Over the past 20 years, RPI has carried out hundreds of studies on all major segments of the oil and gas industry of Russia, CIS and Eastern Europe.
RPI specialists are permanently in close connect with the industry and monitor its developments closely to provide best-in-class analytics and information support for industry players.
RPI specialists are permanently in close connect with the industry and monitor its developments closely to provide best-in-class analytics and information support for industry players.
The study aims to provide a detailed analysis of the CIS oilfield services market, including an overview of oil producers’ key performance indicators in production, drilling, well interventions, application of enhanced oil recovery techniques, etc. Separately, we reviewed the drilling segments, including sidetracking, workovers and well servicing, hydraulic fracturing, coiled tubing operations, and cementing. For each country, the report offers a forecast of production rates and meters drilled covering the period from 2012 through 2020.
RPI has kept track of the CIS member states’ oil production sectors for over 20 years, which enables our specialists to develop in-depth analyses of the opportunities and evolutionary risks associated with production projects in these countries. We have used the insights and experience gained in this process as a basis for this report in order to evaluate the growth potential of the CIS countries’ oilfield services market.
This study presents detailed data on major oilfield service companies working in the CIS and their historical business performance. It thoroughly reviews the investment climate in each country and potential risks, and analyses new players’ opportunities for entering the CIS oilfield services market.
The key sections of the report provide insights on the following:
The forecasts and assumptions regarding the probable future growth of the CIS oilfield services market, including the projections of production and drilling contained in the study, are based on a thorough analysis of information obtained from reliable sources. This allows us to predict growth prospects, opportunities, risks and threats for both the sector as a whole and its individual players.
RPI has kept track of the CIS member states’ oil production sectors for over 20 years, which enables our specialists to develop in-depth analyses of the opportunities and evolutionary risks associated with production projects in these countries. We have used the insights and experience gained in this process as a basis for this report in order to evaluate the growth potential of the CIS countries’ oilfield services market.
This study presents detailed data on major oilfield service companies working in the CIS and their historical business performance. It thoroughly reviews the investment climate in each country and potential risks, and analyses new players’ opportunities for entering the CIS oilfield services market.
The key sections of the report provide insights on the following:
- Key performance data for the exploration and production sector. This section presents the sector’s major performance indicators: meters drilled, rates of production, and scopes of well servicing and workover operations.
- Overview of major customers. This section looks at customer requirements for drilling, well intervention and enhanced oil recovery applications. It also discusses the sector’s new promising projects.
- Key customer profiles. The section focuses on the companies’ main operating regions and services they provide, as well as on the oilfield service companies’ productive capabilities.
- Medium-term forecast of production and drilling for 2012 through 2020. This section assesses the future prospects of major production projects and producers’ drilling plans.
- Comments on the future of oilfield service providers’ operations in the CIS market. The section offers insights on oilfield service companies’ growth prospects in the CIS national markets (in particular identifying promising market segments), analyses the main risks and offers recommendations regarding individual companies’ potential presence in the region.
The forecasts and assumptions regarding the probable future growth of the CIS oilfield services market, including the projections of production and drilling contained in the study, are based on a thorough analysis of information obtained from reliable sources. This allows us to predict growth prospects, opportunities, risks and threats for both the sector as a whole and its individual players.
