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In the News, 27th May 2016

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DW in the NewsA number of DW’s market forecasts have been in the news this week:

Thom Payne was quoted after speaking at this year’s Offshore Support Journal Middle East Conference:

“Recovery is coming, said Douglas-Westwood associate director, Thom Payne, but will not be enough to bring everyone up.”

OSJOnline.com 24/05/2016


The recently released World Oilfield Equipment Market Forecast was in the news this week:

“DW forecasts global oilfield equipment expenditure to total $622 billion (bn) between 2016 and 2020, despite a 3% year-on-year decline to 2020. Onshore growth will return from 2017 – with onshore spend expected to surpass offshore in the same year.”

OilandGasEurasia.com 23/05/2016


Another report to feature in the news was the North Sea Decommissioning Market Forecast 2016-2040:

“Energy consultancy DW has argued that the long-term nature of the price crash will force operators to consider decommissioning. In a recent article in SPE’s Oil and Gas Facilities magazine, it forecast “a spate of abandonments” by the end of this decade.”

DecomWorld.com 24/05/2016


Douglas-Westwood’s Iran Oil & Gas Market Forecast was featured in the May edition of Offshore Support Journal:

“The analyst says the lifting of international nuclear-related sanction on 16 January 2016 represents a significant step forward for Iran’s re-entry into the global oil and gas market.”


DW was referenced in an article on deepwater activity in Africa:

“In March, DW said it had revised its forecast on West Africa. After noting its positive short-term outlook, the firm said that once the giant Egina and Kaombo developments are completed, it expected a significant lull in activity”

OilandGasIRC.org


This week’s DW Monday was in the news:

“Solar PV – deployed in Europe for over two decades – can hardly be called a new technology. However, in recent years we have seen the rapid adoption of solar PV throughout America and Asia – particularly in India, China and SEA.”

MarineLink.com 23/05/2016
NOFEnergy.com 23/05/2016
WorldEnergyNews.com 23/05/2016
HellenicShippingNews.com 24/05/2016
EnergyNewsBulletins.net 25/05/2016
EnergyNewsPremium.net 25/05/2016
InternationalCoalNews.com 25/05/2016