2006(MILLION TONS OIL EQUIVALENT)
    • WORLD OTHER PRIMARY ENERGY DEMAND BY REGION
      • NORTH AMERICA OTHER PRIMARY ENERGY DEMAND
      • EUROPE OTHER PRIMARY ENERGY DEMAND
      • ASIA OTHER PRIMARY ENERGY DEMAND
      • ROW OTHER PRIMARY ENERGY DEMAND
  • Table 8. WORLD OTHER PRIMARY ENERGY DEMAND BY REGION, THROUGH 2006(MILLION TONS OIL EQUIVALENT)
GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS AND LEGISLATION
  • INTRODUCTION
  • REGULATIONS AND LEGISLATION
  • OCEANS ACT OF 2000 (OA)
  • COASTAL ZONE ENHANCEMENT ACT OF 1972 (CZEA)
  • CLEAN AIR AMENDMENTS ACT OF 1990 (CAAA)
  • ENERGY POLICY ACT OF 1992 (EPACT)
  • ALTERNATIVE MOTOR FUELS ACT OF 1988 (AMFA)
  • HYDROGEN FUTURE ACT OF 1996 (HFA)
  • PUBLIC UTILITY REGULATORY POLICIES ACT OF 1978 (PURPA)
  • RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND RECOVERY ACT OF 1976 (RCRA)
  • TOXIC SUBSTANCE CONTROL ACT OF 1976 (TSCA)
  • ACCOUNTable PIPELINE SAFETY AND PARTNERSHIP ACT OF 1996 (APSPA)
  • METHANE HYDRATE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ACT OF 1998 (MHRDA)
  • NATURAL GAS WELLHEAD DECONTROL ACT OF 1989 (NGWDA)
  • OMNIBUS BUDGET RECONCILIATION ACT OF 1990 (OBRA)
  • THE IRAN AND LIBYAN SANCTIONS ACT OF 1996 (ILSA)
  • DEEPWATER ROYALTY RELIEF ACT OF 1995 (DWRRA)
  • OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF LANDS ACT OF 1953 (OCSLA)
  • TAX PAYER RELIEF ACT OF 1997 (TPRA)
  • KING AND TSIORVAS PIPELINE SAFETY IMPROVEMENT ACT OF 2000 (KTPSIA)
  • SUBMERGED LANDS ACT OF 1953 (SLA)
  • COMPREHENSIVE ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSE ACT OF 1980 (CERCLA)
  • EMERGENCY PLANNING AND COMMUNITY RIGHT TO KNOW ACT OF 1986 (EPCRA)
  • OIL POLLUTION ACT OF 1990 (OPA)
  • THE CLEAN WATER ACT OF 1977 (CWA)
  • NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ACT OF 1969 (NEPA)
  • OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ACT OF 1970 (OSHA)
  • POLLUTION PREVENTION ACT OF 1990 (PPA)
  • THE PORT AND MARITIME SECURITY ACT OF 2001 (PMSA)
  • ULTRA-DEEPWATER AND UNCONVENTIONAL GAS RESEARCH FUND
  • THE 1982 UNITED NATIONS CONVENTION ON THE LAW OF THE SEA (UNCLOS)
  • EMISSION CONTROL REGULATIONS
  • MARPOL AMENDMENTS
  • PHASE OUT OF ADDITIONAL EXISTING OIL TANKERS
  • SECONDARY MEANS OF CARGO TANK VENTING
  • NLS EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLANS
  • CERTIFICATION AND REPORTING
  • EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON THE DEEPWATER BUSINESS
  • REGULATION OF DEEPWATER PRODUCTS AND SERVICES
  • INTERNATIONAL MARITIME ORGANIZATION (IMO) REGULATIONS

INDUSTRY STRUCTURE AND COMPETITIVE ASPECTS

  • INTRODUCTION
  • INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
  • PRE-DEREGULATION STRUCTURE
  • POST-DEREGULATION STRUCTURE
  • DEEPWATER ENABLING SYSTEMS
  • ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
  • THE MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEM IN DEEPWATER HYDROCARBON EXPLOITATION
  • MARKET FOR FLOATING PRODUCTION SYSTEMS
  • MARKET FOR FLOATING PRODUCTION SYSTEMS(CONTINUED)
  • NORTH AMERICA
  • EUROPE
  • ASIA
  • ROW
  • WEST AFRICA
  • BRAZIL
  • Table 9. FLOATING PRODUCTION ENABLING SYSTEMS BY REGION THROUGH 2006 ($BILLIONS)
    • FPS PROJECTS
      • U.S. GULF OF MEXICO
      • WEST AFRICA
      • BRAZIL
      • NORTH SEA
  • Table 10. BCC REVIEW OF UPCOMING FLOATING PRODUCTION SYSTEM PROJECTSWORLDWIDE
    • MARKET FOR FIXED PLATFORMS
  • Table 11. BCC REVIEW OF UPCOMING FIXED PLATFORM PRODUCTION SYSTEM MARKETSWORLDWIDE, 2002-2006
    • MARKET FOR UMBILICALS
    • MARKETS FOR DYNAMIC RISERS
  • Table 12. BCC MARKET REVIEW OF PRODUCTION RISERM SYSTEMS, 2001 (UNITS)
    • FLEXIBLE RISERS
    • TOP-TENSIONED RISERS
    • STEEL CATENARY RISERS
    • LOW-PRESSURE DRILLING RISERS
    • MARKET FOR DRILL BITS
      • MARKET FOR DRILL BITS (CONTINUED)
    • MARKET FOR DEEPWATER PIPELINES
  • Table 13. BCC MARKET REVIEW OF GLOBAL PIPELINE ENABLING SYSTEMS, THROUGH2006 (MILES)
    • NORTH AMERICA
    • EUROPE
    • ASIA
    • ROW
    • SOUTH AMERICA
    • MIDDLE EAST
    • AFRICA
  • Table 14. BCC MARKET REVIEW OF REST OF WORLD PIPELINE ENABLING SYSTEMS,THROUGH 2006 (MILES)
    • MARKET FOR SUBSEA TREES
      • AFRICA
      • GULF OF MEXICO
      • BRAZIL
      • NORTH SEA
    • MARKET FOR TANKERS
      • LOOMING OVERSUPPLY
  • Figure 1. BREAKDOWN IN TANKER CLASSIFICATION
    • TANKER DEMAND AND SUPPLY
    • GAS CARRIERS
    • LIMITATIONS
    • MERGER/ACQUISITIONS/JOINT VENTURES
    • GULF OF MEXICO
    • THE BRAZILIAN MARKET
    • WEST AFRICA
    • DAY RATES
    • DEEPWATER NEWBUILD RIGS
    • TRADE PRACTICES/MECHANISMS
    • MANAGEMENT SERVICES
    • IMPORT CLIMATE
    • PROCUREMENT
    • DISTRIBUTION/BUSINESS PRACTICES
    • PURCHASING INFLUENCES
    • DRILLING CONTRACTS
      • DAY RATE DRILLING CONTRACT
      • TURNKEY CONTRACTS
    • CLIENT BASE
    • DEEPWATER DRILLING CONDITIONS AND COMPETITIVE ASPECTS
      • MANAGING PORTFOLIOS
      • DRILLING MANAGEMENT

