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This website is intended to communicate information about and offer samples of products and services offered by RUNE LIKVERN. RUNE LIKVERN is an independent energy advisor committed to provide quality in-depth analysis, advises, information, creative approaches and services on assignments related to energy as specified and given some examples of below. RUNE LIKVERN normally works against a Scope of Work (SOW) and is open for alternative arrangements suitable for specific tasks. RUNE LIKVERN chose the webadress petrovalue in acknowledgment of the potency and versatility of petroleum as an energy source, which relative importance looks to grow, as a credible alternative yet hasn’t emerged. RUNE LIKVERN chose the name petrovalue for his homepage in acknowledgement of the potency and versatility of petroleum as an energy source, which relative importance looks to increase, as credible alternatives still hasn’t emerged.
This website is intended to communicate information about and offer samples of products and
services offered by RUNE LIKVERN.
RUNE LIKVERN is an independent energy advisor committed to provide quality in-depth analysis, advises, information, creative approaches and services on assignments related to energy as specified and given some examples of below.
RUNE LIKVERN normally works against a Scope of Work (SOW) and is open for alternative arrangements suitable for specific tasks.
RUNE LIKVERN chose the webadress petrovalue in acknowledgment of the potency and versatility of petroleum as an energy source, which relative importance looks to grow, as a credible alternative yet hasn’t emerged.
RUNE LIKVERN chose the name petrovalue for his homepage in acknowledgement of the potency and versatility of petroleum as an energy source, which relative importance looks to increase, as credible alternatives still hasn’t emerged.
source, which as of now, also most likely will be of great importance for the foreseeable future, as a credible alternative still is to emerge.
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· NCS AND FIELD BY FIELD ACTUAL AND FORECAST PETROLEUM RECOVERIES (RESERVES AND PRODUCTION PROFILES)
· ANALYSES AND MANAGEMENT SUPPORT ON NCS PORTFOLIOS
· ASSESSMENT SCREENING STUDIES ON NCS FIELD(S) AND/OR PORTFOLIOS
Sample of an analysis of a field on NCS BRAGE PDF-FILE, 238 kB
Some samples of products offered; SAMPLES PDF-FILE, 147 kB
ACTUAL AND FORECAST PETROLEUM RECOVERY FROM NCS The illustration to the right shows actual, as of end 2003, and projected petroleum recoveries from NCS. (All producing and sanctioned fields as of end 2003) OIL (all liquids) had a high in 2001, and is expected to continue its decline. By early next decade natural gas looks to become the dominant source of primary energy exports from Norway. The graphical presentation may also be presented by, Areas Fields Companies Source actual data as of end 2003: NPD Forecast: RUNE LIKVERN
ACTUAL AND FORECAST PETROLEUM
RECOVERY FROM NCS
The illustration to the right shows actual, as of end 2003, and projected petroleum recoveries from NCS.
(All producing and sanctioned fields as of end 2003)
OIL (all liquids) had a high in 2001, and is expected to continue its decline.
By early next decade natural gas looks to become the dominant source of primary energy exports from Norway.
The graphical presentation may also be presented by,
Source actual data as of end 2003: NPD
Forecast: RUNE LIKVERN
NATURAL GAS The graphical presentation to the right identifies the relative distribution of equity volumes of natural gas from NCS (pipelined) between the major companies for 2003. It is possible to split the companies’ historical and projected gas volumes by; Source (field) Estimated remaining reserves Point of inlet
NATURAL GAS
The graphical presentation to the right identifies the relative distribution of equity volumes of natural gas from NCS (pipelined) between the major companies for 2003.
It is possible to split the companies’ historical and projected gas volumes by;
What are recent energy trends?....... What shapes future energy prices? .......How important are energy storage facilities?.......Why do so many refer to ENERGY as our most valueable commodity?....... What may happen in a market where several strong players compete about a dwindling energy supply?.......What is "peak oil"?
DO WE REALLY UNDERSTAND ENERGY?
Ø Conventional wisdom thinks energy supplies is abundant and it costs will steadily fall (Moore’s Law).
Ø Alternative energy sources will ultimately replace fossil energy sources.
Ø Supply will always rise, especially if the price increases.
Ø OPEC has inexpensive oil supplies that will last for decades.
Ø Free market energy works.
ACTUAL TRENDS IN INTERNATIONAL, REGIONAL AND NA
SPLIT ON
WORLD PRIMARY ENERGY CONSUMPTION SHOWS STEADY GROWTH The illustration to the right shows the recent years growth in energy consumption from the major energy sources. As of the late 60’s OIL became the dominant global energy source, taking over for COAL, which recently sees strong growth mainly due to increased consumption within China and USA. NATURAL GAS has to some extent substituted COAL for environmental and convenience reasons, and has seen steady growth and gained popularity in recent years. Energy consumption from HYDRO and NUCLEAR has recently experienced less growth than fossil energy sources.
WORLD PRIMARY ENERGY CONSUMPTION
SHOWS STEADY GROWTH
The illustration to the right shows the recent years growth in energy consumption from the major energy sources.
