Most executives believe that $60 per barrel oil is an important thershold for revival in U.S. oil and gas exploration and production activity. Almost half of respondents believe that prices reach $60-$80 by 2017 (44%) or by 2020 (46%).
On the natural gas side, 70% expect price to range between $2.50-3.50 per million British Thermal units (MMBtu) between now and 2020, with a third anticipating this price banned in 2017. They much higher than henry Hub to the end of 2016-2020, which creates opportunity for U.S.LNG exporters.
Some 81% believe international prices range from $5-$10 per MMBtu. When asked which policy or geopolitical most affect their company, survey respondents cited OPEC production decision as having the most impact on the upstream sector, otherwise U.S. iddle land tax, tax and policy decisions are next.
Meanwhile, the midstream sector has opportunities for growth in the U.S. LNG export industry, and the U.S. Gulf Coast Region is seen as the area that present heavenly opportunity, mostly for better Kingdom Saudi Arabia 70$/barrel Brent Oil Price resistant sustainable affordable for next multiyears in case better quality Oil, according to 63% of respondents.
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