  • Figure 2. ROUTINE DRILLING SITUATION (LOW- RISK CASE)
  • Figure 3. ROUTINE DRILLING SITUATION (HIGH- RISK CASE)
    • PERFORMANCE SYSTEMS
  • Figure 4. DRILLING PERFORMANCE SYSTEM STRUCTURE
    • POST WELL IMPACT
    • DRILLING RESULTS
    • RESULTS ANALYSIS
    • KNOWLEDGE
    • PLANNING
    • PLAN IMPACT
  • Figure 5. DRILLING PERFORMANCE SYSTEM WITH FEEDBACK TO ACTIVE DRILLING
    • REAL TIME IMPACT, EVENTS
    • EVENT RECOGNITION, INTERPRETATION
    • RECOGNITION BASED ACTION
    • DRILLING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

    • MARKET DYNAMICS
    • PERSONNEL
    • OPERATING RISKS
      • INSURANCE COVERAGE
    • TRADE/INDUSTRY PRACTICES
    • REGULATION
    • INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONS
      • POLITICAL CONSIDERATIONS
      • CURRENCY EXCHANGE
    • INTERNATIONAL DRILLING CONTRACTS
      • INTERNATIONAL DRILLING CONTRACTS (CONTINUED)
    • CONSUMER PRICES

  • Table 15. PRICING APPROACHES UNDER DIFFERENT MARKET STRUCTURES
    • HYDROCARBONS TRADING
      • BILATERAL CONTRACTS
      • SPOT MARKETS
      • THE ON-SYSTEM MARKET
      • THE FLEXIBILITY MECHANISM
    • IMPORTANT SHIFTS IN ENABLING SYSTEMS FOR THE DEEPWATER HYDROCARBONSINDUSTRY
    • TECHNOLOGY
      • POWER GENERATION
      • COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY
      • EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY
      • EFFICIENCY
    • REVERSAL OF MARKET; "DECOUPLING"
    • LONG-TERM POWER CONTRACTS
    • ON-LINE ENERGY
    • NEW OIL MAP
    • RESOURCE DIVERSIFICATION AND SUPPLY SECURITY
    • SECURITY OF SUPPLY
    • DEEPWATER
    • COMPETITIVE PRESSURE
    • ROLE OF FUEL SWITCHING/CONSERVATION
    • MARKET PRESSURES
    • ROLE OF OPEC
    • COST REDUCTION IN THE DEEPWATER HYDROCARBON EXPLOITATION CHAIN
    • DEEPWATER FLOATING PRODUCTION SYSTEMS
    • STRATEGIC PERSONNEL DEVELOPMENT
    • TECHNOLOGY
    • DEEPWATER SUBSEA DEVELOPMENTS
    • COST ESTIMATION FOR DEEPWATER PROJECTS
    • FRONTIER REGIONS
    • PROJECT TRENDS TO AVOID
  • Figure 6. PROJECT COST TRENDS-IMPACT OF POOR DEFINITION ON ESTIMATEACCURACY
    • ESTIMATING PARADOX
      • DELIVERABLES
  • Table 16. DELIVERABLES FOR DEEPWATER HYDROCARBON EXPLOITATION DEVELOPMENTS
    • ACCURACY RANGE
  • Figure 7. ACCURACY RANGES
    • ESTIMATING SOFTWARE
    • NONTECHNICAL DELIVERABLES
    • NEW TECHNOLOGY
  • Table 17. NONTECHNICAL CHECKLIST FOR DEEPWATER HYDROCARBON EXPLOITATIONDEVELOPMENTS
    • BUSINESS EVALUATION OF ENABLING SYSTEMS FOR DEEPWATER HYDROCARBONEXPLOITATION
      • MULTIPHASE VERSUS CONVENTIONAL TESTING
      • TEMPERATURE LIQUEFACTION VERSUS PIPELINE
      • STRANDED GAS ALTERNATIVES

