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Proceedings of the 2019 South East Asia Petroleum Exploration Society (SEAPEX) Conference, 2019
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Abstract: The Global Energy Landscape

Jarand Rystad1

THE CHALLENGE AHEAD: ENERGY COMPANIES NEED TO STEER THROUGH CYCLES AND TRANSITIONS

Energy companies face tremendous short and long-term challenges. Short term, the challenges are related to volatile energy prices, illustrated by the oil price slide in Q4 2018. Rystad Energy has developed a proprietary model using system dynamics to understand market dynamics. Key insights from these simulations will be shown, e.g. how shale has increased the market volatility and shortened the cycle time.

Longer term, energy companies and governments must prepare for the energy transition away from Previous HitfossilNext Hit Previous HitfuelTop. It is not IF, but WHEN this will happen, as oil demand will peak and renewable electricity generation will become very competitive. Investments in new energy sources have a very different risk-reward profile versus traditional upstream investments and capital cost will need to be much lower, very different from the current equity-based funding of capacity development. Thus, are current energy companies natural owners of tomorrow’s energy infrastructure? How fast will the transition happen and what kind of financial and organizational transformation do we need to see? And which role should, and could governments take? How does this impact E$amp;P companies around the world?

Acknowledgments and Associated Footnotes

1 Jarand Rystad: Rystad Energy, Norway

Jarand founded Rystad Energy in 2004 and is managing the company. Jarand has extensive experience in oil and gas strategy advisory work from McKinsey and Rystad Energy. He has led a number of strategy projects for international oil and gas companies and oilfield service companies. He has also worked with governments and international organizations on topics related to the global energy agenda. He is among the most cited petroleum analysts in the industry. His areas of expertise include E&P strategy, transactions, macro and oil service industry analysis, including decommissioning market studies. Jarand holds a M.Sc. degree in Physics from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology.

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