Egypt Hydrocarbon Reserves & Production Report 2008
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Price: 350 euro
During 2005/2006 - 2006/2007, Oil production jumped up with an
average growth rate of 0.65% compared to an average growth rate
of 4.2% for petroleum products consumption.
Similarly Natural Gas production grew with an average growth rate
of 11.1% over the same period, whereas its consumption increased
by a lower rate of 8.3%. Consequently, in order to secure future
hydrocarbon demand (for domestic and exports), Egypt has to
increase its production levels by higher growth rates.
To sustain high production levels required with no additions to
the current reservoir, the result could be an accelerated heave
from the reserves which ultimately would accelerate the reservoir
depletion and shorten its life span.
Accordingly, Egypt Hydrocarbon Reserves & Production Report
provides different estimation scenarios for Hydrocarbon reserves
in consistence with a satisfactory assessment of the potential
daily production levels in the coming few years. As per the
importance of crude oil prices, the report also demonstrates the
Egyptian crude blends prices against the dated Brent in
accordance to each blend’s quality level.
Table of Contents
Part One: Crude Oil Reserves and Production
- Egyptian Crude Oil Reserves and Production Overview
- Egyptian Crude Oil and Condensates Production Analysis
- Egyptian Crude Oil and Condensates Reserves
- Optimistic Scenario (Government Scenario)
- Alternative Scenarios
- Conservative scenario
- Pessimistic scenario
- Area‐Based Reserves
- Egyptian Crude Blends
Part Two: Natural Gas Production and Reserves
- Natural Gas Production Analysis
- Egyptian Natural Gas Reserves
- General assumptions
- Government's (Optimistic) Scenario
- Most Likely Scenario
- Conservative Scenario
- Natural Gas Reserves Per Area
List of Graphs:
- Graph 8: Expected Petroleum Products' Final Demand [GDP Effect]
- Graph 9: Expected Petroleum Products' Final Demand
- [GDP & Price Effect]
- Graph 10: Crude Oil & Condensates Production
- Graph 11: Crude Oil & Condensates Historical Production
- Graph 12: Crude Oil & Condensates Expected Production, Government
- (Optimistic) Scenario
- Graph 13: Crude Oil & Condensates Expected Production Conservative
- Scenario
- Graph 14: Crude Oil & Condensates Expected Production Pessimistic
- Scenario
- Graph 15: Crude Oil & Condensates Reserves Per Area 2006/2007
- Graph 16: Egyptian Crude Blends API
- Graph 17: Egyptian Crude Blends Sulphur Content %
- Graph 18: Egyptian Blends' Prices Compared to Dated Brent
- Graph 19: Egyptian Blends' Discount Compared to Dated Brent
- Graph 20: Natural Gas Yearly Production Deficit
- Graph 21: Natural Gas Annual Production & Added Reserves
(Government Scenario)
- Graph 22: Natural Gas Total Reserves (Government Scenario)
- Graph 23: Natural Gas Annual Production & Added Reserves
- (Most likely Scenario)
- Graph 24: Natural Gas Total Reserves (Most likely Scenario)
- Graph 25: Natural Gas Annual Production & Added Reserves
- (Conservative Scenario)
- Graph 26: Natural Gas Total Reserves (Conservative Scenario)
- Graph 27: Annual Added Reserves in the 3 Scenarios
- Graph 28: Natural Gas Reserves Per Area
List of Tables:
- Egyptian Blends Prices Compared to Dated Brent
- Natural Gas Resources Development
- Natural Gas Exports Commitment
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