Well stock and downhole equipment market in Russia: Current status and outlook to 2015

Discounted offer is valid till 31st of August!!!

 You can order the full report or separate sections!!! (ordering terms below)

During the past three year (2007-2009) oil production in Russia grew by 0.9 million tons, or less than 0.2%, mainly due to decline of output at brownfields and high costs of developing greenfield assets. One of the key instruments for achieving sustainable oil production growth is to efficiently manage the current and new well stock. The present situation in the Russian oil industry sets the following priorities for oil companies:

• cut costs of well equipment repair and replacement
• increase wells’ average runtime
• apply the most effective well equipment

 
Under the circumstances, well equipment manufacturers and suppliers face opportunities to strengthen their positions that were affected by the recent economic downturn.
 
The new report by RPI – Well stock and downhole equipment market in Russia: Current status and outlook to 2015 – addresses the key issues in this industry and market area:

• What is the historical and current structure of the well stock (production and idle) in Russia by producer companies, major production regions and types of artificial lift?
• What is the outlook for development of well stock to 2015, by petroleum companies and regions?
• What is the market size in Russia for selected groups of downhole equipment, by companies and production regions?
• What is the mid-term outlook (to 2015) for the demand for downhole equipment: wellhead equipment, pumps (with auxiliary equipment), well tubulars (casing and tubing), packers and workover tools?

PRICE STRUCTURE AND ORDERING TERMS***

Sections	Standard price (Euro)	Special offer (Euro): Effective until August,31 2010
Full report: Sections 1 и 2	4875	4375
Sections ordered separately:
Section 1. Oil well stock by companies and regions	1950 (When ordered together with sections 2.1 to 2.5, a discount of 25% is applied to the price of Section 1)	1750
Section 2.1. Wellhead equipment	1450	1300
Section 2.2. Pumps and auxiliary equipment	1450	1300
Section 2.3. Well tubulars	1450	1300
Section 2.4. Packers	1450	1300
Section 2.5. Workovers tools	1250	1130

***Important notice: The sections on market size of the selected equipment groups contain general description of methodology used for estimating demand, as well as estimated demand for historical (2005-2009) and future periods (to 2015). These sections do not contain the the well stock data used as a base for calculating the estimates; such data is provided and analyzed in Section 1 “Oil well stock by companies and regions”.

To order the full report or separate sections and for detailed information, please, contact Ms. Elena Vorobieva by email ElenaV@rpi-research.com or by telephone +7(495)778-93-32

SECTION 1: Oil well stock by companies and regions
1.1. Dynamics of well stock by oil companies and main production regions, 2005-2009
Well stock by main segments:

• Operating wells by production method:
  -  ESP
  -  Sucker rod pump
  -  Gaslift
  -  Other artificial lift
  -  Open flow
• Idle wells

Breakdown by oil production regions:

• Western Siberia
• Volga-Urals and Pre-Caspian
• Eastern Siberia and Far East
• Timan-Pechora
• Other (including regions in the South European part of Russia)

Oil companies:

• Bashneft
• Gazprom neft
• LUKOIL
• Rosneft
• Russneft
• Slavneft
• Surgutneftegaz
• Tatneft
• TNK-BP

 
1.2. Outlook for well stock development to 2015 by company and production region

• Key trends and factors shaping future dynamics of well stock

• Outlook to 2015 for particular well stock segments
  - ESP
  - Sucker rod pump
  - Gaslift
  - Other artificial lift
  - Open flow

  
SECTION 2: Market size for selected types of downhole equipment
The market size (demand) is estimated by oil companies and main production regions for 2005-2009 and to 2015.
 
2.1 Wellhead equipment, for wells on artificial lift methods

• Gaslift
• ESP
• Sucker rod pump

 
2.2 Pumps and auxiliary equipment

• ESPs
• Sucker rod pumps (inc. beam units)

 
2.3 Well tubulars

• Production tubing
• Casing

 
2.4 Packers for different applications

• Squeeze jobs
• Managing downhole pressure
• Fracturing

 
2.5 Tools for well workovers

 
Important notice: The sections on market size of the selected equipment groups contain general description of methodology used for estimating demand, as well as estimated demand for historical (2005-2009) and future periods (to 2015). These sections do not contain the the well stock data used as a base for calculating the estimates; such data is provided and analyzed in Section 1 “Oil well stock by companies and regions”.