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新加坡石油和天然气报告2019年第一季度
Singapore's Energy Market Authority manages the oil and gas sector and regulates the domestic electricity and natural
gas industries. The city-state's sophisticated downstream sector, strategic location, extensive infrastructure and low-risk operating
environment allow it to flourish as a regional refining and petrochemicals hub. State-owned Pavilion Energy is responsible for the
marketing, distribution and storage of natural gas in Singapore, including small-scale LNG and LNG bunkering.
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加热设备市场分析和分段预测到2025年
The heating equipment market was valued at USD 28,850 million in 2015 and is expected to reach USD 48,583.2 million by 2025, growing at a CAGR of 5.4% from 2016 to 2025.
Heating equipment such as heat pumps, boilers, furnaces, and unitary heaters are expected to grow at a high CAGR in the Asia Pacific region. Rapid industrialization coupled with growing demand for upgraded equipment is one of the primary factors contributing to the growth of this market. Increasing demand for energy efficient heating solutions in the residential sector is also projected to drive market demand over the coming years.
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台湾石油和天然气报告2019年第一季度
Under the Energy Administration Act, the state takes a leading role in research and development for the energy sector, which the
Ministry of Economic Affairs may set-up a special fund to finance. Funding will come from royalties and taxes collected from the
country's oil and gas businesses. Firms operating in Taiwan are to submit operation data to the Ministry.
The Energy Administration Act incentivises firms to invest in energy storage facilities; these firms are entitled to a two-year
accelerated depreciation of their assets, thereby lowering their taxable profits.
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石油和天然气全球资本支出展望
The latest issue of our O&G Capex Outlook Special Report indicates that spending on oil and gas will increase for a second
consecutive year in 2019, solidifying the return of upstream development momentum following one of the most aggressive downcycles
in recent history. That said, spending caution will prevail as producers increase their focus on fiscal discipline and cost
efficiency.
From a basket of 113 of the world's largest oil and gas companies, we estimate capex reached USD507bn in 2018. We expect this
will rise to nearly USD540bn in 2019, representing a gain of 6.1% y-o-y. While oil prices have experienced notable gains over the
past year, this represents a relatively subdued increase in capex. Spending has been reined in as producers expand on efforts to
boost profitability and shareholder value.
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印度石油和天然气报告2019年第一季度
At the central governmental level, the Indian oil and gas sector is governed by the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas. The
ministry has responsibility for all aspects of the sector, including exploration, production, refining, distribution, marketing and trade.
Governance at the regional level varies by state. Some states (such as Rajasthan and Gujarat) have established energy directorates;
in others, the role is subsumed within the departments of industry and commerce. The main regulatory bodies are the Directorate
General of Hydrocarbons and the Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board, which regulate the upstream and downstream
sectors, respectively.
Various other government bodies perform functions relevant to the oil and gas sector. These include the Centre for High
Technology, the Oil Industry Development Board, the Oil Industry Safety Directorate, the Petroleum Conservation and Research
Association and the Petroleum Planning and Analysis Cell.
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阿尔巴尼亚石油和天然气报告2019年第一季度
In October 2018, Albania’s national agency of natural resources (AKBN) invited bids for oil exploration in Block 5 in the
southwestern part of the country. The deadline for the submission or the bids was November 7, but the results have not been
made public yet. In March 2018, state-owned oil and gas company Albpetrol invited expressions of interest for concession agreements
in Gorisht-Kocul, Cakran-Mollaj and Amonica fields. In January 2018, Shell Upstream Albania, a subsidiary of Royal Dutch Shell, started drilling an onshore appraisal
well Shpirag-4. The following month, the government of Albania and Royal Dutch Shell reportedly signed an exploration deal,
which foresees an investment of EUR42.5mn over the next seven years into Blocks 2, 3 and 4. We hold our muted forecast for oil reserves, which we expect to drop to 131.2mn bbl by 2027, down from an estimated 192.6mn
bbl in 2018.
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巴林石油和天然气报告2019年第一季度
Through state entities such as Bahrain Petroleum and the National Oil & Gas Authority, the government asserts primary control
over the oil and gas sector in Bahrain. NOGA regulates the industry and issues regulations, while the state-owned oil and gas
company BAPCO has exclusive rights to explore, produce and distribute oil and gas on the government's behalf.
There is no key and overarching regulatory framework. However, the government has increasingly tried to increase private sector
participation in order to maximise the country's limited natural resources (see Licensing Regime section below).
In middle June 2016, King Hamad bin Isa al-Khalifa announced that he was abolishing the kingdom's Energy Ministry and creating
two new portfolios from it. Sheikh Mohammed bin Khalifa bin Ahmed al-Khalifa was named Oil Minister and former Energy Minister
Abdul Hussain bin Ali Mirza was appointed Electricity and Water Affairs Minister.