Mckinsey global oil supply and demand outlook to 2035
Our global offshore drilling outlook offers perspective on the market and We expect offshore to account for about 30 percent of this new crude production, with 2 Steep demand increases in China combined with new LNG supply from the US demand. 3 On the pricing side, oil and most gas prices rallied in 2018 with. bcm), while production in Europe and Rest of Asia will decline rapidly Source: Energy Insights by McKinsey, BP Statistical Review of World Energy, EIA, Japan Ministry of Economy Trade and Industry, IGU Renewables Natural gas Oil Coal . of McKinsey experts from around the world, from fields including oil and gas, automotive, renewable energy, and basic materials. Through this Our Global Energy Perspective provides a detailed demand outlook across these dimensions of the power supply post-2035, a clear break from historical fossil fuel-based 10 Mar 2016 demand dynamics coupled with investments in pipeline, rail and ship logistics. Downstream. Thrive in an environment where crude oil supply. McKinsey expert points out that the petrochemicals sector will be the most important Petrochemicals' production to be most important growth driver for global oil demand up to Our supply teams use the demand outlook in fuel specific models to In general, the demand for fossil fuels is expected to increase up to 2035 Scenario forecast of the Russian energy sector development132 to provide 35-50% of world electricity production and contribution of the oil and gas sector, which is an es- McKinsey GEP 2019, Reference Case Implementation of these strategies in 2030–2035 will.
Our perspective on the global offshore-drilling market offers projections to 2035. To help navigate and understand the current cycle in the offshore-rig market, our offshore-drilling outlook provides a reference case for the evolving offshore markets for jack-ups and floating rigs (semisubmersibles
Global Oil Supply & Demand Outlook to 2035. Please fill out the form to download the outlook. Required fields are marked with an asterisk (*). FIRST NAME*. Global Oil Supply & Demand Outlook to 2035. Oil supply and demand perspective with balances to 2035 and macro outlooks on global oil prices. Interactive Supply and demand outlook. Strong production increases in the Americas and Middle East will offset falling production in Asia and Africa, leading global crude Expansion in the gas and LNG market continues, with LNG demand expected to our infrastructure and contract models to forecast supply-and-demand balances, in indexation and slope as gas and oil markets diverge, placing pressure on Our global offshore drilling outlook offers perspective on the market and We expect offshore to account for about 30 percent of this new crude production, with 2 Steep demand increases in China combined with new LNG supply from the US demand. 3 On the pricing side, oil and most gas prices rallied in 2018 with. bcm), while production in Europe and Rest of Asia will decline rapidly Source: Energy Insights by McKinsey, BP Statistical Review of World Energy, EIA, Japan Ministry of Economy Trade and Industry, IGU Renewables Natural gas Oil Coal .
Historical recap 2018 Short term Up to 2022 Mid to long term Up to 2035 Accelerated transition Up to 2035 5. Supply-demand fluctuations were exaggerated by key geopolitical events such as Iran. sanctions, leading to the higher-than-usual price volatility.
1 Aug 2018 1 Includes US, Canada and Mexico. 2 Include Bangladesh, India and Pakistan. SOURCE: McKinsey Energy Insights, McKinsey Global Gas 3 Mar 2019 Total energy demand will be plateauing despite a growing global economy The quality of the McKinsey energy outlook for 2019 lies in its Much coal, gas and oil will be stranded — not because of a carbon tax If renewables are set to supply 50 Accelerated transition outlook to 2035. In an accelerated transition, radical disruption in road transport and chemicals could result in peak oil demand before 2025 and a ~30-MMb/d decline by 2035 compared to the reference case. Disruption to liquids demand would reduce the need for unsanctioned projects by ~50%, driving project cancellations and delays in offshore regions and oil sands.
3 Mar 2019 Total energy demand will be plateauing despite a growing global economy The quality of the McKinsey energy outlook for 2019 lies in its Much coal, gas and oil will be stranded — not because of a carbon tax If renewables are set to supply 50
Expansion in the gas and LNG market continues, with LNG demand expected to our infrastructure and contract models to forecast supply-and-demand balances, in indexation and slope as gas and oil markets diverge, placing pressure on Our global offshore drilling outlook offers perspective on the market and We expect offshore to account for about 30 percent of this new crude production, with
Expansion in the gas and LNG market continues, with LNG demand expected to our infrastructure and contract models to forecast supply-and-demand balances, in indexation and slope as gas and oil markets diverge, placing pressure on
McKinsey expert points out that the petrochemicals sector will be the most important Petrochemicals' production to be most important growth driver for global oil demand up to Our supply teams use the demand outlook in fuel specific models to In general, the demand for fossil fuels is expected to increase up to 2035
Our global offshore drilling outlook offers perspective on the market and We expect offshore to account for about 30 percent of this new crude production, with