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Three fundamental game changers are described: 1) The end of the commodity super-cycle and falling oil prices which will likely continue due to new production and technologies; 2) Decarbonization through next generation renewable technologies; 3) Digitalization transforming demand and creating an electric-dominated system with many new entrants and business models. Corporate structures in oil, electricity, and gas will face disruption from these changes to business models.
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- 5. US GAS PRICE IN RELATION TO THE OIL PRICE Sources: World Bank, Aurora Energy Research Notes: 1. Oil price shown is Brent Crude 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 201220001998 200620042002 2010 20162008 20141992 199619881986 19901984 1994 Henry Hub Gas PriceBrent Crude Oil PriceOil price,1 2016$/bbl Henry Hub Gas price, 2016$/mmbtu
- 6. US SHALE PRODUCTION HAS PUSHED DOWN PRICES, AS WELL AS SUPERSEDING REINVESTMENT IN CONVENTIONAL GAS PRODUCTION Sources: World Bank, IEA, Aurora Energy Research Notes: 1. Non-shale gas production includes conventional, coal bed methane and tight gas production 26 28 24 4 2 6 8 14 12 10 16 20 18 22 0 20102007 20092008 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Non-shale gas productionShale gas production1Henry Hub gas price US gas production,1 tcf Henry Hub Gas price, 2016$/mmbtu
- 7. TOTAL EUROPEAN GAS DEMAND HASN’T CHANGED DRAMATICALLY OVER THE LAST 25 YEARS Sources: Eurostat, Aurora Energy Research Notes: Consumption shown here is the gross inland consumption per fuel type. 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 200620042002 2012201019981996 2000 201420081990 1992 1994 EU-28 coal & gas consumption, tcf Coal Gas
- 8. Iraq DEMAND Iraq SUPPLY WHY OIL PRICES WILL CONTINUE TO FALL • Transportation – electric vehicles - gas • Petrochemicals – gas • US production • Russian production • Iran & Iraq
- 9. 5 X 10MBD COUNTRIES US Russia Saudi Arabia Iraq Iran 10million+ 10million+ 10million+ US Saudi Arabia Russia Iraq 10million? Iran 10million?
- 10. Iraq DEMAND STRONGE R Iraq SUPPLY ABUNDANT GAS GAINS BEFORE DYING DOWN • Gas for electricity • Gas for petrochemicals • Gas for heating • US exports not imports • Qatar & Iran & Australia • LNG global supply chains
- 11. NEW TECHNOLOGIES OUR DIGITAL FUTURE Next Generation Solar Graphene 3D Printing Robotics Batteries Electric Cars Large Scale Storage Smart grids Smart Meters Surprises Iraq ROBOTS Iraq 3D PRINTING Iraq ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENC E
- 12. DIGITAL WORLD IS ELECTRIC • Future energy markets dominated by electricity • Next generation solar delivers • Digital & renewables all zero-marginal cost • CAPACITY NOT WHOLESALE MARKETS • CCGTs & OCGs, NEED TO BID CAPACITY • CONTRIBUTION FROM BATTERIES & STORAGE & DEMAND SIDE
- 13. CORPORATE STRUCTURES UNDER PRESSURE • Oil companies – harvest-and-exit • Electricity companies – vertical break-up • Lots of new entrants – car companies, battery companies, broadband hubs supply points
- 14. FOR GAS COMPANIES LOTS OF OPTIONS • Into CCGTs & OCGs • Into petrochemicals • Into LNG • Into fixed priced capacity contract But almost all are derivative on electricity markets
- 16. FOR INFORMATION – DIETERHELM.CO.UK • Greg Clark’s energy agenda, Paper 20, Sep 16 • Flawed in almost all its parts – the final CMA report on electricity markets, Paper 19, Jul 16 • After Hinkley – how to contract for the rest of the nuclear programme, Paper 18, Apr 16 • The CMA Energy Market investigation: Companies 5-0 CMA? Paper 17, Mar 16 • The new normal – oil prices after the crash, Paper 16, Feb 16 • Stranded Assets – a deceptively simple and flawed idea, Paper 15, Oct 15 • Reforming the FiTs and capacity mechanisms, Paper 14, Sep 15 Energy Futures Network Paper 22. Are the electricity price increases justified? Dieter Helm Feb16 Energy Futures Network Paper 23. Not so smart – what has gone wrong with the smart meter programme and how to fix it Dieter Helm March 2017 Energy Futures Network Paper 24. Why intervention on electricity prices is needed and how to do it without undermining competition Dieter Helm Sep 16 Energy Futures Network Paper 21. Energy and Climate Policy after BREXIT Dieter Helm Oct 16 • The first 100 days of Conservative energy policy, Paper 13, Aug 15 • Penalty tariffs, open ended regulation and embedding overcharging. Paper 12, Jul 15 • British energy policy- what happens next? Paper 11, Jun 15 • Energy Policy and the Coalition, Paper 10, March 15 • What should oil companies do about climate change? Paper 9, Feb 15 • Competition in the British electricity sector: a set or practical measures, Paper 8, Feb 15