      • TRANSPORT ISSUES
      • GAS ALTERNATIVES
      • GAS-TO-LIQUIDS (GTL)
      • LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS (LNG)
      • COMPRESSED NATURAL GAS (CNG)
      • POWER PLANT
  • Table 18. STRANDED GAS OPTIONS FOR DEEPWATER HYDROCARBON EXPLOITATION
    • SHUTTLE TANKER VERSUS PIPELINE
    • TWO SCENARIOS
    • FPSOS ATTRACTIVE OPTION
    • LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS (LNG) SHIPPING
    • TRADITION
    • FUNDAMENTAL CHANGE
    • OWNER POSITIONS
    • CONTROL OF SHIPS
    • PETROLEUM SHIPPING
    • TIME CHARTER EQUIVALENT
    • SUPPLY AND DEMAND
    • TANKER EARNINGS AND VLCC PLAYERS
    • THREE TROUGHS
    • STIMULUS NEEDED
    • INDUSTRY PLAYERS
  • Table 19. SHAPE AND POPULATION OF THE WORLD'S VLCC FLEET, 1995 AND 2001
    • THE DEEPWATER HYDROCARBONS EXPLOITATION BUSINESS
    • SQUARE ONE FACTORS
    • DRILLING/EXPLORATION
    • FIELD COSTS
    • PRICES
      • POST-SEPTEMBER 11
  • Table 20. BCC'S OIL AND NATURAL GAS FORECAST POLL, 2001
    • OFFSHORE MARKETS
    • MANPOWER ISSUES
    • OFFSHORE EVOLUTION AND CONSOLIDATION
      • EVOLUTION
  • Table 21. DEEPWATER DRILLING CONTRACTOR EVOLUTION (>3,500 FT), 2001
    • CONSOLIDATION
  • Table 22. OILFIELD SERVICE COMPANIES BY MARKET CAPITALIZATION, 2001 ($BILLIONS)
    • LONG LEAP CYCLES
    • DAY RATES
    • GAINING NEW BUSINESS
      • TRADING OPPORTUNITIES
    • INDUSTRIALIZATION
    • BUSINESS MODEL
    • THE DEEPWATER HYDROCARBON EXPLOITATION CHAIN
  • Figure 8. THE DEEPWATER COST CHAIN
    • STRATEGIES FOR STAYING COMPETITIVE
    • DOWNSIZING
    • UPSTREAM REORGANIZATION TO CUT COSTS
    • ALLIANCING TO CUT COSTS
    • REGULATIONS AND LEGISLATION
    • THE INTERNET
    • SUPPLY CHAIN OPTIMIZATION
    • VALUE CHAIN FRAGMENTATION
    • MANAGE SERVICE COMPANY SUPPLY VALUE CHAIN
  • Figure 9. A TYPICAL SUPPLY CHAIN INCLUDING ALL INTERNAL AND EXTERNALPROCESS
    • CONVERGENCE TREND
    • MARKETING RISKS
    • OUTSOURCING
    • FINANCIAL CONSIDERATIONS/ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF FISCAL POLICY ONDEEPWATER PROJECTS
    • FOREIGN CURRENCY CEILING
    • STRATEGIC IMPORTANCE OF THE SOVEREIGN
    • LIMITED ASSET CARVE-OUT
    • OFFSHORE PRODUCT AND PAYMENT FLOWS
    • LOW DIVERSION RISK OF DEEPWATER PROJECTS
    • EXTRA-TERRITORIAL RELATIONSHIPS
    • OFF-TAKE RELATIONSHIPS
    • DEEPWATER HYDROCARBON EXPLOITATION PROJECT STRATEGY
  • Table 23. PROJECT EXECUTION STRATEGIES
    • PROJECT PROGRESSION
    • PROJECT EXECUTION
  • Table 24. CAPACITY REQUIREMENTS FOR DEEPWATER HYDROCARBONS EXPLOITATIONPROJECTS
  • Table 25. DEEPWATER HYDROCARBONS PROJECT EXPLOITATION DESIGN OBJECTIVES
  • Table 26. DEEPWATER HYDROCARBONS EXPLOITATION PROJECT SCOPE
  • Table 27. DEEPWATER HYDROCARBON ENABLING SYSTEMS INFRASTRUCTURE DESIGNCONSIDERATIONS
  • Table 28. DEEPWATER HYDROCARBONS EXPLOITATION PROJECT SAFETY SYSTEMREQUIREMENTS
    • EXTERNAL ISSUES CONTROLLING THE DEVELOPMENT OF DEEPWATER PROJECTS
    • DEEPWATER HYDROCARBONS PROJECT PROFILES
  • THUNDER HORSE
  • SCRS
  • SUBSEA
  • PUMPS
  • INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
  • DISCOVERY AND DEVELOPMENT
  • HOVER-DIANA
  • CAPTAIN
  • TWO-PHASE DEVELOPMENT
  • SUBSEA WELLHEADS, TREES
  • ELGIN/FRANKLIN
  • BARENTS SEA LNG PROJECT
  • DESIGN WORK
  • CHALLENGES
  • TARGETS
  • ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS
  • AGREEMENTS
  • SAKHALIN 1
  • MALAMPAYA
  • PROJECT PROFILE
  • PIPELINES
  • TERRA NOVA
  • FIELD HISTORY
  • DEVELOPMENT
  • TERRA NOVA FPSO
  • NORTH WEST SHELF
  • BAYU-UNDAN
  • BAYU-UNDAN (CONTINUED)
  • CANTERELL
  • NITROGEN INJECTION
  • ADDITIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE
  • SELF-FUNDING
  • AIMING FOR 1.8 MILLION
  • GAS COMPRESSION
  • GIRASSOL
  • 1ST AND 2ND PHASES
  • ALTO MAR GIRASSOL
  • BONGA
  • STATE FIRMS/COUNTRIES DEVELOPING DEEPWATER HYDROCARBONS SECTOR
  • AUSTRALIA
  • NEW ZEALAND
  • PETROBRAS
  • PDVSA
  • PETROTRIN
  • CUBA
  • PEMEX
  • SPEX
  • CNSPC
  • GAZ DE FRANCE
  • GAZPROM
  • SOCAR
  • ADNOC
  • ONGC
  • THAI SHELL E&P
  • PETROVIETNAM
  • INDONESIA
  • SASOL
  • SNH
  • NNPC
  • EQUATORIAL GUINEA
    • EQUATORIAL GUINEA (CONTINUED)
  • SONANGOL
  • NAMCOR
  • KNOC
  • PNOC
  • PETRONAS
  • PERTAMINA
  • OPENING HYDROCARBONS MARKET IN SOUTH AMERICA
  • PRIVATIZATION
    • THE SHIFT TO GAS
    • INVESTOR TRUST
    • PROSPECTIVE NORTHEAST
    • NICARAGUA
    • SPOT MARKET
  • Table 29. COMPOSITE U.S. NATURAL GAS SPOT PRICES AND FORECAST, 1998-2006($/MMBTU)
    • DRIVERS FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS FOR DEEPWATER HYDROCARBONS EXPLOITATIONINDUSTRY
    • OIL AND GAS DEMAND
    • RESOURCE AVAILABILITY
    • TECHNOLOGY
      • EXPLORATION TECHNOLOGY
      • DRILLING TECHNOLOGY
      • PIPELINE TECHNOLOGY
      • LNG TECHNOLOGY
      • GTL TECHNOLOGY
      • GTS TECHNOLOGY
    • ENVIRONMENTAL LEGISLATION
    • ECONOMIC CONSIDERATIONS (DEMAND FOR GAS)
      • FOSSIL FUELS
      • POLITICAL FACTORS
      • POWER INDUSTRY
    • THE INTERNET
    • FINANCE
    • POPULATION GROWTH
    • COMPANY RESULTS
    • TRENDS
    • TOP PERFORMERS, NEWCOMERS
    • MERGERS/DEMERGERS
    • EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION BUDGETS
  • Table 30. COMPANY RESULTS FOR THE WORLD'S TOP 50 ENERGY CORPORATIONS, Y/E12/30/2000 ($ BILLIONS)
  • Table 30 (CONTINUED)
    • POWER SECTOR
      • BEST AND WORST PERFORMERS
      • MID-CAMP NATIONAL OIL COMPANIES
  • Table 31. COMPANY RESULTS FOR THE WORLD'S TOP 50 ENERGY CORPORATIONS,JANUARY-JUNE 2001 ($ BILLIONS)
  • Table 31. (CONTINUED)
  • Table 31. (CONTINUED)
    • SERVICE SUPPLY
    • TRANSOCEAN SEDCO FEREX INC.
    • PETROLEUM GEO-SERVICE ASA
    • HALLIBURTON CO.
    • SMITH INTERNATIONAL
    • COOPER CAMERON
  • Table 32. COMPANY RESULTS FOR THE WORLD'S TOP SERVICE SUPPLY COMPANIES,2000 AND 2001 ($ MILLIONS)
    • ENRON, MERGER AND ACQUISITIONS YEAR-END RESULTS
  • ENRON FALLOUT
  • TOP PERFORMERS
  • Table 33. COMPANY RESULTS FOR THE WORLD'S TOP 50 ENERGY CORPORATIONS,JULY-DECEMBER 2001 ($ BILLIONS)
  • Table 33. (CONTINUED)
  • Table 33. (CONTINUED)