As of the late 60’s OIL became the dominant global energy source, taking over for COAL, which recently sees strong growth mainly due to increased consumption within China and USA.
NATURAL GAS has to some extent substituted COAL for environmental and convenience reasons, and has seen steady growth and gained popularity in recent years.
Energy consumption from HYDRO and NUCLEAR has recently experienced less growth than fossil energy sources.
WORLD OIL PRODUCTION CAPACITIES CONTINUES TO GROW The illustration to the right shows the split in oil production for OPEC, FSU and ROW. OPEC and FSU share of the world oil production has seen steady growth through the last ten years. ROW oil production has remained virtually flat in the same period, and saw a slight decline in 2003 relative to 2002. Volatile and increasing oil prices through 2004 seem to be of structural nature related to low global spare capacities for oil production. FSU; Former Soviet Union ROW; Rest Of World
WORLD OIL PRODUCTION CAPACITIES CONTINUES TO GROW
The illustration to the right shows the split in oil production for OPEC, FSU and ROW.
OPEC and FSU share of the world oil production has seen steady growth through the last ten years. ROW oil production has remained virtually flat in the same period, and saw a slight decline in 2003 relative to 2002.
Volatile and increasing oil prices through 2004 seem to be of structural nature related to low global spare capacities for oil production.
FSU; Former Soviet Union
ROW; Rest Of World
WILL THE FORCES OF ENERGY AND CHINA UNITE? The illustration to the right shows the recent years development in energy consumption within China, split on primary energy sources. Through the last ten years, 1993 to 2003, OIL consumption has almost doubled. China is presently the second largest OIL consumer in the world. Will future global energy supplies grow sufficient to fuel a continued economical growth for China? Measured in MTOE, COAL consumption has grown approximately twice as much as OIL consumption during the same period. China held 11-12 % of global proven COAL reserves at end 2003. SOURCE: BP STATISTICAL REVIEW 2004
WILL THE FORCES OF
ENERGY AND CHINA UNITE?
The illustration to the right shows the recent years development in energy consumption within China, split on primary energy sources.
Through the last ten years, 1993 to 2003, OIL consumption has almost doubled.
China is presently the second largest OIL consumer in the world.
Will future global energy supplies grow sufficient to fuel a continued economical growth for China?
Measured in MTOE, COAL consumption has grown approximately twice as much as OIL consumption during the same period.
China held 11-12 % of global proven COAL reserves at end 2003.
SOURCE: BP STATISTICAL REVIEW 2004
USA DEPENDENCE ON OIL IMPORTS GROWS The illustration to the right shows the recent years development in US domestic OIL production, OIL consumption and net imports of OIL. US OIL production peaked in 1970 and has been in decline since. An increased consumption has resulted in greater dependency on OIL supplies from more remote areas.
USA DEPENDENCE ON OIL
IMPORTS GROWS
The illustration to the right shows the recent years development in US domestic OIL production, OIL consumption and net imports of OIL.
US OIL production peaked in 1970 and has been in decline since. An increased consumption has resulted in greater dependency on OIL supplies from more remote areas.
US NAT GAS SUPPLIES TRENDS The illustration to the right shows recent years actual development for US nat gas supplies and consumption patterns within the defined sectors. As from 2001 North American nat gas supplies has been in a slight decline, partly offset by increased imports of LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas). Presently nat gas relative part in the total US energy mix is 24 %. US nat gas prices at the wellhead have almost tripled since 1999 due to supply driven price increases. RUNE LIKVERN has, as of now, identified the US nat gas developments as possibly the most interesting shaping future US energy development.
US NAT GAS SUPPLIES TRENDS
The illustration to the right shows recent years actual development for US nat gas supplies and consumption patterns within the defined sectors.
As from 2001 North American nat gas supplies has been in a slight decline, partly offset by increased imports of LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas).
Presently nat gas relative part in the total US energy mix is 24 %.
US nat gas prices at the wellhead have almost tripled since 1999 due to supply driven price increases.
RUNE LIKVERN has, as of now, identified the US nat gas developments as possibly the most interesting shaping future US energy development.
· In depth analysis of actual energy trends and possible future developments.
· National, regional or world supplies, consumption and energy mix
· Degree of interchange abilities between energy sources
· Participation in studies/research related to energy
· In depth analyses of US energy consumption and supplies
· Seminars and education
Actual data based upon BP Statistical Review (latest edition), EIA International Energy Outlook (latest edition)
In depth analysis of US energy supplies, possible supply, demand and development trends based upon latest available EIA data.
Can you answer the following questions?
Oil prices has on average put on more than $10 per barrel since 2003, despite the call from some OPEC members to increase production.
· What are the prospects of OIL prices retreating to $30 per barrel?
· What are the risks of even higher prices?
· What is the right price of OIL?
The intention with these newsletters is to provide up to date information, analysis and comments on developments on NCS and international energy supplies and how these may develop in and shape the future.
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