Crude Oil Prices Likely to Jump to USD55 per barrel
The increase in crude oil prices would
significantly enhance the drilling and production activities resulting in the
growth of Iran oilfield service market in the coming years
Iran: According to the Iranian oil
minister, the government expressed optimism for the increase in the crude oil
prices to USD55 per barrel if an agreement is reached during the upcoming OPEC
meeting and if non-OPEC producers co-operate on the same. The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries has been
looking forward towards finalizing its first deal to limit oil output since
2008, with majority members prepared to offer Iran significant flexibility on
production volumes.
TechSci Research depicts that on the
back of large scale oil & gas exploration and production activities being
undertaken in the country, the market for Iran oilfield services are
anticipated to grow considerably in the near future. Oilfield services help in
making oil & gas exploration and production (E&P) activities smoother,
and are utilized throughout the life of the well, beginning from exploratory
& appraisal drilling to post drilling phase. Services such as Drilling
Services, Mud Engineering Services, Wireline Services, cementing services,
etc., are used for smoothening the drilling process, by eliminating waste and
enhancing the oil recovery process.
According
to a released report of TechSci
Research, “Iran Oilfield Services Market By Application, By
Type, Competition Forecast and opportunities 2011 - 2021”, oilfield services market in Iran is forecast to grow at a CAGR of more
than 13% during 2016-2021, on account of anticipated increase in oil & gas
E&P activities. On account of removal of sanctions, advent of foreign
players and anticipated rise in capital inflows, oilfield services market in
Iran is expected to grow by 2021. Further, as a result of signing of a Joint
Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) with P5+1 nations, in 2015, Iran is
cutting down on its nuclear enrichment activities and is focusing towards
increasing its crude oil production. This in turn is expected to result in
augmented demand for oilfield services during 2016-2021.