The main conclusions
1 Kazakhstan
Conclusions
1.1 Production sector key performance data
1.1.2 Oil production
1.1.3 Gas production
1.2 Drilling market
1.1.1 Exploration drilling
1.1.2 Production drilling
1.1.3 Drilling contractors
1.3 Workover
1.1.4 Workover market
1.1.5 Well servicing market
1.4 Well stimulation and well cementing markets
1.1.6 Fracturing
1.1.7 Coil tubing
1.1.8 Well cementing
1.1.9 Sidetracking
1.1.10 HC1 acid bottom hole zone treatment
1.1.11 Optimization of mechanized well stock operation conditions
1.1.12 Transition of wells into another operation mode
1.1.13 Commissioning of idle wells
1.5 Well testing
1.6 Market distribution by main regions in the Republic of Kazakhstan
1.1.14 The Mangistau region
1.1.15 The Kyzylorda region
1.1.16 The Atyrau region
1.1.17 The Aktyubinsk region
1.1.18 West Kazakhstan region
1.7 Customers
1.8 Contractors
1.1.19 Halliburton
1.1.20 Weatherford
1.1.21 Expro
1.1.22 Neftserviceholding
1.1.23 Ontustikmunaigas
1.1.24 GC Caspiy
1.1.25 Southeastern Services Group (Neftserviceholding, Perm)
1.1.26 XiBu
1.1.27 Schlumberger
1.9 Forecasts for Oil and Gas Production in 2012-2020
1.9.2 Oil and gas production
1.9.3 Drilling
1.10 Commentary on prospects for entering the Kazakhstan market
2 Azerbaijan
Conclusions
2.1 Main indicators of the oil and gas industry
2.1.2 Oil Production
2.1.3 Gas Production
2.2 Oil Field Services Market of Azerbaijan
2.2.2 Drilling
2.2.3 Well Servicing and Workover
2.3 Main Customers
2.3.2 SOCAR
2.3.3 AIOC
2.3.4 Shakh-Deniz
2.3.5 Absheron project
2.3.6 Bakhar Energy
2.3.7 Salyan Oil
2.3.8 JV Shirvan Oil
2.3.9 Karasu Operating Company
2.3.10 Binagadi Neft
2.3.11 Absheron Operating Company
2.3.12 Surakhanó Oil Company
2.3.13 BÐ Shafag-Asiman Ltd.
2.4 Main Contractor Profiles
2.4.2 SOCAR-AQŞ
2.4.3 AzeriMI Drilling Fluids Ltd. SP
2.4.4 Caspian Drilling Company Ltd.
2.4.5 ÊÑÀ Deutag
2.4.6 Gulf Drilling
2.4.7 Weatherford
2.4.8 Schlumberger
2.5 Forecasts for Oil and Gas Production in 2012-2020
2.5.2 Forecasts for Oil and Gas Production
2.5.3 Drilling Forecasts
2.6 Commentary on prospects for entering the Turkmenian market
3 Turkmenistan
Conclusions
3.1 Production sector key performance data
3.1.2 Oil production
3.1.3 Gas production
3.2 Turkmenistan’s Well Servicing and Workover Operations
3.2.2 Drilling
3.2.3 Workover
3.3 Customers
3.3.2 Turkmenneft
3.3.3 Turkmengeologiya
3.3.4 Turkmengaz
3.3.5 ITERA
3.3.6 Dragon Oil
3.3.7 Petronas
3.3.8 RWE
3.3.9 Burren Energy
3.3.10 CNPC («Bagtyiarlyk»)
3.3.11 South Yolotan-Osman project
3.4 Contractors
3.4.2 Halliburton
3.4.3 BakerHughes
3.4.4 Calik Enerji
3.4.5 Schlumberger
3.4.6 Sinopec
3.4.7 Chuanqing Drilling Engineering Company (ÑNPC subsidiary)
3.4.8 Yug-Neftegaz (Ukraine)
3.4.9 TatNeft
3.4.10 NIS
3.4.11 Scomi Group BHD (Malaysia)
3.4.12 ERIELL
3.5 Forecasts for Oil and Gas Production in 2012-2020
3.5.2 Oil and gas production
3.5.3 Drilling
3.6 Commentary on prospects for entering the Turkmenian market
4 Uzbekistan
Conclusions and Comments
4.1 Main indicators of the oil and gas industry
4.1.2 Oil and Gas Production
4.2 Oil Field Services Market of Uzbekistan
4.2.2 Production and Prospect Drilling
4.2.3 Well Workover Operations
4.2.4 Oil Field Equipment Market
4.3 Customer Analysis
4.3.2 Uzbekneftegaz
4.3.3 Gazprom
4.3.4 LUKOIL
4.3.5 CNPC
4.3.6 Petronas
4.3.7 KNOC
4.3.8 KOGAS
4.3.9 JV US KOR Gas Chemical
4.3.10 Tethys Petroleum Limited
4.3.11 JV Aral Sea Operating Company
4.3.12 JV Gissarneftegaz
4.3.13 Kossor Operating Company
4.3.14 Daewoo International Corporation
4.4 Main Contractor Analysis
4.4.2 Oil Exploration Operations Company
4.4.3 Bureau of Geophysical Prospecting (BGP)
4.4.4 ERIELL Corporation S.R.O.
4.4.5 SSK
4.4.6 Xibu Drilling
4.4.7 CNODC
4.4.8 Weatherford International Ltd.
4.4.9 Schlumberger
4.4.10 PetroAlliance
4.4.11 Integra
4.4.12 OOO TNG Group
4.4.13 Nefteservisholding
4.4.14 Sibneftgeofizika
4.4.15 Baker Hughes
4.4.16 Gazprom International (Zarubezhneftegaz)
4.4.17 Zarubezhneft
4.5 Forecasts for Oil and Gas Production in 2012-2020
4.5.2 Forecast of oil and gas production
4.5.3 Forecast of production and exploration drilling
4.6 Comments on the Prospects of Oil Field Services Companies in Uzbekistan
5 Ukraine
Conclusions
5.1 Main indicators of the oil and gas industry
5.1.2 Oil production
5.1.3 Gas production
5.2 Oilfield Services Market in Ukraine
5.2.2 Exploration drilling
5.2.3 Development drilling
5.3 Major customers
5.3.1 NAC Naftogaz of Ukraine
5.3.2 Ukrneft
5.3.3 Chernomorneftegaz
5.3.4 Ukrgazdobycha
5.3.5 ZAO Neftegazdobycha
5.3.6 ZAO Natural Resources
5.3.7 Regal Petroleum
5.3.8 JV Poltava Petroleum Company
5.4 Principle contractor profiles
5.4.1 Ukrburgaz
5.4.2 OOO Ukrburservis
5.5 Forecasts for Oil and Gas Production in 2012-2020
5.5.2 Oil production forecast
5.5.3 Gas production forecast
5.5.4 Drilling forecast
5.6 Comments Regarding Prospects for Service Companies in Ukraine
1 Kazakhstan
Conclusions
1.1 Production sector key performance data
1.1.2 Oil production
1.1.3 Gas production
1.2 Drilling market
1.1.1 Exploration drilling
1.1.2 Production drilling
1.1.3 Drilling contractors
1.3 Workover
1.1.4 Workover market
1.1.5 Well servicing market
1.4 Well stimulation and well cementing markets
1.1.6 Fracturing
1.1.7 Coil tubing
