Murray on October 18, 2005 - 2:24pm
Using the spreadsheet, and assuming the "most likely" case is Low+0.4(high-low), and taking a decline from existing fields of 2 Mb/d/yr and adding another 1.5 Mb/d from refinery gain plus NGL plus tarsands, and adding contribution from 2004 projects, 2010 total production would be up 2.1 Mb/d in the best case, down 1.3 Mb/d in the likely case and down 3.5 Mb/d in the worst case. Even going back and adding increases for 2006/7/8 from projects that started producing in 2002/3/ we are down every year from 2006 in the likely and worst cases. It seems like these projects are not enough to offset declines. Murray
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Murray on October 18, 2005 - 3:04pm
I tried to redo the above a little more carefully, and to average with an independant analysis I did previously. The result is practically flat from 2007 through 2012. Any year in that group could be the peak, but would be little dufferent from the others. Murray
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