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The Petroleum Economist Ltd
World Energy Atlas
6th edition
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Con t en t s
World Energy Analysis
Energy in transition
Oil: a new demand focus x
Petroleum Economist
Gas markets enter a new era xiv
Petroleum Economist
Renewables: big potential, lots of questions marks xviii
Petroleum Economist
Energy in transition xxii
Antoine Rostand, Schlumberger Business Consulting
R&D: vital for the energy transition xxiv
Brian Forbes, Tamas Seregi and Vivek Chidambaram,
Schlumberger Business Consulting
Unconventional gas's global potential xxvi
Herve Wilczynski and Muqsit Ashraf, Schlumberger Business Consulting
EOR: a vital tool in a low-carbon future xxviii
Raul Camba, Schlumberger Business Consulting
Water: managing a strategic resource xxxi
Rakesh Jaggi, Muqsit Ashraf and Hermes Alvarez,
Schlumberger Business Consulting
World Energy Statistics
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GDP
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gas consumption per capita
coal consumption per capita
primary energy consumption per capita
LNG trade
principle shipping routes
crude oil and natural gas liquids production
natural gas production
coal production
nuclear installed capacity
hydro installed in operation'capacity
wind installed capacity
geothermal total installed capacity
solar installed photovoltaic capacity
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1 . Europe
1-01 Europe (Northwest)
1-02 UK (Wales & Northern Ireland) & Ireland
1-03 UK (Southern England)
1-04 UK (Northern England & Scotland)
1-05 North Sea (South)
1-06 North Sea (Central)
1-07 North Sea (North)
1-08 North Sea & Atlantic Margins
1-09 Norway (Asgard Development Area)
1-10 Norway (Sn0hvit Development Area)
1-11 Europe (Southwest)
1-12 France (Northwest)
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France
Iberian
Europe
Europe
Turkey
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Peninsula
(Southeast)
(Central)
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2. Russian Federation & neighbouring countries
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Russia (West) & the Baltics
Russia (South) & Caucasus
Ukraine
Black Sea (East)
Caspian Sea (South)
Caspian Sea (North)
Volga-Urals Basin
Middle Volga Basin
Urals (North)
Yamal Peninsula
Ob Basin
Central Asian Republics
Siberia (West)
Siberia (East)
Sakhalin Island (North)
Sakhalin Island (South)
Barents Sea Area
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3-01 Middle East (North)
3-02 Middle East (South)
3-03 Syria
3-04 Iraq
3-05 Iran
3-06 Saudi Arabia (North) & Kuwait
3-07 Saudi Arabia (Persian Gulf)
3-08 " Saudi Arabia (Red Sea)
3-09 U.A.E, Bahrain & Qatar
3-10 Oman
3-11 Yemen
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4. Africa
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4-01 Mauritania
4-02 Tunisia
4-03 Algeria
4-04 Algeria (Grand Erg Oriental)
4-05 Algeria (Grand Erg Occidental)
4-06 Libya
4-07 Egypt
4-08 Egypt (West Delta Deepwater Marine)
4-09 Egypt (Gulf of Suez)
4-10 ..Egypt (Western Desert)
4-11 Chad & Sudan
4-12 Gulf of Guinea
4-13 Nigeria
4-14 Nigeria (Offshore)
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Ghana & Cote d Ivoire
Equatorial Guinea
Cameroon
Congo (South) & Angola (Cabinda)
Angola (Offshore)
Gabon
Africa (South)
Africa (East)
Asia (Northwest)
Pakistan, Afghanistan and India (Northwest)
India (Cambay & Bombay Basin)
India (South)
India (Krishna-Godavari Basin)
India (Northeast) & Bangladesh
Gulf of Thailand
Vietnam (Offshore)
China (West) & Mongolia
China (East) & Asia (Northeast)
China (Junggar & Tarim Basins)
China (Ordos & Sichuan Basins)
China (Bo Hai Gulf)
China (South China Sea)
Japan
Asia (Southeast)
Indonesia (Sarawak & Borneo)
Indonesia (East Kalimantan Basin)
Indonesia (Northwest)
Indonesia (Northeast) & Philippines
Malaysia (Offshore Borneo) & Brunei
Malaysia (Natuna Sea)
Australia (North) & Papua New Guinea
Australia (Timor Sea)
Australia (West)
Australia (Northwest Shelf)
Australia (Central & East)
New Zealand
New Zealand (New Plymouth)
7. Latin America
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Mexico (North)
Mexico (South)
Mexico (Bahia de Campeche)
The Caribbean
Venezuela (West)
Venezuela (East)
Trinidad & Tobago
Guyana, Suriname, French Guiana & Brazil (North)
Ecuador
Colombia
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7-11 Brazil (Northeast)
7-12 Brazil (East)
7-13 Brazil (Campos Basin)
7-14 Argentina & Chile
7-15 Argentina (Neuquen Basin)
7-16 . l at i n America (South)
7-17 Bolivia, Paraguay & Peru
8. North America
8-01 US (Florida, Alabama & Georgia)
8-02 US (Texas [East], Lousiana & Mississippi)
8-03 US (Gulf of Mexico [East Breaks & Garden Banks])
8-04 US (Gulf of Mexico [Green Canyon])
8-05 US (Gulf of Mexico [Viosca Knoll, Mississippi Canyon])
8-06 US (Texas [West[, New Mexico & Arizona)
8-07 US (California, Nevada & Utah)
8-08 US (Colorado, Oklahoma, Kansas & Nebraska)
8-09 US (Missouri, Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Tennessee
& Kentucky)
8-10 US (Ohio, Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina, Maryland & Delaware)
8-11 US (New England)
8-12 US (Great Lakes)
8-13 US (Wyoming, Montana, North & South Dakota)
8-14 US (Washington, Oregon & Idaho)
8-15 US (Alaska)
8-16 Canada (British Columbia)
8-17 Canada (Alberta & Saskatchewan)
8-18 Canada (Ontario & Quebec)
8-19 Canada (East & Newfoundland)
9. Arctic
9-01 The Arctic Circle
Index
Terms and conversion factors
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