1.1.8 Well cementing
1.1.9 Sidetracking
1.1.10 HC1 acid bottom hole zone treatment
1.1.11 Optimization of mechanized well stock operation conditions
1.1.12 Transition of wells into another operation mode
1.1.13 Commissioning of idle wells
1.5 Well testing
1.6 Market distribution by main regions in the Republic of Kazakhstan
1.1.14 The Mangistau region
1.1.15 The Kyzylorda region
1.1.16 The Atyrau region
1.1.17 The Aktyubinsk region
1.1.18 West Kazakhstan region
1.7 Customers
1.8 Contractors
1.1.19 Halliburton
1.1.20 Weatherford
1.1.21 Expro
1.1.22 Neftserviceholding
1.1.23 Ontustikmunaigas
1.1.24 GC Caspiy
1.1.25 Southeastern Services Group (Neftserviceholding, Perm)
1.1.26 XiBu
1.1.27 Schlumberger
1.9 Forecasts for Oil and Gas Production in 2012-2020
1.9.2 Oil and gas production
1.9.3 Drilling
1.10 Commentary on prospects for entering the Kazakhstan market
2 Azerbaijan
Conclusions
2.1 Main indicators of the oil and gas industry
2.1.2 Oil Production
2.1.3 Gas Production
2.2 Oil Field Services Market of Azerbaijan
2.2.2 Drilling
2.2.3 Well Servicing and Workover
2.3 Main Customers
2.3.2 SOCAR
2.3.3 AIOC
2.3.4 Shakh-Deniz
2.3.5 Absheron project
2.3.6 Bakhar Energy
2.3.7 Salyan Oil
2.3.8 JV Shirvan Oil
2.3.9 Karasu Operating Company
2.3.10 Binagadi Neft
2.3.11 Absheron Operating Company
2.3.12 Surakhanó Oil Company
2.3.13 BÐ Shafag-Asiman Ltd.
2.4 Main Contractor Profiles
2.4.2 SOCAR-AQŞ
2.4.3 AzeriMI Drilling Fluids Ltd. SP
2.4.4 Caspian Drilling Company Ltd.
2.4.5 ÊÑÀ Deutag
2.4.6 Gulf Drilling
2.4.7 Weatherford
2.4.8 Schlumberger
2.5 Forecasts for Oil and Gas Production in 2012-2020
2.5.2 Forecasts for Oil and Gas Production
2.5.3 Drilling Forecasts
2.6 Commentary on prospects for entering the Turkmenian market
3 Turkmenistan
Conclusions
3.1 Production sector key performance data
3.1.2 Oil production
3.1.3 Gas production
3.2 Turkmenistan’s Well Servicing and Workover Operations
3.2.2 Drilling
3.2.3 Workover
3.3 Customers
3.3.2 Turkmenneft
3.3.3 Turkmengeologiya
3.3.4 Turkmengaz
3.3.5 ITERA
3.3.6 Dragon Oil
3.3.7 Petronas
3.3.8 RWE
3.3.9 Burren Energy
3.3.10 CNPC («Bagtyiarlyk»)
3.3.11 South Yolotan-Osman project
3.4 Contractors
3.4.2 Halliburton
3.4.3 BakerHughes
3.4.4 Calik Enerji
3.4.5 Schlumberger
3.4.6 Sinopec
3.4.7 Chuanqing Drilling Engineering Company (ÑNPC subsidiary)
3.4.8 Yug-Neftegaz (Ukraine)
3.4.9 TatNeft
3.4.10 NIS
3.4.11 Scomi Group BHD (Malaysia)
3.4.12 ERIELL
3.5 Forecasts for Oil and Gas Production in 2012-2020
3.5.2 Oil and gas production
3.5.3 Drilling
3.6 Commentary on prospects for entering the Turkmenian market
4 Uzbekistan
Conclusions and Comments
4.1 Main indicators of the oil and gas industry
4.1.2 Oil and Gas Production
4.2 Oil Field Services Market of Uzbekistan
4.2.2 Production and Prospect Drilling
4.2.3 Well Workover Operations
4.2.4 Oil Field Equipment Market
4.3 Customer Analysis
4.3.2 Uzbekneftegaz
4.3.3 Gazprom
4.3.4 LUKOIL
4.3.5 CNPC
4.3.6 Petronas
4.3.7 KNOC
4.3.8 KOGAS
4.3.9 JV US KOR Gas Chemical
4.3.10 Tethys Petroleum Limited
4.3.11 JV Aral Sea Operating Company
4.3.12 JV Gissarneftegaz
4.3.13 Kossor Operating Company
4.3.14 Daewoo International Corporation
4.4 Main Contractor Analysis
4.4.2 Oil Exploration Operations Company
4.4.3 Bureau of Geophysical Prospecting (BGP)
4.4.4 ERIELL Corporation S.R.O.
4.4.5 SSK
4.4.6 Xibu Drilling
4.4.7 CNODC
4.4.8 Weatherford International Ltd.
4.4.9 Schlumberger
4.4.10 PetroAlliance
4.4.11 Integra
4.4.12 OOO TNG Group
4.4.13 Nefteservisholding
4.4.14 Sibneftgeofizika
4.4.15 Baker Hughes
4.4.16 Gazprom International (Zarubezhneftegaz)
4.4.17 Zarubezhneft
4.5 Forecasts for Oil and Gas Production in 2012-2020
4.5.2 Forecast of oil and gas production
4.5.3 Forecast of production and exploration drilling
4.6 Comments on the Prospects of Oil Field Services Companies in Uzbekistan
5 Ukraine
Conclusions
5.1 Main indicators of the oil and gas industry
5.1.2 Oil production
5.1.3 Gas production
5.2 Oilfield Services Market in Ukraine
5.2.2 Exploration drilling
5.2.3 Development drilling
5.3 Major customers
5.3.1 NAC Naftogaz of Ukraine
5.3.2 Ukrneft
5.3.3 Chernomorneftegaz
5.3.4 Ukrgazdobycha
5.3.5 ZAO Neftegazdobycha
5.3.6 ZAO Natural Resources
5.3.7 Regal Petroleum
5.3.8 JV Poltava Petroleum Company
5.4 Principle contractor profiles
5.4.1 Ukrburgaz
5.4.2 OOO Ukrburservis
5.5 Forecasts for Oil and Gas Production in 2012-2020
5.5.2 Oil production forecast
5.5.3 Gas production forecast
5.5.4 Drilling forecast
5.6 Comments Regarding Prospects for Service Companies in Ukraine
Chart 1. The share of individual countries in the CIS oil field services market
Chart 2. The share of the main segments in the CIS oil field services market, 2011
Ñhart 3. Forecasts of the oil field services market dynamics in the CIS countries, 2011-2020, USD million.
Chart 4. Dynamics of the ratio and growth contributions of offshore and onshore oil field services markets of the CIS countries, 2011-2020
Chart 5. Contribution of individual countries to growth of the offshore oil field services market, 2011-2020
Chart 6. Contribution of segments to the growth of the oil field services markets of the CIS countries, 2012-2020,%
Chart 1-1. Forecasts of oil field services market dynamics in Kazakhstan, 2011-2020, USD million.
