The Global Subsea Market to 2015
Strategic Offshore Research Ltd, February 2012, Pages: 102
The brand new edition of the Global Subsea Market report goes out to and includes 2015.
The report breaks down all of the market's less than straightforward drivers and multiple segments they impact on.
It makes real sense of what the raw numbers mean for the market both in terms of trends, future prospects and, more importantly, money.
Also included are different forward market scenarios, and detailed contractor analysis.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY - KEEPING A COOL HEAD
Key summary points
1. UPSTREAM TRENDS: STORMY WEATHER
1.1 An empty bowl after the party's over
1.2 The fundamentals of demand
1.3 New and old supplies require investment
1.4 Will spending keep up in the face of volatility?
1.5 The price will balance
1.6 Alll that's left: volatility and uncertainty
2. DEMAND IN THE SUBSEA MARKET
2.1 Volatile mixture - handle with care
2.2 Three coins in the fountain - North Sea, Deepwater, and Rest of the World
2.3 Demand in the North Sea - stumbles to new peak
2.4 Rest of the World demand - big, bold and brassy, again
2.5 Deepwater demand - still the buzz-word for many
2.6 Client make-up - shake your money maker
2.7 Outside market demand for subsea vessels - a game of hide and seek
2.8 Well intervention proves good, bad and ugly
2.9 Wind-farms and renewables - blow by blow accounting
3. THE STARTING POINT FOR TOMORROW - DEMAND OUT TO 2015
3.1 The main drivers - hey big spender
3.2 North Sea drivers - better stocked than for a while
3.3 International drivers - often a powerhouse
3.4 North Sea forecast - following the flowlines
3.5 Don't believe you eyes - making the visible more real
3.6 International forecast - not just deep
3.7 Regional forecast - going nuts in Brazil
3.8 Forecast by vessel type - supply constraints just about removed
3.9 The big picture of Global Demand
3.10 Cross my palm with silver - Oil price, profits, budgets, demand
3.11 Spending and vessel demand - have to be linked in some way
3.12 Scenario modelling with E&P spending
3.13 Money no object - could the market spend out of trouble?
4. VESSEL SUPPLY - GET READY TO RUMBLE (ON)
4.1 Fleet additions - just might be able to catch some breath
4.2 Fleet age profile - the first rule of youth club is
5. MARKET BALANCE - SOMETIMES THE SCALES ARE RIGGED
5.1 Supply can bring the market headaches
5.2 Diving Support Vessels
5.3 Diverless Construction Vessels (LAYSVs)
5.4 ROV support vessels
6. SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS - EVERYONE WANTS SOME UPSIDE
6.1 Gimme Gimme Gimme - background and cases
6.2 Vessel type analysis - sling your hook someplace else
6.3 Supply side case - dispatching vessells to neverland
6.4 High Case - balloon ride that would pop
6.5 Rate impacts - have you seen my walllet?
7. BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT - CONSOLIDATION MAKES BIG DIFFERENCE
7.1 And there were two
7.1.1 Subsea 7
7.2.2 Technip Offshore
7.3 The Next Layer
7.3.1 Aker Marine Contractors/Aker Solutions/Ezra
7.3.2 Helix/Well Ops/Canyon Offshore
7.3.3 McDermott
7.3.4 Saipem:
7.4 The Specialists
7.4.1 Bibby Offshore
7.4.2 Cal Dive
7.4.3 Cecon
7.4.4 DeepOcean/CTC
7.4.5 DOF Subsea
7.4.6 Fugro Survey
7.4.7 GSP
7.4.8 Hallin Marine/Superior Energy Services
7.4.9 Mermaid Maritime
7.4.10 Ocean Installer
7.4.11 Offshore Installation Group (OIG)
7.4.12 Reef Subsea
7.4.13 Wellstream
7.5 Further market players of note
7.6 Contractors' Geographical coverage
7.7 Subsea Market Contractor Positioning Strategies
APPENDIX
Subsea support newbuild and conversion projects
Current subsea support vessels and their classifications
GLOSSARY OF TERMS
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