This week has seen a number of articles published by DW staff as well as a variety of reports mentioned in the news:
An article on Decommissioning that will appear in an upcoming issue of Offshore Support Journal was featured on their website this week:
“The oil price collapse will be the decisive change that forces operators to consider revising their standard operating model…the long-term nature of the current crash will force operators to consider decommissioning work.”
OSJOnline.com 22/02/2016
A number of other websites also referenced the Decommissioning report this week:
“Research published by Douglas-Westwood earlier this month suggested nearly 150 oil platforms in the North Sea’s British sector could be scrapped over the next ten years.”
GTMA.co.uk
HL.co.uk
FD.nl 22/02/2016
TheUnderwaterCentre.com 22/02/2016
The last edition of the World Floating Production Market Forecast was also in the news this week:
“The DP market is likely to grow in the next few years as sales of FPSs and FPSOs rise, according to Douglas-Westwood analyst Ben Wilby. DPs are commonly used to keep FPSs and FPSOs in position in deepwater, especially when operations take place in rough seas.”
UpstreamIntel.com 23/02/2016
There was an article by Mark Adeosun on the LNG World Market Forecast that appeared in the February issue on LNG Industry:
“Mark Adeosun, Douglas-Westwood, UK, offers a forecast for the LNG market to 2020, with a particular emphasis on developments in Asia.”
LNG Industry Feb 2016
This week’s DW Monday appeared on numerous websites:
“In a report released Monday, analysts DW highlighted the pressures facing the offshore supply chain – OSV firms, subsea construction operators, rig owners and others – as oil and gas companies take a hit from exceptionally low oil prices.”
EnergyGlobal.com 22/02/2016
InfoMarine.net 22/02/2016
Maritime-Executive.com 22/02/2016
Offshore-Mag.com 22/02/2016
OffshoreEnergyToday.com 22/02/2016
OffshoreSource.com 22/02/2016
ShaleMarkets.com 22/02/2016
Kincaid.com.br 23/02/2016
OSJOnline.com 23/02/2016