Chart 1-2. Contributions by segments to the growth of the oil field services market in Kazakhstan, 2012-2020, %
Chart 1-3. Oil and gas condensate production in Kazakhstan in 2001-2011, mln. tons
Chart 1-4. Oil and gas condensate production in Kazakhstan by regions, %
Chart 1-5. Key oil production companies in Kazakhstan in 2010-2011, mln. Tons
Chart 1-6. Kazakhstan's gas production in 2001-2011, bcm
Chart 1-7. Dynamics of exploration drilling in the Republic of Kazakhstan in 2005-2011, thousand meters
Chart 1-8. Exploration drilling in the Republic of Kazakhstan by regions, 2009-2011, thousand m
Chart 1-9. Exploration drilling in the Republic of Kazakhstan in 2009-2011, by customers
Chart 1-10. Dynamics of production drilling in the Republic of Kazakhstan in 2005-2011, thousand m
Chart 1-11. Production drilling in the Republic of Kazakhstan in 2009-2011 by customers, thousand meters per year
Chart 1-12. Production drilling in the Republic of Kazakhstan in 2009-2011 by regions
Chart 1-13. Average depth of development wells in the Republic of Kazakhstan in 2009-2011 by regions, meters
Chart 1-14. Average depth of development wells in the Republic of Kazakhstan in 2009-2011, by some production companies, meters
Chart 1-15. Market shares of main drilling companies in Kazakhstan in 2011, drilling footage meters (%)
Chart 1-16. Exploration drilling market shares of biggest drilling companies in Kazakhstan in 2011, drilling footage (%)
Chart 1-17. Dynamics of the workover market capacity in Kazakhstan in 2009-2011, operations
Chart 1-18. The workover market in Kazakhstan in 2011, with the breakdown by regions, %
Chart 1-19. Dynamics of the workover market in Kazakhstan in 2009-2011, with the breakdown by regions, number of operations
Chart 1-20. Dynamics of the well servicing market capacity in Kazakhstan in physical terms in 2009-2011, operations
Chart 1-21. The well servicing market in Kazakhstan with the breakdown by regions, % versus 2011
Chart 1-22. Dynamics of the well servicing market in Kazakhstan in 2009-2011, by regions, operations
Chart 1-23. The well servicing market in Kazakhstan by key customers, in 2009-2011, number of operations
Chart 1-24. Forecast of the number of fracturing operations in the Republic of Kazakhstan, well-operations, 2012-2020
Chart 1-25. Forecast of the coiltubing market in the Republic of Kazakhstan, jobs, 2012-2020
Chart 1-26. Forecast of new well construction in the Republic of Kazakhstan, wells, 2012-2020
Chart 1-27. Forecast of the number of sidetracking operations in the Republic of Kazakhstan, 2012-2020
Chart 1-28. The number of bottom hole zone treatment operations in the Republic of Kazakhstan in 2009-2011, operations
Chart 1-29. The number of bottom hole zone treatment operations in the Republic of Kazakhstan in 2011 with the breakdown by regions,%
Chart 1-30. The number of bottom hole zone treatment operations in the Republic of Kazakhstan with the breakdown by regions, in 2009-2011, operations
Chart 1-31. The number of bottom hole zone treatment operations in the Republic of Kazakhstan with the breakdown by key customers in 2011, %
Chart 1-32. The number of bottom hole zone treatment operations in the Republic of Kazakhstan with the breakdown by key customers in 2009-2011, operations
Chart 1-33. Forecast of the number of HC1 acid treatment operations in the Republic of Kazakhstan, thousand operations, 2012-2020
Chart 1-34.The number of operations on optimization of the mechanized well stock conditions in the Republic of Kazakhstan with the breakdown by key customers in 2009-2011, operations.
Chart 1-35. The number of the wells transferred into the mechanized stock in the Republic of Kazakhstan with the breakdown by key customers in 2009-2011, units.
Chart 1-36. The number of idle wells commissioned in Kazakhstan in 2009-201, by customers, units
Chart 1-37. Oil production forecast by regions until 2020, mln. tons per year
Chart 1-38. Gas production forecast by regions until 2020, bcm per year
Chart 1-39. Dynamics of the drilling market in the Republic of Kazakhstan in 2010-2020, thousand meters
Chart 1-40. Forecast: dynamics of commissioning new wells in the Republic of Kazakhstan in 2010-2020, units
Chart 1-41. Exploration drilling in the Republic of Kazakhstan in 2009-2020 (completed wells)
Chart 2-1. Forecasts of oil field services market dynamics in Azerbaijan, 2011-2020, USD million. Chart 2-2. Contributions by segments to the growth of the oil field services market in Azerbaijan, 2012-2020, %%
Chart 2-3. Oil production in Azerbaijan in 1996-2011, mln. tons
Chart 2-4. Gas production in Azerbaijan in 2001-2011, bcm per annum
Chart 2-5. Drilling in Azerbaijan in 2010-2011, thousand meters
Chart 2-6. Drilling in Azerbaijan in 2011 by main customers, thousand meters(% share)
Chart 2-7. Drilling market shares of the main contractors in Azerbaijan in 2011, %
Chart 2-8. Production drilling in Azerbaijan by main customers in 2009-2011, thousand meters
Chart 2-9. Production drilling by SOCAR in Azerbaijan in 2002-2011, thousand meters
Chart 2-10. Exploration drilling of SOCAR in Azerbaijan in 2002-2011, thousand meters
Chart 2-11. Wells drilled by Salyan Oil in 2005- 2011, units.