MARKETS FOR DEEPWATER HYDROCARBON PROJECTS

  • MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS BY DEEPWATER RESERVES
  • INTRODUCTION
  • NORTH AMERICA (U.S. GULF)
  • NORTHWEST EUROPE
  • ASIA
  • ROW
  • BRAZIL
  • WEST AFRICA
  • OTHERS
  • Table 34. MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS BY DEEPWATER RESERVES/REGION,THROUGH 2006 (BILLION BARRELS OF OIL EQUIVALENT)
  • Figure 10. MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS BY DEEPWATER RESERVES/REGION,1998-2006 (BILLION BARRELS OF OIL EQUIVALENT)
  • Table 35. DEEPWATER SUCCESS RATES BY REGION (%)
    • MARKET FOR DEEPWATER ENABLING SYSTEMS BY RESERVES OF DEEPWATER FIELDSONSTREAM
    • INTRODUCTION
      • NORTH AMERICA
      • EUROPE
      • UNITED KINGDOM
      • NORWAY
      • NETHERLANDS
      • DENMARK
  • ASIA
  • INDONESIA
  • PHILIPPINES
  • ROW
  • BRAZIL
  • WEST AFRICA
  • CAMEROON
  • NIGERIA
  • ANGOLA
  • EQUATORIAL GUINEA
  • CONGO
  • NORTH AFRICA
  • EGYPT
  • Table 36. MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS BY RESERVES OF DEEPWATER FIELDSONSTREAM (500M+), 1998-2006 (MILLION BARRELS OF OIL EQUIVALENT)
  • Table 37. MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS BY DEEPWATER PRODUCINGFIELDS/REGION, THROUGH 2006 (UNITS)
    • MARKETS FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS IN DEEPWATER BY PRODUCT
    • INTRODUCTION
    • INTRODUCTION (CONTINUED)
    • CRUDE OIL/CONDENSATE
    • NATURAL GAS/NGLS
    • METHANE HYDRATES
  • Table 38. WORLD DEMAND FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS IN DEEPWATER HYDROCARBONEXPLOITATION BY PRODUCT, 1998-2006 (% OF VALUE)
    • MARKETED DEEPWATER CRUDE OIL/CONDENSATE BY REGION
      • NORTH AMERICA MARKETED DEEPWATER CRUDE OIL/CONDENSATE PRODUCTION
        • CANADA
        • MEXICO
        • UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
  • Table 39. GULF OF MEXICO DEEPWATER WELLS, THROUGH 2001 (FEET)
  • Table 40. NORTH AMERICA MARKETED DEEPWATER CRUDE OIL/CONDENSATEPRODUCTION, THROUGH 2006 (MILLION BARRELS)
    • EUROPE MARKETED DEEPWATER CRUDE OIL/CONDENSATE PRODUCTION
    • UNITED KINGDOM
    • NORWAY
    • OTHER
    • DENMARK
    • IRELAND
  • Table 41. NORTH SEA SIGNIFICANT DISCOVERIES, JULY 1, 2000-JUNE 30, 2001
  • Table 42. WESTERN EUROPE MARKETED OFFSHORE/DEEPWATER CRUDE OIL/CONDENSATEPRODUCTION, THROUGH 2006 (MILLION BARRELS PER DAY)
    • ASIA MARKETED DEEPWATER CRUDE OIL/CONDENSATE PRODUCTION
    • INDONESIA
    • THAILAND
    • PHILIPPINES
    • MALAYSIA
  • Table 43. ASIA MARKETED DEEPWATER CRUDE OIL/CONDENSATE PRODUCTION, THROUGH2006 (MILLION BARRELS)
    • ROW MARKETED DEEPWATER CRUDE OIL/CONDENSATE PRODUCTION
    • SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
    • BRAZIL
  • Table 44. LATIN AMERICA MARKETED DEEPWATER CRUDE OIL/CONDENSATEPRODUCTION, THROUGH 2006 (MILLION BARRELS)
    • MIDDLE EAST
    • IRAN
  • Table 45. MIDDLE EAST MARKETED DEEPWATER CRUDE OIL/CONDENSATE PRODUCTION,THROUGH 2006 (MILLION BARRELS)
    • AFRICA
    • ANGOLA
    • ANGOLA (CONTINUED)
    • EQUATORIAL GUINEA
    • NIGERIA
    • OTHER AFRICA
  • Table 46. AFRICA MARKETED DEEPWATER CRUDE OIL/CONDENSATE PRODUCTION,THROUGH 2006 (MILLION BARRELS PER YEAR)
    • MARKETED OFFSHORE DEEPWATER/NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION BY REGION
      • NORTH AMERICA MARKETED OFFSHORE/DEEPWATER NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION
      • EUROPE MARKETED OFFSHORE/DEEPWATER NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION
      • NORTH WEST EUROPE
      • EASTERN EUROPE/FSU
      • ASIA MARKETED OFFSHORE/DEEPWATER NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION
      • INDONESIA
      • AUSTRALIA
      • MALAYSIA
      • PHILIPPINES
      • ROW MARKETED OFFSHORE/DEEPWATER NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION
      • CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA
      • BRAZIL
      • VENEZUELA
      • TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO
      • MIDDLE EAST
      • ABU DHABI
      • IRAN
      • AFRICA
  • Table 47. WORLD MARKETED DEEPWATER/OFFSHORE NATURAL GAS BY REGION, THROUGH2006 (TRILLION CUBIC FEET/YEAR)
  • Figure 11. WORLD MARKETED DEEPWATER/OFFSHORE NATURAL GAS BY REGION,1998-2006 (TRILLION CUBIC FEET/YEAR)
    • MARKETED DEEPWATER METHANE HYDRATES BY REGION
    • NORTH AMERICA MARKETED DEEPWATER METHANE HYDRATES
    • EUROPE MARKETED DEEPWATER METHANE HYDRATES
    • ASIA MARKETED DEEPWATER METHANE HYDRATES
    • ROW MARKETED DEEPWATER METHANE HYDRATES
  • Table 48. WORLD MARKETED DEEPWATER/OFFSHORE NATURAL GAS HYDRATE PRODUCTIONBY REGION, THROUGH 2006 (TRILLION CUBIC FEET)
    • MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS IN DEEPWATER BY APPLICATION
    • INTRODUCTION
  • Table 49. WORLD MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS IN DEEPWATER HYDROCARBONEXPLOITATION BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2006 ($ BILLIONS)
  • Figure 12. WORLD MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS IN DEEPWATER HYDROCARBONEXPLOITATION BY APPLICATION, 1998-2006 ($ BILLIONS)
    • EXPLORATION
      • NORTH AMERICA
      • CANADA
      • UNITED STATES
      • ALASKA
      • U.S. GULF OF MEXICO
      • EUROPE
      • UNITED KINGDOM
      • FAROES
      • NORWAY
      • GERMANY
      • IRELAND
      • MEDITERRANEAN
