Ecuador’s new president – finding the balance between ESG and upstream investment
This month’s victory of business-friendly presidential candidate Guillermo Lasso is positive news for the country’s E&P sector. Ecuador’s reserves and production have been declining for…
Read MoreIs Nigeria’s deepwater sector on its last legs?
Nigeria’s deepwater sector, which has stagnated at around 700,000 bbl/d of oil since 2010, is at a critical point. The area has been a core…
Read MoreWhat does the future hold for the US Gulf of Mexico upstream sector under a Biden Administration?
There was a lot of speculation about the future of the US Gulf of Mexico in the lead-up to, and aftermath of, the US Presidential…
Read MoreRumblings on the Ground – Bolivia
Wellcome to the Welligence “Rumblings on the Ground” series. In these short notes, we provide key findings from our research meetings and calls throughout Africa,…
Read MoreUS Gulf of Mexico: Innovative and Resilient
While the industry is largely focused on a recovery from the shock of recent events, there are plentiful opportunitie… ACCESS PDF
Read MoreWill Argentina’s “barril criollo” make a difference?
The reintroduction of artificially high crude prices in Argentina is the most decisive market intervention by any Lat… ACCESS PDF
Read MoreHow are Latin American governments supporting E&Ps?
We have spent the last two weeks talking to regulators and ministries across the region to find out what they are doi… ACCESS PDF
Read MoreThe 2020 impact of investment cuts in Latin America
Governments and E&Ps across Latin America are scrambling to adapt to the oil price crash. On one hand, governments ar… ACCESS PDF
Read MoreThe risk to flowing production in Latin America
At what price might companies start shutting in production? The headline-grabbing actions in response to the price co… DOWNLOAD PDF
Read MoreThe oil price crash hits Latin America
Having barely emerged from the last downturn, the collapse of the OPEC+ agreement last Friday has plunged the E&P sec… DOWNLOAD PDF
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