Chart 2-12. Forecasts of oil and gas condensate production in Azerbaijan until 2020, mln. tons per annum
Chart 2-13. Oil production scenarios for AChG: current and early projections, thousand bpd
Chart 2-14. Forecsts of gas production in Azerbaijan until 2020, billion cubic meters per annum
Chart 2-15. Exploration drilling forecasts for the Azeri Caspian shelf until 2020, thousand meters per annum
Chart 2-16. Production drilling forecasts for the Azeri Caspian shelf area until 2020, thousand meters per annum
Chart 3-1. Forecasts of oil field services market dynamics in Turkmenistan, 2011-2020, USD million. Chart 3-2. Contributions by segments to the growth of the oil field services market in Turkmenistan, 2012-2020, %%
Chart 3-3. Oil production in Turkmenistan by operators, thousand tons
Chart 3-4. Gas production in Turkmenistan in 2001-2011, mln. tons
Chart 3-5. Exploration drilling in Turkmenistan in 2002-2011, thousand meters
Chart 3-6. Exploration drilling in Turkmenistan in 2011, onshore and offshore, %
Chart 3-7. Production drilling in Turkmenistan in 2002-2011
Chart 3-8. Production drilling in Turkmenistan in 2011, onshore and offshore,%
Chart 3-9. Well workover dynamics of Turkmenneft, 2005/2011, operations
Chart 3-10. Projections of liquid hydrocarbon production in Turkmenistan until 2020, mln. tons per annum
Chart 3-11. Outlook for gas production in Turkmenistan to 2020, bcm
Chart 3-12. Outlook for exploration drilling in Turkmenistan to 2020, thousand meters
Chart 3-13. Outlook for production drilling in Turkmenistan to 2020, thousand meters
Chart 4-1. Forecasts of oil field services market dynamics in Uzbekistan, 2011-2020, USD million. Chart 4-2. Contributions by segments to the growth of the oil field services market in Uzbekistan, 2012-2020, %
Chart 4-3. Dynamics of oil and gas production in Uzbekistan in 2004-2010
Chart 4-4. Distribution of proven reserves by region, current development status of regions in Uzbekistan
Chart 4-6. Market shares of main drilling contractors in Uzbekistan, thousand meters, %, 2011
Chart 4-7. Geological exploration and geophysical subsidiaries of the TNG Group
Chart 4-8. Gas production forecasts in Uzbekistan in 2012-2020, bcm
Chart 4-9. Forecast of oil and condensate production, 2011-2020., million tons
Chart 4-10. Forecasts for drilling in Uzbekistan in 2012-2020
Chart 5-1. Forecasts for Ukrainian oil field services market dynamics, 2011-2020, USD million
Chart 5-2. Contributions by segments to the growth of the Ukrainian oil field services market, 2012-2020, %
Chart 5-3. Crude oil and condensate production in Ukraine in 2001-2011, mln tons
Chart 5-4. Natural gas production in Ukraine in 2001-2011, bln cu. m per year
Chart 5-5. Dynamics of exploration drilling in Ukraine in 2001-2011, thousand meters
Chart 5-6. Dynamics of growth of hydrocarbon reserves, mln toe
Chart 5-7. Share of exploration drilling on land and offshore in Ukraine, 2011, %
Chart 5-8. Dynamics of development drilling in Ukraine in 2001-2011, thousand m per year
Chart 5-9. Dynamics of development drilling by Naftogaz of Ukraine and other companies in 2006-2011, thousand m per year
Chart 5-10. Share land and offshore development drilling in Ukraine in 2011, %
Chart 5-11. Neftegazdobycha annual oil and gas production in 2007-2011, mln cubic meters
Chart 5-12. Oil and Gas production Natural Resources in 2007-2011.
Chart 5-13. Oil and Gas production Regal Petroleum in 2007-2011.
Chart 5-14. Oil and Gas production JV Poltava Petroleum Company in 2007-2011.
Chart 5-15. Drilling market shares of major drilling contractors in Ukraine in 2011, %
Chart 5-16. Oil and gas condensate forecast for 2012-2020, mln tons
Chart 5-17. Annual gas production forecast in Ukraine in 2012-2030, bln cu. m (baseline scenario)
Chart 5-18. Annual exploration drilling forecast in Ukraine by 2020, thousand m
Chart 5-19. Forecast of development drilling in Ukraine in 2020, thousands of meters a year
Chart 2. The share of the main segments in the CIS oil field services market, 2011
Ñhart 3. Forecasts of the oil field services market dynamics in the CIS countries, 2011-2020, USD million.
Chart 4. Dynamics of the ratio and growth contributions of offshore and onshore oil field services markets of the CIS countries, 2011-2020
Chart 5. Contribution of individual countries to growth of the offshore oil field services market, 2011-2020
Chart 6. Contribution of segments to the growth of the oil field services markets of the CIS countries, 2012-2020,%
Chart 1-1. Forecasts of oil field services market dynamics in Kazakhstan, 2011-2020, USD million.