      • SPAIN
      • ASIA
      • AUSTRALIA
      • INDIA
      • INDONESIA
      • PHILIPPINES
      • VIETNAM
      • MALAYSIA
      • CHINA
      • NEW ZEALAND
      • BRUNEI
      • EASTERN RUSSIA
      • ROW
      • BRAZIL
      • WEST AFRICA
      • GABON
      • ANGOLA
      • CAMEROON
      • NIGERIA
      • EQUATORIAL GUINEA
      • SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE
      • CONGO
      • COTE D'IVOIRE
      • GHANA
      • NORTH AFRICA
      • MOROCCO
      • EGYPT
      • MIDDLE EAST
      • ISRAEL
      • IRAN
      • OMAN
      • THE CASPIAN
  • Table 50. MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS IN DEEPWATER HYDROCARBON EXPLORATIONBY REGION, THROUGH 2006 ($ BILLIONS)
  • Figure 13. MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS IN DEEPWATER HYDROCARBONEXPLORATION BY REGION, 1998-2006 ($ BILLIONS)
    • FIELD DEVELOPMENT
      • NORTH AMERICA
        • CANADA
        • EUROPE
        • UNITED KINGDOM
        • NORWAY
        • IRELAND
        • ASIA
        • PHILIPPINES
        • THAILAND
        • VIETNAM
        • CHINA
        • AUSTRALIA
        • BRUNEI
        • ROW
        • BRAZIL
        • WEST AFRICA
        • NORTH AFRICA
        • MIDDLE EAST/CENTRAL ASIA
        • IRAN
        • AZERBAIJAN
        • KAZAKHSTAN
        • QATAR
        • ABU DHABI
  • Table 51. MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS IN DEEPWATER FIELD DEVELOPMENT BYREGION, THROUGH 2006 ($ BILLIONS)
  • Figure 14. MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS IN DEEPWATER FIELD DEVELOPMENT BYREGION, 1998-2006 ($ BILLIONS)
    • FIELD OPERATIONS
    • NORTH AMERICA
    • EUROPE
    • ASIA
    • ROW
    • BRAZIL
    • WEST AFRICA
    • OTHER
  • Table 52. MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS IN DEEPWATER FIELD OPERATIONS BYREGION, THROUGH 2006 ($ BILLIONS)
  • Figure 15. MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS IN DEEPWATER FIELD OPERATIONS BYREGION, 1998-2006 ($ BILLIONS)
    • MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS IN DEEPWATER BY OPERATOR
    • INTRODUCTION
      • TOTALFINAELF
        • ANGOLA
        • NIGERIA
        • LIBYA
        • ASIA
        • KERR-MCGEE
        • BRAZIL
        • GABON
        • U.S. GULF OF MEXICO
        • SHELL
        • EXXONMOBIL
        • CASPIAN REGION
        • ASIA
        • BP
        • U.S. GULF OF MEXICO
  • CHEVRONTEXACO
    • ANGOLA
    • BG INTERNATIONAL
    • NORTH AFRICA
    • STATOIL
    • UNOCAL
    • MARATHON
    • EXXONMOBIL
    • NORSK HYDRO
    • AGIP
    • OTHERS
  • Table 53. MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS IN DEEPWATER BY OPERATOR, 1998-2006(NUMBER OF FIELDS ONSTREAM)
  • Table. 53 (CONTINUED)
    • MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS IN DEEPWATER BY CONTRACTOR/ REGION
    • INTRODUCTION/ DEEPWATER CAPABILITY
      • TFI
      • DODI
      • NOBLE DRILLING
      • PRIDE INTERNATIONAL
      • GLOBAL MARINE
  • Table 54. MARKET FOR DEEPWATER ENABLING SYSTEMS BY DRILLING RIGCONTRACTOR/REGION, 2001 (UNITS)
    • MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS IN DEEPWATER BY RIG UTILIZATION
    • INTRODUCTION
      • JACKUPS
      • DRILLSHIPS
      • SEMISUBMERSIBLES
  • Table 55. MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS BY DEEPWATER DRILLING RIGUTILIZATION, THROUGH 2006 (%)
    • MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS DEEPWATER BY OFFSHORE RIG CONSTRUCTION
    • INTRODUCTION/ MARKET DYNAMICS
      • NEWBUILDS
      • UPGRADES AND CONVERSIONS
  • Table 56. MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS BY CONSTRUCTION OF OFFSHORE MOBILEDRILLING UNITS, THROUGH 2006 (UNITS)
    • MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS IN DEEPWATER BY DRILLING RIG TYPE
    • INTRODUCTION/MARKET
      • JACKUPS
      • DRILLSHIPS
      • SEMISUBMERSIBLES
  • Table 57. MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS IN DEEPWATER BY DRILLING RIG TYPE,THROUGH 2006 (UNITS)
    • MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS IN DEEPWATER BY RIG OPERATOR
    • INTRODUCTION
      • COST AND TIME SAVINGS
      • SIZE MATTERS
        • NEW CONSTRUCTION VERSUS UPGRADES
        • THE PROJECT DESIGNS
          • INCREASED CAPACITY
          • DUAL ACTIVITY
          • SPECULATIVE BUILDING
      • DEEPWATER DRILLING RIG MARKET OPERATORS
      • SEMISUBMERSIBLES AND DRILLSHIPS OPERATORS
        • SHELL
        • BP
        • DIAMOND OFFSHORE
        • GLOBALSANTAFE
        • MAERSK
        • TRANSOCEAN SEDCO FOREX
  • Table 58. WORLD DEEPWATER DRILLING RIG FLEET (SEMISUBMERSIBLE ANDDRILLSHIP) BY OPERATOR, 1972-2001
  • Table 58. (CONTINUED)
    • TLP OPERATORS
    • TOTALFINAELF
    • ANADARKO
    • CONOCO
  • Table 59. WORLD DEEPWATER TLP DRILLING RIG FLEET BY OPERATOR, 1984-2004
    • SPAR OPERATORS
      • MURPHY
      • BRITISH PETROLEUM
      • DOMINION
      • KERR-MCGEE
      • BRITISH PETROLEUM
      • MURPHY
    • Table 60. WORLD DEEPWATER SPAR DRILLING RIG FLEET BY OPERATOR,1997-2004
      • SHALLOW WATER DRILLING RIG MARKET OPERATORS
        • INFRASTRUCTURE
        • ROYALTY RELIEF
        • THE MAJOR PLAYERS
          • ATWOOD OCEANICS
          • CHILES OFFSHORE
          • GLOBALSANTAFE
          • ENSCO
          • MAERSK CONTRACTORS
          • PERFORADORA CENTRAL
          • ROWAN
          • OTHERS

