Since 2005, RPI has analyzed on a regular basis the status of offshore projects and is republishing this report for the sixth time even though the last version of a report on offshore upstream projects was released in early 2014.
In the interim since the last issue of the report, sweeping changes have taken place in the offshore E&P area, and these events have altered the plans of companies as well as our forecasts regarding the potential needs of the offshore market for processing facilities and materials, including seismic survey ships, drilling rigs, production platforms, and pipes for various purposes.
These changes are largely the result of the sanctions imposed against Russia, as they are aimed primarily at constraining the development of offshore petroleum resources by banning Western oilfield services companies from collaborating with Russian E&P companies and restricting the supply of advanced processing facilities designed for deepwater and offshore Arctic operations.
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