Chart 1-2. Contributions by segments to the growth of the oil field services market in Kazakhstan, 2012-2020, %
Chart 1-3. Oil and gas condensate production in Kazakhstan in 2001-2011, mln. tons
Chart 1-4. Oil and gas condensate production in Kazakhstan by regions, %
Chart 1-5. Key oil production companies in Kazakhstan in 2010-2011, mln. Tons
Chart 1-6. Kazakhstan's gas production in 2001-2011, bcm
Chart 1-7. Dynamics of exploration drilling in the Republic of Kazakhstan in 2005-2011, thousand meters
Chart 1-8. Exploration drilling in the Republic of Kazakhstan by regions, 2009-2011, thousand m
Chart 1-9. Exploration drilling in the Republic of Kazakhstan in 2009-2011, by customers
Chart 1-10. Dynamics of production drilling in the Republic of Kazakhstan in 2005-2011, thousand m
Chart 1-11. Production drilling in the Republic of Kazakhstan in 2009-2011 by customers, thousand meters per year
Chart 1-12. Production drilling in the Republic of Kazakhstan in 2009-2011 by regions
Chart 1-13. Average depth of development wells in the Republic of Kazakhstan in 2009-2011 by regions, meters
Chart 1-14. Average depth of development wells in the Republic of Kazakhstan in 2009-2011, by some production companies, meters
Chart 1-15. Market shares of main drilling companies in Kazakhstan in 2011, drilling footage meters (%)
Chart 1-16. Exploration drilling market shares of biggest drilling companies in Kazakhstan in 2011, drilling footage (%)
Chart 1-17. Dynamics of the workover market capacity in Kazakhstan in 2009-2011, operations
Chart 1-18. The workover market in Kazakhstan in 2011, with the breakdown by regions, %
Chart 1-19. Dynamics of the workover market in Kazakhstan in 2009-2011, with the breakdown by regions, number of operations
Chart 1-20. Dynamics of the well servicing market capacity in Kazakhstan in physical terms in 2009-2011, operations
Chart 1-21. The well servicing market in Kazakhstan with the breakdown by regions, % versus 2011
Chart 1-22. Dynamics of the well servicing market in Kazakhstan in 2009-2011, by regions, operations
Chart 1-23. The well servicing market in Kazakhstan by key customers, in 2009-2011, number of operations
Chart 1-24. Forecast of the number of fracturing operations in the Republic of Kazakhstan, well-operations, 2012-2020
Chart 1-25. Forecast of the coiltubing market in the Republic of Kazakhstan, jobs, 2012-2020
Chart 1-26. Forecast of new well construction in the Republic of Kazakhstan, wells, 2012-2020
Chart 1-27. Forecast of the number of sidetracking operations in the Republic of Kazakhstan, 2012-2020
Chart 1-28. The number of bottom hole zone treatment operations in the Republic of Kazakhstan in 2009-2011, operations
Chart 1-29. The number of bottom hole zone treatment operations in the Republic of Kazakhstan in 2011 with the breakdown by regions,%
Chart 1-30. The number of bottom hole zone treatment operations in the Republic of Kazakhstan with the breakdown by regions, in 2009-2011, operations
Chart 1-31. The number of bottom hole zone treatment operations in the Republic of Kazakhstan with the breakdown by key customers in 2011, %
Chart 1-32. The number of bottom hole zone treatment operations in the Republic of Kazakhstan with the breakdown by key customers in 2009-2011, operations
Chart 1-33. Forecast of the number of HC1 acid treatment operations in the Republic of Kazakhstan, thousand operations, 2012-2020
Chart 1-34.The number of operations on optimization of the mechanized well stock conditions in the Republic of Kazakhstan with the breakdown by key customers in 2009-2011, operations.
Chart 1-35. The number of the wells transferred into the mechanized stock in the Republic of Kazakhstan with the breakdown by key customers in 2009-2011, units.
Chart 1-36. The number of idle wells commissioned in Kazakhstan in 2009-201, by customers, units
Chart 1-37. Oil production forecast by regions until 2020, mln. tons per year
Chart 1-38. Gas production forecast by regions until 2020, bcm per year
Chart 1-39. Dynamics of the drilling market in the Republic of Kazakhstan in 2010-2020, thousand meters
Chart 1-40. Forecast: dynamics of commissioning new wells in the Republic of Kazakhstan in 2010-2020, units
Chart 1-41. Exploration drilling in the Republic of Kazakhstan in 2009-2020 (completed wells)
Chart 2-1. Forecasts of oil field services market dynamics in Azerbaijan, 2011-2020, USD million. Chart 2-2. Contributions by segments to the growth of the oil field services market in Azerbaijan, 2012-2020, %%
Chart 2-3. Oil production in Azerbaijan in 1996-2011, mln. tons
Chart 2-4. Gas production in Azerbaijan in 2001-2011, bcm per annum
Chart 2-5. Drilling in Azerbaijan in 2010-2011, thousand meters
Chart 2-6. Drilling in Azerbaijan in 2011 by main customers, thousand meters(% share)
Chart 2-7. Drilling market shares of the main contractors in Azerbaijan in 2011, %
Chart 2-8. Production drilling in Azerbaijan by main customers in 2009-2011, thousand meters
Chart 2-9. Production drilling by SOCAR in Azerbaijan in 2002-2011, thousand meters
Chart 2-10. Exploration drilling of SOCAR in Azerbaijan in 2002-2011, thousand meters
Chart 2-11. Wells drilled by Salyan Oil in 2005- 2011, units.
Chart 2-12. Forecasts of oil and gas condensate production in Azerbaijan until 2020, mln. tons per annum
Chart 2-13. Oil production scenarios for AChG: current and early projections, thousand bpd
Chart 2-14. Forecsts of gas production in Azerbaijan until 2020, billion cubic meters per annum
Chart 2-15. Exploration drilling forecasts for the Azeri Caspian shelf until 2020, thousand meters per annum
Chart 2-16. Production drilling forecasts for the Azeri Caspian shelf area until 2020, thousand meters per annum
Chart 3-1. Forecasts of oil field services market dynamics in Turkmenistan, 2011-2020, USD million. Chart 3-2. Contributions by segments to the growth of the oil field services market in Turkmenistan, 2012-2020, %%
Chart 3-3. Oil production in Turkmenistan by operators, thousand tons
Chart 3-4. Gas production in Turkmenistan in 2001-2011, mln. tons
Chart 3-5. Exploration drilling in Turkmenistan in 2002-2011, thousand meters
Chart 3-6. Exploration drilling in Turkmenistan in 2011, onshore and offshore, %
Chart 3-7. Production drilling in Turkmenistan in 2002-2011
Chart 3-8. Production drilling in Turkmenistan in 2011, onshore and offshore,%
Chart 3-9. Well workover dynamics of Turkmenneft, 2005/2011, operations
Chart 3-10. Projections of liquid hydrocarbon production in Turkmenistan until 2020, mln. tons per annum
Chart 3-11. Outlook for gas production in Turkmenistan to 2020, bcm
Chart 3-12. Outlook for exploration drilling in Turkmenistan to 2020, thousand meters
Chart 3-13. Outlook for production drilling in Turkmenistan to 2020, thousand meters
Chart 4-1. Forecasts of oil field services market dynamics in Uzbekistan, 2011-2020, USD million. Chart 4-2. Contributions by segments to the growth of the oil field services market in Uzbekistan, 2012-2020, %
Chart 4-3. Dynamics of oil and gas production in Uzbekistan in 2004-2010
Chart 4-4. Distribution of proven reserves by region, current development status of regions in Uzbekistan
Chart 4-6. Market shares of main drilling contractors in Uzbekistan, thousand meters, %, 2011
Chart 4-7. Geological exploration and geophysical subsidiaries of the TNG Group
Chart 4-8. Gas production forecasts in Uzbekistan in 2012-2020, bcm
Chart 4-9. Forecast of oil and condensate production, 2011-2020., million tons
Chart 4-10. Forecasts for drilling in Uzbekistan in 2012-2020
Chart 5-1. Forecasts for Ukrainian oil field services market dynamics, 2011-2020, USD million
Chart 5-2. Contributions by segments to the growth of the Ukrainian oil field services market, 2012-2020, %
Chart 5-3. Crude oil and condensate production in Ukraine in 2001-2011, mln tons
Chart 5-4. Natural gas production in Ukraine in 2001-2011, bln cu. m per year
Chart 5-5. Dynamics of exploration drilling in Ukraine in 2001-2011, thousand meters
Chart 5-6. Dynamics of growth of hydrocarbon reserves, mln toe
Chart 5-7. Share of exploration drilling on land and offshore in Ukraine, 2011, %
Chart 5-8. Dynamics of development drilling in Ukraine in 2001-2011, thousand m per year
Chart 5-9. Dynamics of development drilling by Naftogaz of Ukraine and other companies in 2006-2011, thousand m per year
Chart 5-10. Share land and offshore development drilling in Ukraine in 2011, %
Chart 5-11. Neftegazdobycha annual oil and gas production in 2007-2011, mln cubic meters
Chart 5-12. Oil and Gas production Natural Resources in 2007-2011.