          • GAZPROM
          • SHENG LI OFFSHORE
          • TRANSOCEAN SEDCO FOREX
  • Table 61. SHALLOW WATER DRILLING RIG FLEET BY OPERATOR, 1998-2004
  • Table 61 (CONTINUED)
    • MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS IN DEEPWATER BY DRILLING RIG LOCATION
    • INTRODUCTION
      • NORTH AMERICA
      • NORTHWEST EUROPE
      • ASIA
      • ROW

      • BRAZIL
      • WEST AFRICA
      • MIDDLE EAST/MEDITERRANEAN/BLACK SEA
  • Table 62. MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS DEEPWATER BY DRILLING RIG LOCATION,THROUGH 2006 (UNITS)
    • MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS DEEPWATER BY PRODUCTION SYSTEM
    • INTRODUCTION
      • FLOATING PRODUCTION SYSTEMS
      • SUBSEA PRODUCTION SYSTEMS
        • NORTH AMERICA
        • EUROPE
        • ASIA
        • ROW

        • BRAZIL
        • WEST AFRICA
        • OTHERS
  • Table 63. SUBSEA PRODUCTION INVESTMENT FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS BY REGION,THROUGH 2006 ($ BILLIONS)
  • Figure 16. SUBSEA PRODUCTION INVESTMENT FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS BY REGION,1998-2006 ($ BILLIONS)
    • FLOATING PRODUCTION
    • TLP
    • FPSO
    • SEMISUBMERSIBLE
    • SPAR
  • Table 64. FLOATING PRODUCTION MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS BY PLATFORMOPTION, THROUGH 2006 (UNITS)
    • SUBSEA PRODUCTION
    • DRY SURFACE TREES
    • WET SUBSEA TREES
  • Table 65. SUBSEA PRODUCTION MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS BY COMPLETION,THROUGH 2006 (%)
    • MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS DEEPWATER BY MULTIPHASE FLOW MEASUREMENT
    • INTRODUCTION
  • MULTIPHASE FLOW MEASUREMENT MARKET BY INSTALLATION

    • SUBSEA INSTALLATIONS
    • OFFSHORE INSTALLATIONS
    • ONSHORE INSTALLATIONS
  • Table 66. MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS BY MULTIPHASE METER INSTALLATION,THROUGH 2006 (UNITS)
    • MULTIPHASE FLOW MEASUREMENT MARKET BY REGION
    • NORTH AMERICA
    • EUROPE
    • ASIA
    • ROW
  • Table 67. MARKET FOR MULTIPHASE FLOW MEASUREMENT ENABLING SYSTEMS BYREGION, THROUGH 2006 (UNITS)

COMPANY PROFILES

  • AIRLIFT AND LOGISTICS
  • NOR-CARGO OFFSHORE
  • VOLGA-DNEPR AIRLINES
  • CABLES, UMBILICALS AND ACCESSORIES
  • AMERCABLE
  • FLEXIMARK AB
  • CHEMICALS, FLUIDS AND LUBRICANTS
  • BP-AMOCO PLC
  • HOUGHTON OFFSHORE
  • KLUBER LUBRICATION
  • COMMUNICATIONS
  • MARITIME TELECOMMUNICATIONS NETWORK
  • COMPUTERS AND SOFTWARE
  • IVARA CORPORATION
  • INTERGRAPH CORP.
  • CONTROLS, CONSOLES AND PANELS
  • ABB AUTOMATION LTD
  • IMTECH MARINE & INDUSTRY
  • CORROSION, CATHODIC PROTECTION AND COATINGS
  • ENI SPA
  • ERCON COMPOSITES
  • DESIGN AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE
  • PTC
  • DREDGING AND PILING
  • WILLBROS GROUP INC.
  • BALLAST NEDAM
  • DRILLING SERVICES AND EQUIPMENT
  • HAGGARD ID WIPER, INC
  • HYDRO FORMATES
  • HAWK INDUSTRIES, INC.
  • EMERGENCY CONTROLS AND SHUTDOWN SYSTEMS
  • SCHLUMBERGER
  • ENVIRONMENTAL AND OIL SPILL RESPONSE EQUIPMENT
  • PETROL REM INC.
  • LAMOR CORPORATION AB
  • CETCO NORTHSEA
  • EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION
  • BURLINGTON RESOURCES INC.
  • INTERNATIONAL MARITIME ASSOCIATES INC.
  • FABRICATION AND REPAIR YARDS
  • EMTUNGA INTERNATIONAL AB
  • IRVING SHIPBUILDING INC
  • KVAERNER MASA-YARDS
  • FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS AND MATERIALS
  • MARIOFF CORPORATION OY
  • PPG INDUSTRIES, INC.
  • FLARE SYSTEMS AND EQUIPMENT
  • ELMAC GROUP
  • ABB GAS TECHNOLOGY AS
  • FPSO VESSELS AND EQUIPMENT
  • AKER MARITIME
  • FMC LOADING SYSTEMS
  • ARMSTRONG TECHNOLOGY
  • HVAC AND HEAT EXCHANGERS
  • TTC NORGE AS
  • HYDRAULICS AND ELECTROCHEMICAL EQUIPMENT
  • BHP PETROLEUM (BHPP) PTY LTD
  • STORM WEATHER CENTER AS
  • HYDROGRAPHIC, METEOROLOGICAL, SEISMIC, DP AND SURVEY
  • PIC ENERGY GROUP
  • ASAMS LTD.
  • INSTRUMENTATION
  • BG GROUP
  • NORSK HYDRO AS
  • LFTING EQUIPMENT, CRANES AND WINCHES
  • INGERSOLL-RAND
  • HYDRALIFT ASA
  • MOLDECRANE
  • LIGHTING
  • CEAG SICHERHEITSTECHNIK GMBH
  • CHINA LIGHT & POWER HOLDINGS
  • LININGS, SEALS AND GASKETS
  • BAL SEAL ENGINEERING COMPANY, INC.
  • LNG TERMINALS
  • SULZER BURCKHARDT ENGINEERING WORKS LTD
  • MOORING, CHAINS, ROPES AND ANCHORS
  • DELMAR SYSTEMS, INC.
  • SUCTION PILE TECHNOLOGY
  • OFFSHORE PORTS AND TERMINALS
  • NORTH ATLANTIC RESOURCE CENTRE
  • SCALLOWAY HARBOUR AUTHORITY
  • PIPELINE INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE
  • 3M
  • PIPELINES AND PIPING COMPONENTS
  • NKT FLEXIBLES
  • WELD TECH INDUSTRIES
  • TIMET
  • POWER GENERATION AND PROPULSION MACHINERY
  • FOSTER WHEELER CORPORATION
  • ENGINEERING INTERNATIONAL LLC
  • ORMAT
  • PROCESSING AND SEPARATION SYSTEMS
  • ABS MARINE SERVICES
  • CHICAGO BRIDGE & IRON COMPANY
  • FMC CORPORATION
  • CAMFIL FARR
  • KVAERNER PROCESS SYSTEMS
  • MINOX TECHNOLOGY AS
  • PROFESSIONAL SERVICES, TRAINING AND CLASSIFICATION
  • UNIVATION LTD
  • GERMANISCHER LLOYD OFFSHORE AND INDUSTRIAL SERVICES
  • PROJECT MANAGEMENT, CONSULTANCY, R&D
  • MULTIPHASE SOLUTIONS, INC.
  • SCHLUMBERGER OILFIELD SERVICES
  • PUMPS AND COMPRESSORS
  • CAT PUMPS
  • RECRUITMENT AND PERSONNEL
  • OMEGA SELECTION SERVICES LTD
  • ROCK DUMPING
  • VAN OORD ACZ BV
  • ROVS, DIVING AND CAMERAS
  • SAAB BOFORS UNDERWATER SYSTEMS AB
  • STEEL, SPECIAL METALS AND WELDING
  • WEIR MATERIALS & FOUNDERIES
  • KRUPP THYSSEN NIROSTA (KTN)
  • SUBSEA PRODUCTION AND WELL EQUIPMENT
  • CAMERON
  • CHAMPION TECHNOLOGIES
  • WELLTEC
  • SUPPORT VESSELS, SUPPLY AND CONTAINERS
  • SETEC CONTRACTING AS
  • MOHN DRILLING AS
  • NAVION ASA
  • SURPLUS AND USED EQUIPMENT
  • ACM ENGINEERING LTD
  • ZEUS SALES & SERVICES LTD.
  • SURVIVAL, SAFETY AND PROTECTION
  • BRADY CORPORATION
  • GEXCON
  • GEXCON (CONTINUED)
 

