A number of reports have been featured in the news this week, while DW Monday was featured on a range of websites:
An article by Katy Smith was featured on the Oil&Gas Journal:
“Iran’s O&G sector has been impacted by sanctions in recent years. The signing of the JCPOA in July 2015, the subsequent lifting of the sanctions represents a significant step forward in terms of normalizing the country’s relations with the global community.”
OGFJ.com 16/03/2016
A press release by Keppel that was released last week and referenced DW appeared in the news again this week:
“Douglas-Westwood forecasts that growth in the offshore accommodation market for units supporting operational activities will be sustained at 3% CAGR from 2015 to 2020.”
MaritimeExecutive.com 11/03/2016
Ship.gr 11/03/2016
StraitsTimes.com 12/03/2016
HKRichie.com 14/03/2016
OilandGasPeople.com 14/03/2016
ShipsandPorts.com 14/03/2016
The update to DW’s World Drilling & Production Market Forecast was released late this week but has already begun to feature in the news:
“DW’s deepwater drilling forecast for 2016-2021 is 44% lower – production is now anticipated to peak at 2.8 mmboe/d in 2019 before declining to 2.5 mmboe/d by 2021. Many of these slippages have been high-profile developments for their respective operators.”
MaritimeGlobalNews.com 17/03/2016
WorldEnergyNews.com 17/03/2016
Douglas-Westwood’s World Deepwater Market Forecast 2016-2020 which featured heavily in the news last week continued to generate interest:
“DW is forecasting that deepwater expenditure will total US$137 billion between 2016 and 2020, a 35 per cent decline compared to its previous deepwater forecast covering the 2015-2019 period. In the long run however, deepwater projects will remain cost-competitive.”
SeamanBook.com 10/03/2016
SubseaWorldNews.com 10/03/2016
SubseaIntel.com 11/03/2016
OSJOnline.com 14/03/2016
This week’s DW Monday was featured on a number of sites this week:
“In recent years, fishing communities in North West Europe have reaped numerous benefits from the rise of offshore wind – fishing vessels and their crews have been regularly employed for the transfer of technicians and equipment to wind farms off the coast.”
EnergyVoice.com 14/03/2016
MarineScienceandTechnology.com 14/03/2016
MaritimeProfessional.com 14/03/2016
OffshoreSource.com 14/03/2016
OWJOnline.com 14/03/2016
OffshoreWind.biz 14/03/2016
HeliHub.com 15/03/2016
PRSync.com 17/03/2016