Chart 5-13. Oil and Gas production Regal Petroleum in 2007-2011.
Chart 5-14. Oil and Gas production JV Poltava Petroleum Company in 2007-2011.
Chart 5-15. Drilling market shares of major drilling contractors in Ukraine in 2011, %
Chart 5-16. Oil and gas condensate forecast for 2012-2020, mln tons
Chart 5-17. Annual gas production forecast in Ukraine in 2012-2030, bln cu. m (baseline scenario)
Chart 5-18. Annual exploration drilling forecast in Ukraine by 2020, thousand m
Chart 5-19. Forecast of development drilling in Ukraine in 2020, thousands of meters a year
Table 1. The mid-term growing points of the oil field services market in the CIS countries as of from 2012 to 2020
Table 2. The advantages and disadvantages of individual CIS markets
Table 1-1. The capacity of the oil field services market of Kazakhstan by segment, 2011
Table 1-2. Profile of the production and oil field services industry of Kazakhstan
Table 1-3. Gas production by key players in Kazakhstan in 2010-2011, bcm
Table 1-4. Projects under way on Kazakhstan’s Caspian shelf
Table 1-5. Workover operations in Kazakhstan in 2011, by key customers, with the breakdown by in-house service and contractors
Table 1-6. Well servicing operations in Kazakhstan in 2011, by key customers, with the breakdown by in-house service and contractors
Table 1-7. The number of operations by types: workover, fracturing, cementing and well production testing
Table 1-8. Assessment of market segments’ capacity by types of operations: workover, fracturing, cementing and well production testing
Table 1-9. Market capacity breakdown by Kazakhstan’s key regions, well-operations, 2011
Table 1-10. Number of fracturing operations by key customers in the Republic of Kazakhstan, 2011
Table 1-11. The number of fracturing fleets by key contractors in the Republic of Kazakhstan Table 1-13. Key consumers of workover and coiltubing in the Republic of Kazakhstan, 2011
Table 1-14. Breakdown of coil tubing operations by key contractors, 2011
Table 1-16. The number of cementing fleets in the Republic of Kazakhstan, 2011
Table 1-17. Breakdown of primary cementing operations in the Republic of Kazakhstan by key customers, operations, 2011
Table 1-19. Key customers in the sidetracking segment in the Republic of Kazakhstan, 2011
Table 1-20. Breakdown of well servicing and workover operations by customers in the Mangistau region in 2011
Table 1-21. Breakdown of the scope of work performed by the biggest customers in the Mangistau region
Table 1-22. Dynamics and forecast of hydrocarbon production in the Kyzylorda region in 2007-2015
Table 1-23. Breakdown of well servicing and workover operations by customers in the Kyzylorda region, operations
Table 1-24. Breakdown of operations by key customers in the Kyzylorda region, 2011
Table 1-25. Breakdown of well servicing and workover operations by customers in the Atyrau region of the Republic of Kazakhstan, 2011, operations
Table 1-26. Breakdown of operations by the largest customers in the Atyrau region
Table 1-27. Breakdown of well servicing and workover operations by customers in the Aktyubinsk region of the Republic of Kazakhstan, 2011, operations
Table 1-28. Breakdown of the operations by the largest customers in the Aktyubinsk region
Table 1-29. Main customers in the Republic of Kazakhstan
Table 1-30. Halliburton’s production capacities in Kazakhstan
Table 1-31. Production capacity and key performance indicators of Ontustikmunaigas
Table 1-32. Production capacity and key performance indicators of UVSG
Table 1-33. Production capacity of Schlumberger in Kazakhstan, 2011
Table 1-34. The most prospective fields in the Republic of Kazakhstan in terms of the drilling footage growth, 2012-2020
Table 2-1. Oil services market capacity of Azerbaijan by segments, USD million, 2011
Table 2-2. Profile of the production and oil field services industry of Azerbaijan
Table 2-3. Azerbaijan’s oil projects with foreign participation
Table 2-4. Oil production in Azerbaijan by production companies in 2009-2011, thousand tons
Table 2-5. Azerbaijan’s gas projects involving foreign companies
Table 2-6. Gas production in Azerbaijan in 2009-2011, mcm per annum
Table 2-7. Prospecting drilling in Azerbaijan by companies in 2010-2011 (thousand meters, completed wells)
Table 2-8. Dynamics of active and inactive wells in Azerbaijan, 2008-2011
Table 2-9. Well stock of SOCAR as of July 1, 2011.