LIST OF TABLES

 

Summary Table:
GLOBAL FLOATING PRODUCTION MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS BY BASIC PLATFORM OPTION,THROUGH 2006 (UNITS)

  • Table 1. GLOBAL OFFSHORE HYDROCARBON DRILLING BY REGION THROUGH 2006(WELLS DRILLED/TO BE DRILLED)
  • Table 2. WORLD PRIMARY ENERGY DEMAND BY FUEL, THROUGH 2006 (MILLION TONSOIL EQUIVALENT (MTOE)
  • Table 3 WORLD PRIMARY ENERGY SHARE BY FUEL, 1998-2006 (%)
  • Table 4. WORLD OIL PRIMARY ENERGY DEMAND BY REGION, THROUGH 2006 (MILLIONTONS OIL EQUIVALENT)
  • Table 5. WORLD NATURAL GAS PRIMARY ENERGY DEMAND BY REGION, THROUGH 2006(MILLION TONS OIL EQUIVALENT)
  • Table 6. WORLD COAL PRIMARY ENERGY DEMAND BY REGION, THROUGH 2006 (MILLIONTONS OIL EQUIVALENT)
  • Table 7. WORLD NUCLEAR PRIMARY ENERGY DEMAND BY REGION, THROUGH 2006(MILLION TONS OIL EQUIVALENT)
  • Table 8. WORLD OTHER PRIMARY ENERGY DEMAND BY REGION, THROUGH 2006(MILLION TONS OIL EQUIVALENT)
  • Table 9. FLOATING PRODUCTION ENABLING SYSTEMS BY REGION THROUGH 2006 ($BILLIONS)
  • Table 10. BCC REVIEW OF UPCOMING FLOATING PRODUCTION SYSTEM PROJECTSWORLDWIDE
  • Table 11. BCC REVIEW OF UPCOMING FIXED PLATFORM PRODUCTION SYSTEM MARKETSWORLDWIDE, 2002-2006
  • Table 12. BCC MARKET REVIEW OF PRODUCTION RISERM SYSTEMS, 2001 (UNITS)
  • Table 13. BCC MARKET REVIEW OF GLOBAL PIPELINE ENABLING SYSTEMS, THROUGH2006 (MILES)
  • Table 14. BCC MARKET REVIEW OF REST OF WORLD PIPELINE ENABLING SYSTEMS,THROUGH 2006 (MILES)
  • Table 15. PRICING APPROACHES UNDER DIFFERENT MARKET STRUCTURES
  • Table 16. DELIVERABLES FOR DEEPWATER HYDROCARBON EXPLOITATION DEVELOPMENTS
  • Table 17. NONTECHNICAL CHECKLIST FOR DEEPWATER HYDROCARBON EXPLOITATIONDEVELOPMENTS
  • Table 18. STRANDED GAS OPTIONS FOR DEEPWATER HYDROCARBON EXPLOITATION
  • Table 19. SHAPE AND POPULATION OF THE WORLD'S VLCC FLEET, 1995 AND 2001
  • Table 20. BCC'S OIL AND NATURAL GAS FORECAST POLL, 2001
  • Table 21. DEEPWATER DRILLING CONTRACTOR EVOLUTION (>3,500 FT), 2001
  • Table 22. OILFIELD SERVICE COMPANIES BY MARKET CAPITALIZATION, 2001 ($BILLIONS)
  • Table 23. PROJECT EXECUTION STRATEGIES
  • Table 24. CAPACITY REQUIREMENTS FOR DEEPWATER HYDROCARBONS EXPLOITATIONPROJECTS
  • Table 25. DEEPWATER HYDROCARBONS PROJECT EXPLOITATION DESIGN OBJECTIVES
  • Table 26. DEEPWATER HYDROCARBONS EXPLOITATION PROJECT SCOPE
  • Table 27. DEEPWATER HYDROCARBON ENABLING SYSTEMS INFRASTRUCTURE DESIGNCONSIDERATIONS
  • Table 28. DEEPWATER HYDROCARBONS EXPLOITATION PROJECT SAFETY SYSTEMREQUIREMENTS
  • Table 29. COMPOSITE U.S. NATURAL GAS SPOT PRICES AND FORECAST, 1998-2006($/MMBTU)
  • Table 30. COMPANY RESULTS FOR THE WORLD'S TOP 50 ENERGY CORPORATIONS, Y/E12/30/2000 ($ BILLIONS)
  • Table 31. COMPANY RESULTS FOR THE WORLD'S TOP 50 ENERGY CORPORATIONS,JANUARY-JUNE 2001 ($ BILLIONS)
  • Table 32. COMPANY RESULTS FOR THE WORLD'S TOP SERVICE SUPPLY COMPANIES,2000 AND 2001 ($ MILLIONS)
  • Table 33. COMPANY RESULTS FOR THE WORLD'S TOP 50 ENERGY CORPORATIONS,JULY-DECEMBER 2001 ($ BILLIONS)
  • Table 34. MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS BY DEEPWATER RESERVES/REGION,THROUGH 2006 (BILLION BARRELS OF OIL EQUIVALENT)
  • Table 35. DEEPWATER SUCCESS RATES BY REGION (%)
  • Table 36. MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS BY RESERVES OF DEEPWATER FIELDSONSTREAM (500M+), 1998-2006 (MILLION BARRELS OF OIL EQUIVALENT)
  • Table 37. MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS BY DEEPWATER PRODUCINGFIELDS/REGION, THROUGH 2006 (UNITS)
  • Table 38. WORLD DEMAND FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS IN DEEPWATER HYDROCARBONEXPLOITATION BY PRODUCT, 1998-2006 (% OF VALUE)
  • Table 39. GULF OF MEXICO DEEPWATER WELLS, THROUGH 2001 (FEET)
  • Table 40. NORTH AMERICA MARKETED DEEPWATER CRUDE OIL/CONDENSATEPRODUCTION, THROUGH 2006 (MILLION BARRELS)
  • Table 41. NORTH SEA SIGNIFICANT DISCOVERIES, JULY 1, 2000-JUNE 30, 2001
  • Table 42. WESTERN EUROPE MARKETED OFFSHORE/DEEPWATER CRUDE OIL/CONDENSATEPRODUCTION, THROUGH 2006 (MILLION BARRELS PER DAY)*
  • Table 43. ASIA MARKETED DEEPWATER CRUDE OIL/CONDENSATE PRODUCTION, THROUGH2006 (MILLION BARRELS)
  • Table 44. LATIN AMERICA MARKETED DEEPWATER CRUDE OIL/CONDENSATEPRODUCTION, THROUGH 2006 (MILLION BARRELS)
  • Table 45. MIDDLE EAST MARKETED DEEPWATER CRUDE OIL/CONDENSATE PRODUCTION,THROUGH 2006 (MILLION BARRELS)
  • Table 46. AFRICA MARKETED DEEPWATER CRUDE OIL/CONDENSATE PRODUCTION,THROUGH 2006 (MILLION BARRELS PER YEAR)
  • Table 47. WORLD MARKETED DEEPWATER/OFFSHORE NATURAL GAS BY REGION, THROUGH2006 (TRILLION CUBIC FEET/YEAR)
  • Table 48. WORLD MARKETED DEEPWATER/OFFSHORE NATURAL GAS HYDRATE PRODUCTIONBY REGION, THROUGH 2006 (TRILLION CUBIC FEET)
  • Table 49. WORLD MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS IN DEEPWATER HYDROCARBONEXPLOITATION BY APPLICATION, THROUGH 2006 ($ BILLIONS)
  • Table 50. MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS IN DEEPWATER HYDROCARBON EXPLORATIONBY REGION, THROUGH 2006 ($ BILLIONS)
  • Table 51. MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS IN DEEPWATER FIELD DEVELOPMENT BYREGION, THROUGH 2006 ($ BILLIONS)
  • Table 52. MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS IN DEEPWATER FIELD OPERATIONS BYREGION, THROUGH 2006 ($ BILLIONS)
  • Table 53. MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS IN DEEPWATER BY OPERATOR, 1998-2006(NUMBER OF FIELDS ONSTREAM)
  • Table 54. MARKET FOR DEEPWATER ENABLING SYSTEMS BY DRILLING RIGCONTRACTOR/REGION, 2001 (UNITS)
  • Table 55. MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS BY DEEPWATER DRILLING RIGUTILIZATION, THROUGH 2006 (%)
  • Table 56. MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS BY CONSTRUCTION OF OFFSHORE MOBILEDRILLING UNITS, THROUGH 2006 (UNITS)
  • Table 57. MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS IN DEEPWATER BY DRILLING RIG TYPE,THROUGH 2006 (UNITS)
  • Table 58. WORLD DEEPWATER DRILLING RIG FLEET (SEMISUBMERSIBLE ANDDRILLSHIP) BY OPERATOR, 1972-2001
  • Table 59. WORLD DEEPWATER TLP DRILLING RIG FLEET BY OPERATOR, 1984-2004
  • Table 60. WORLD DEEPWATER SPAR DRILLING RIG FLEET BY OPERATOR, 1997-2004
  • Table 61. SHALLOW WATER DRILLING RIG FLEET BY OPERATOR, 1998-2004
  • Table 62. MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS DEEPWATER BY DRILLING RIG LOCATION,THROUGH 2006 (UNITS)
  • Table 63. SUBSEA PRODUCTION INVESTMENT FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS BY REGION,THROUGH 2006 ($ BILLIONS)
  • Table 64. FLOATING PRODUCTION MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS BY PLATFORMOPTION, THROUGH 2006 (UNITS)
  • Table 65. SUBSEA PRODUCTION MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS BY COMPLETION,THROUGH 2006 (%)
  • Table 66. MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS BY MULTIPHASE METER INSTALLATION,THROUGH 2006 (UNITS)
  • Table 67. MARKET FOR MULTIPHASE FLOW MEASUREMENT ENABLING SYSTEMS BYREGION, THROUGH 2006 (UNITS)
 

