GCC Oil and Gas Industry Overview 2013

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GCC Oil and Gas Industry Overview 2013
  • Bharat Book Bureau

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Summary
  • Economies in the Gulf Cooperation Council
    (GCC) namely, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates
    (UAE), Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain and Oman, after
    decades of growth following the first discovery
    of oil in the sixties, have come a long way to
    dominate the world hydrocarbons market Accounting
    for over 40 percent of the worlds hydrocarbon
    reserves (40 percent comprises oil, 23 percent
    natural gas) as of 2012. This share is also
    likely to grow to 70 percent by the end of the
    decade according to a study by Kuwait based
    Diplomatic Center for Strategic Studies promising
    a large growth potential in the closely
    government guarded and highly regulated GCC
    upstream sector. 

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  • Recent years have witnessed GCC economies
    reaping rich dividends from the burgeoning global
    demand for oil and gas and the high oil prices on
    the one hand. On the other, these economies have
    been forced to walk a tight rope to balance their
    equally fast growing domestic demand for the
    fossil fuels with maintaining enough export
    surpluses and augmenting capacities from the fast
    depleting non-renewable reserves. As the
    hydrocarbon industry matures, these economies
    have begun to realize the value of
    diversification of their economies so as to
    reduce their dependence on hydrocarbons and begun
    judiciously ploughing back their hydrocarbon
    surpluses into ambitious programmes of
    industrialization, diversification and
    expansion. 

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  • While hydrocarbon industry continues to form
    the backbone of these economies accounting for
    more than three fourths of their government
    revenues and over half of their exports, the
    hydrocarbon industry on its own has witnessed a
    subtle shift from core upstream projects into
    downstream activities of refining, petrochemicals
    and storage tanks, each vying with the other to
    enhance their refining capacities to exploit this
    trend to the maximum. Investments in the energy
    sector across the GCC total US 470 billion
    between 2010 and 2015, of which oil and gas
    accounted for 47 percent and 36 percent,
    respectively of the total. Contracts worth US
    39,405 million were awarded across the GCC
    hydrocarbon sector in 2012 of which downstream
    projects accounted for 82 percent with a large
    focus on petrochemicals, overtaking the earlier
    emphasis on refining, reflecting the maturing
    nature of the industry and its need for
    diversification.

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  • The GCC petrochemicals sector has witnessed
    promising growth with a Compound Annual Growth
    Rate (CAGR) of 26 percent between 2007 and 2011
    despite financial instabilities across the region
    and among its trading partners and continues to
    demonstrate strong potential in spite of the
    worsening global economic conditions, especially
    its key trading partner Europe with its financial
    woes and other prime markets. The challenges
    likely to be faced by the industry in the
    prevailing economic climate are manifold,
    including external financing, retaining economic
    growth while reducing vulnerabilities to external
    shocks. This report examines the nature of the
    GCC hydrocarbon industry, its regulatory
    structure and its growth trajectory, the
    developments across its upstream and downstream
    sectors including top projects and contracts
    awarded with forecasts up to 2014 and concludes
    with a comparative analysis of economic growth
    versus hydrocarbon growth across the GCC
    countries in 2012 and its absolute performance
    over a period of time. 

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Table Of Contents
  • Executive Summary Chapter1. GCC Oil and Gas
    Industry Overview Hydrocarbons Production,
    Consumption and Exportable Surplus How
    Hydrocarbon Markets are Organized in the GCC
    Countries Bahrain Kuwait Oman Qatar Saudi
    Arabia United Arab Emirates (UAE) The Life
    Cycle and Future Direction of the GCC Hydrocarbon
    Regulatory Framework Chapter2. Oil Prices, GCC
    Output and Surpluses Chapter3. GCC Hydrocarbon
    Sector Market Size and Forecasts- 2013 GCC Oil
    and Gas Market Construction Projects Awarded for
    the GCC for the Oil and Gas Sector (US Million),
    2011-2014 

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