Global Oil and Gas Capital Expenditure Outlook - 2010: National Oil Companies (NOCs) to Drive Investment---Aarkstore Enterprise Market Research Aggreg

Summarysignificant decrease in 2009, after the surge in
New report "Global Oil and Gas Capital Expenditure2007–08. However, in 2010 capex activity is
Outlook - 2010 National Oil Companies (NOCs) to Driveexpected to rise, driven mainly by large National Oil
Investment" provides in-depth analysis and insights intoCompanies (NOCs). GlobalData forecasts a 12%
the oil and gas sector capital expenditure outlook forgrowth in the oil and gas sector capital expenditure in
2010. The report provides a detailed analysis of the2010 and expects the total capex of the leading listed
current and future capital expenditure position ofoil and gas companies to exceed $798 billion, driven
national oil companies, integrated, and independent oilmainly by the investments of NOCs. The total capital
and gas companies. It details Information and analysisexpenditure by the listed NOCs (for which data is
of capital expenditure in oil and gas segments;publicly available) is expected to register a 16% growth
upstream and Midstream. It also provides a detailedto around $375 billion in 2010.
information on capital expenditure across variousScope
region; North America, South and Central America,The report provides in-depth analysis and insights into
Europe, Middle East & Africa and Asia-Pacific.oil and gas sector capital expenditure outlook for 2010.
The report also covers the planned oil and gasIts scope includes:
projects in upstream, refining, pipeline, LNG and- Key findings and analysis of capital expenditure trend
petrochemical projects.in oil and gas sector.
A drop of over $100 per barrel in oil prices late last- Historic and forecast capital expenditure information
year to around $32 per barrel prompted many nationalfrom 2005 to 2010.
oil companies, which depend on oil for most of their- Information and analysis of capital expenditure in oil
revenue, to cut spending, delay and cancel oil and gasand gas segments; Upstream and Midstream.
projects. However, most NOCs have the necessary- Detailed information on break-up capital expenditure
financial strength to fund their capital-intensive projectsby regions; North America, Asia-Pacific, South and
and they continued to spend in the present economicCentral America, Africa and Middle East and Europe.
downturn. The capital expenditure of oil and gas- Information on capital expenditure by company type;
companies, witnessed a significant decrease in 2009,National Oil Companies, Integrated and Independents
after the surge in 2007–08. However, in 2010 capexcompanies.
activity is expected to rise, driven mainly by large- Details the major planned oil and gas projects in
National Oil Companies (NOCs). The capitalupstream, refining, pipeline, (Liquified Natural Gas) LNG
expenditure of oil and gas companies, witnessed aand Petrochemical.