LIST OF FIGURES

 

Summary Figure:
GLOBAL FLOATING PRODUCTION MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS BY BASIC PLATFORM OPTION,1998-2006 (UNITS)

  • Figure 1. BREAKDOWN IN TANKER CLASSIFICATION
  • Figure 2. ROUTINE DRILLING SITUATION (LOW- RISK CASE)
  • Figure 3. ROUTINE DRILLING SITUATION (HIGH- RISK CASE)
  • Figure 4. DRILLING PERFORMANCE SYSTEM STRUCTURE
  • Figure 5. DRILLING PERFORMANCE SYSTEM WITH FEEDBACK TO ACTIVE DRILLING
  • Figure 6. PROJECT COST TRENDS-IMPACT OF POOR DEFINITION ON ESTIMATEACCURACY
  • Figure 7. ACCURACY RANGES
  • Figure 8. THE DEEPWATER COST CHAIN
  • Figure 9. A TYPICAL SUPPLY CHAIN INCLUDING ALL INTERNAL AND EXTERNALPROCESS
  • Figure 10. MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS BY DEEPWATER RESERVES/REGION,1998-2006 (BILLION BARRELS OF OIL EQUIVALENT)
  • Figure 11. WORLD MARKETED DEEPWATER/OFFSHORE NATURAL GAS BY REGION,1998-2006 (TRILLION CUBIC FEET/YEAR)
  • Figure 12. WORLD MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS IN DEEPWATER HYDROCARBONEXPLOITATION BY APPLICATION, 1998-2006 ($ BILLIONS)
  • Figure 13. MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS IN DEEPWATER HYDROCARBONEXPLORATION BY REGION, 1998-2006 ($ BILLIONS)
  • Figure 14. MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS IN DEEPWATER FIELD DEVELOPMENT BYREGION, 1998-2006 ($ BILLIONS)
  • Figure 15. MARKET FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS IN DEEPWATER FIELD OPERATIONS BYREGION, 1998-2006 ($ BILLIONS)
  • Figure 16. SUBSEA PRODUCTION INVESTMENT FOR ENABLING SYSTEMS BY REGION,1998-2006 ($ BILLIONS)

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