In addition to core reporting on Russian and Kazakhstan Upstream and oilfield services, REnergyCO had prepared the following reports:
- Regional Rig Count Estimates for Russia
- Russian Oil and Gas Fields
- Russian and Central Asian Gas
- Russian LPG
- Turkmenistan Upstream and OFS
REnergyCO also provides customers with tailored market reports on various market segments and strategic advice.
Regional Rig Count Analysis
This report is available only as a custom-made product and requires two weeks to deliver. The report is based on the unique knowledge of the market and approaches to estimating activity. The report features:
- Most recent information – data for the 24 trailing month
- Historical activity reviewed
- Regional breakdown of activity in drilling for crude oil
- Profiles of key drilling companies
- Types of rigs in service and typical equipment
- Short term drilling activity forecast
Please send your questions to dlebedev@renergyco.ca
Russian Oil and Gas Fields
The report contains the following information:
1. Profiles of all oil and gas fields that were producing. Each profile provides:
- Basic geological information (reservoirs, depths, temperatures, pressure and etc.)
- Production profile for 2008-2011
- Reserves profile for 2008-2011
- Reserves in production
2. Regional summaries
- Number of fields
- Number of structures
- Fields in production
- Companies’ share in production and reserves
3. Oil CO’s subsidiaries
- Production by fields and total production
- Number of wells
- Drilling footage
- Workovers
Please inquire dlededev@renergyco.ca for details and the report sample
Russian and Central Asian Gas 2012
The report presents a detailed review of all key aspects of the natural gas industry in Russia and Central Asia countries’ profiles. The report provides unmatched data intensity and breadth of issues covered.
The report provides unmatched data intensity and breadth of issues covered. The report features:
- Most recent information – production data for 2011
- Regional breakdown of the Russian resource base. Production and key properties of largest gas fields.
- Regional breakdown of domestic consumption. Key consumers in the regions of Russia.
- Gas disposition in each region and for largest producers. Flared gas included in the discussion. Gas processing.
- Pipelines description and estimated throughput
- Forecast of industry development
This report is unmatched in detail and breadth of coverage. The report provides a crystal clear picture of all the key aspects of the natural gas industries of Russia and Central Asia. Thorough research culminated in finding the apparent balances from the key producer field to the final consumer. Gazprom and third parties’ role in supplying export markets. The report contains information on individual large gas field reserves.
The first four chapters of the report describe the recent developments of the energy industry in Russia and energy balance changes in the last decade. These chapters include a detailed discussion of various issues affecting energy industries development from taxation and state budget to requirements in electricity capacity to meet future demand. Differences in various energy sources management and industry structures are discussed. Key defining factors of natural gas consumption are reviewed.
Not all of the gas produced enters Gazprom’s pipelines. Chapter Five provides an analysis of Gazprom pipeline system intake and discharge, including transit volumes from Central Asia. The Crisis effects are reviewed. Chapter Six analyzes the domestic consumption of natural gas in Russia by consumer segments. Deliveries and key consumers in each region of Russia are reviewed. Segment consumption by Federal Okrug is presented
Export of natural gas by Gazprom is analyzed in detail in Chapter Seven of the report. Russian-Ukrainian Gas Wars are examined and impact of those on transit and consumption of Central Asian gas. A detailed review of the export pricing formula and a new contract between Gazprom and Naftogaz is included. Central Asian gas import and transit analysis is presented in Chapter Eight. Development in natural gas pricing for exported Central Asian gas: history and current status. Key export routes review, supported by apparent pipeline balances from producing regions to an export point.
Chapters Nine to Fifteen describe in detail regional gas production: key producing fields by ownership, reserves, and production; annual and monthly production of key producing units; and regional pipelines.
Russian industry investment and description of the pipeline system are reviewed in chapters Sixteen and Seventeen. Gazprom investment level dropped two times in 2009. Future investment plans in pipelines and upstream are reviewed.
Russian and Central Asian gas systems were interlocked until the first alternative pipeline Turkmenistan-China was commissioned in December 2009. With this new pipeline launch, Russian exclusivity to Central Asia natural gas resources is gone. Central Asian gas industries are reviewed in Chapter Eighteen.
Chapter Nineteen concludes the report with a forecast for 2020. Forecasts for each country are built upward from domestic and export demand for gas produced in the country to the consolidated demand for regional gas. The key driving forces for domestic demand are reviewed. Export forecasts include a forecast of consumption in export countries and account for the influence of the political situation development.
Countries included in the report: Russia, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan
350+ pages, 300+ graphs and tables.
Price: $5,000.00
Russian LPG 2012
The report released February 2012 (data for the last five years, 2011 inclusive)
Countries included in the report: Russia and transit from Kazakhstan
330+ pages, almost 450 graphs, and tables. Data in most graphs is numerical
Price: $5000.00
Russian LPG production grew 5.7% in 2011, but export expanded by 9% in the same year. The report delivers thorough and up-to-date information on this country’s 12.5 million tons a year of LPG industry.
Turkmenistan Upstream and Oilfield Services 2013
180 pages and over 200 graphs and tables (details in PDF file above). Data for the last 5 years (ending December 2012). The geological details of some of the largest fields were included in the report. A forecast of the market development until 2020 is included. All key data in the graphs is numerical. An easy-to-use electronic version (paste and copy, printing). Ready for delivery.
This is the first report that places value on Turkmenistan’s OFS Market. This $1.5 billion market provides many opportunities to oilfield services companies. Large offshore and onshore developments, as well as resolved issues of gas export, will lead to market growth in the next several years