Westwood Global Energy Group发布2022年上游油气回顾

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专业能源市场研究和咨询公司 Westwood Global Energy Group (Westwood) 对 2022 年上游石油和天然气的回顾描绘了该行业动荡的一年,能源转型与维持能源供应的社会压力之间持续存在斗争。更重要的是,尽管2022年高油价和天然气价格带来了大量收入,但石油公司的再投资进展缓慢,而是专注于向股东回报价值和减少债务。

Westwood全球勘探与评估主管格雷姆·巴格利(Graeme Bagley)表示:“高位且波动的油价对行业和社会的影响已经充分显现。从疫情引发的油价暴跌,到两年内因战争、制裁导致的供应崩溃和油价见顶,这都是非同寻常的——即使是在油价过山车般的背景下也是如此。过去12年。股东是最大的受益者——每增加一美元现金流,就有 44 美分流向股东,而只有 12 美分用于增加资本支出。”

巴格利继续说道,“欧洲的油价也经历了类似的动荡,为贸易公司和石油公司的贸易部门带来了巨大的套利机会和利润繁荣。” 高能源价格对整个社会的影响迫使欧洲各国政府实施大规模的支持计划,为消费者提供天然气和电力补贴,部分费用是通过对能源生产商征收暴利税来支付的。”

“展望 2023 年,欧洲天然气价格将继续波动且难以预测,而股东派息预计将继续。优先考虑能源转型的公司可能会退出该行业,而选择留下来的公司将愿意购买有吸引力的资产。”

Westwood 的完整 2022 年上游石油和天然气回顾可通过其网站访问。

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Westwood Global Energy Group release 2022 review of upstream oil and gas

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A 2022 review of upstream oil and gas from Westwood Global Energy Group (Westwood), the specialist energy market research and consultancy firm, depicts a turbulent year for the industry, with a constant battle between the energy transition and societal pressures to maintain energy supply. What’s more, despite substantial revenues generated by high oil and gas prices in 2022, oil companies are being slow to reinvest and are instead focusing on returning value to shareholders and reducing debt.

Graeme Bagley, Head of Global Exploration and Appraisal, Westwood said: “The impact of high and volatile oil prices on the industry and society has well and truly been brought to bear. Pivoting from an oil price crash sparked by the pandemic, to a war-related, sanctions-driven collapse in supply and an oil price peak all in two years is extraordinary – even in the context of the oil price roller-coaster seen over the last 12 years. And shareholders have been the biggest beneficiaries– with 44 cents in every extra dollar of cashflow going to shareholders and just 12 cents to increased capital expenditure.”

Bagley continues, “Gas has had a similarly turbulent journey, with prices in Europe leading to huge arbitrage opportunities and a profit boom for the trading houses and oil company trading divisions. The impact of high energy prices on society at large forced governments in Europe into massive support programmes, subsidising gas and electricity for consumers, paid for in part by windfall taxes on energy producers.”

“Looking ahead to 2023, European gas prices will continue to be volatile and hard to predict, whilst shareholder pay-outs are expected to continue. Companies that have prioritised the energy transition may exit the sector whilst those that choose to remain will be willing buyers of attractive assets.”

Westwood’s full 2022 upstream oil and gas review of the year can be accessed via their website.

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