Oil and Gas Supply - The Americas (A 10-year projection and review of oil and gas production and consumption)

Introduction

Having witnessed in 2008 the first major signal that future conventional oil and gas supplies will become much harder to find and more expensive to
develop, Datamonitor is publishing this analysis of deep water production around the world. As secure energy supplies become increasingly difficult and expensive to extract, an accurate forecast of supply/demand dynamics becomes more important.
Historically, global economic recessions have led to declining energy demand, but the resultant lower prices have soon led to a recovery in demand and
then prices, especially as OPEC has acted to rein in output to tighten supply. This trend has already been reflected in the oil markets to some degree. In
the gas sector, supplies will be available only if investment in infrastructure, above all long-distance pipelines and LNG conversion and receiving plants,
is well advanced.

Key findings and highlights

• Oil production in the US peaked in 1970 as the old onshore fields of the southern states began to deplete. Despite new output from Prudhoe Bay in
Alaska and from shallow waters in the Gulf of Mexico, production has never recovered and, since 1996, decline has been almost continuous.
• Brazilian oil production has been increasing rapidly since 1996 as deep water developments in the Campos basin off Rio de Janeiro State have got
underway. Despite the need for pioneering technologies and some setbacks, deep waters are now fundamental to the Brazilian oil industry.
• Most Colombian oil production comes from the Magdalena Valley north of Bogota and from the Andean foothills. Output peaked in 1999, although a
major recovery in output is occurring in the short term as new heavy oil developments go ahead.

Reasons to buy

• Gain understanding of which markets will see increased production levels over the next decade

• Identify potential commercial opportunities through an understanding of changing demand and supply dynamics in specific markets

• Analyze the changing balance between on and offshore production


Report Highlights

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OVERVIEW

• Catalyst
• Content summary

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

• Introduction
• Supply pressures
• Price spikes
• Outlook in 2010 and beyond

AMERICAS

• North America
• Latin America

APPENDIX

• Glossary
• Methodology
• Ask the analyst
• Datamonitor consulting
• Disclaimer
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Figure 1: Canada oil production forecast
Figure 2: Canada gas production forecast
Figure 3: Canada oil and gas consumption forecast
Figure 4: Canada oil and gas trade balance
Figure 5: US oil production forecast
Figure 6: US gas production forecast
Figure 7: US oil and gas consumption forecast
Figure 8: US oil and gas trade balance
Figure 9: Argentina oil production forecast
Figure 10: Argentina gas production forecast
Figure 11: Argentina oil and gas consumption forecast
Figure 12: Argentina oil and gas trade balance
Figure 13: Barbados oil production forecast
Figure 14: Barbados gas production forecast
Figure 15: Barbados oil and gas consumption forecast
Figure 16: Barbados oil and gas trade balance
Figure 17: Belize oil production forecast
Figure 18: Belize gas production forecast
Figure 19: Belize oil and gas consumption forecast
Figure 20: Belize oil and gas trade balance
Figure 21: Bolivia oil production forecast
Figure 22: Bolivia gas production forecast
Figure 23: Bolivia oil and gas consumption forecast
Figure 24: Bolivia oil and gas trade balance
Figure 25: Brazil oil production forecast
Figure 26: Brazil gas production forecast
Figure 27: Brazil oil and gas consumption forecast
Figure 28: Brazil oil and gas trade balance
Figure 29: Chile oil production forecast
Figure 30: Chile gas production forecast
Figure 31: Chile oil and gas consumption forecast
Figure 32: Chile oil and gas trade balance
Figure 33: Colombia oil production forecast
Figure 34: Colombia gas production forecast
Figure 35: Colombia oil and gas consumption forecast Figure 36: Colombia oil and gas trade balance
Figure 37: Cuba oil production forecast
Figure 38: Cuba gas production forecast
Figure 39: Cuba oil and gas consumption forecast
Figure 40: Cuba oil and gas trade balance
Figure 41: Ecuador oil production forecast
Figure 42: Ecuador gas production forecast
Figure 43: Ecuador oil and gas consumption forecast Figure 44: Ecuador oil and gas trade balance
Figure 45: Guatemala oil production forecast
Figure 46: Guatemala gas production forecast
Figure 47: Guatemala oil and gas consumption forecast Figure 48: Guatemala oil and gas trade balance
Figure 49: Mexico oil production forecast
Figure 50: Mexico gas production
Figure 51: Mexico oil and gas consumption forecast Figure 52: Mexico oil and gas trade balance
Figure 53: Peru oil production forecast
Figure 54: Peru gas production forecast
Figure 55: Peru oil and gas consumption forecast
Figure 56: Peru oil and gas trade balance
Figure 57: Surinam oil production forecast
Figure 58: Surinam gas production forecast
Figure 59: Surinam oil and gas consumption forecast Figure 60: Surinam oil and gas trade balance
Figure 61: Trinidad and Tobago oil production forecast
Figure 62: Trinidad and Tobago gas production forecast
Figure 63: Trinidad and Tobago oil and gas consumption forecast Figure 64: Trinidad and Tobago oil and gas trade balance Figure 65: Venezuela oil production forecast
Figure 66: Venezuela gas production forecast
Figure 67: Venezuela oil and gas consumption
Figure 68: Venezuela oil and gas trade balance
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