Table 2-10. Performance indicators for SOCAR, 2011
Table 2-11. Dynamics of the well stock and productivity at AChG in 2009-2011
Table 2-12. Well drilling at the Azeri-Chirag-Gyuneshli contract territory in 2010-2012
Table 2-13. Performance indicators for the project "Shah-Deniz" for 2011
Table 2-14. Perfomans indicators for Bakhar Energy, 2011
Table 2-15. Field development program for 5 years
Table 2-16. Performance indicators for Shirvan Oil, 2011
Table 2-17. Performance indicators for Karasu Operating Company, 2011
Table 2-18. Performance indicators for Binagadi Neft, 2011
Table 2-19. Performance indicators for Absheron Operating Company, 2011
Table 2-20. Key service companies operating in Azerbaijan, 2011
Table 2-21. Production capacity of key service companies in Azerbaijan, units, 2011
Table 2-22. Drilling rigs of KCA DEUTAG in Azerbaijan
Table 3-1. The capacity of the oil field services market of Turkmenistan by segments, USD million. Table 3-2. Profile of the production and oil field services industry of Turkmenistan
Table 3-3. Production capacity of state-run concerns of Turkmenistan
Table 3-4. Dragon Oil performance data in 2011
Table 3-5. Petronas performance data in 2011
Table 3-6. Burren Energy performance data in 2011
Table 3-7. Production capacity of some field services companies in Turkmenistan, 2011
Table 4-1. The capacity of the oil field services market of Uzbekistan by segments, USD million, 2011
Table 4-2. A brief profile of the oil field services market in the Republic of Uzbekistan
Table 4-3. Verified reserves of oil and gas Uzbekistan, mln. tons, end of 2011
Table 4-4. Scheduled scopes of exploration drilling according to the concept for the development of the oil and gas industry of Uzbekistan till 2020
Table 4-5. Main projects involving foreign companies in Uzbekistan as of August 2012
Table 4-6. Volume of drilling by major customers in Uzbekistan, thousand meters, 2010-2011
Table 4-7. Gazprom projects in Uzbekistan
Table 4-8. Projects involving LUKOIL in Uzbekistan
Table 4-9. Projects involving CNPC in Uzbekistan
Table 4-10. Petronas Projects in Uzbekistan
Table 4-11. Projects KNOC in Uzbekistan
Table 4-12. Projects of KOGAS in Uzbekistan
Table 4-13. Profile of the JV Gissarneftegaz project
Table 4-14. PetroVietnam Exploration & Production projects in Uzbekistan
Table 4-15. Independent services companies and the services they offer in Uzbekistan, 2012
Table 4-16. Production capacity of services companies in Uzbekistan, 2012
Table 4-17. Production capacity and indicators of Eriell
Table 4-18. Operations of OOO TNG Group.
Table 4-19. Production capacity of OOO TNG Group
Table 4-20. Production capacity of OOO TNG Group
Table 4-21, Production capacity and production indicators of OOO TNG-GeoSeis
Table 4-22. Financial indicators of OOO TNG-GeoSeis, 2007-2010, thousand rubles
Table 4-23. Production capacity and production indicators of OOO TNG-AlGIS
Table 4-24. Financial indicators of OOO TNG-AlGIS, 2007-2010, thousand rubles.
Table 4-25. Rig fleet of NSH Asia Drilling, 2012
Table 4-26. Production capacity and main production indicators of NSH Asia Drilling in Uzbekistan
Table 4-27. Financial indicators of NSH Asia Drilling, 2009-2010, thousand rubles
Table 4-28. Production capacity and main production indicators of OOO PITC Geofizika
Table 4-29. Financial indicators of OAO PITC Geofizika 2008-2009, thousand rubles
Table 4-30, Production capacity and main production indicators of OOO Universal Service
Table 4-31. Financial indicators of OOO Universal Service, 2007-2010, thousand rubles.
Table 5-1. Ukrainian oil field services market capacity by segments, USD million, 2011
Table 5-2. Profile of the production and oil field services industry in Ukraine
Table 5-3. Oil and condensate production in Ukraine by major producers in 2010-2011, thousand tons
Table 5-4. Gas production in Ukraine by major producers in 2010-2011, mln.cu. m per year
Table 5-5. Offshore development in the Ukrainian Black Sea in 2010-2012, wells
Table 5-6. Dynamics of NAC Naftogaz of Ukraine development wells in 2009-2011
Table 5-7. Performance indicators of Ukrneft in 2011
Table 5-8. Performance Indicators of Chernomorneftegas in 2011
Table 5-9. Performance Indicators "Ukrgazdobycha" in 2011
Table 5-10. Performance indicators Neftegazdobycha in 2011.
Table 5-11. List of major oilfield service companies present in Ukraine, 2011
Table 5-12. Production capacity of the major contractors in the Ukraine, 2011
Table 5-13. Oil and condensate production forecast in Ukraine under several scenarios for the period until 2030, mln tons
Table 5-14. Forecast of gas production in Ukraine in a number of scenarios for the period up to 2030, billion cubic meters
Table 2. The advantages and disadvantages of individual CIS markets
Table 1-1. The capacity of the oil field services market of Kazakhstan by segment, 2011
Table 1-2. Profile of the production and oil field services industry of Kazakhstan
Table 1-3. Gas production by key players in Kazakhstan in 2010-2011, bcm
Table 1-4. Projects under way on Kazakhstan’s Caspian shelf
Table 1-5. Workover operations in Kazakhstan in 2011, by key customers, with the breakdown by in-house service and contractors
Table 1-6. Well servicing operations in Kazakhstan in 2011, by key customers, with the breakdown by in-house service and contractors
Table 1-7. The number of operations by types: workover, fracturing, cementing and well production testing
Table 1-8. Assessment of market segments’ capacity by types of operations: workover, fracturing, cementing and well production testing
Table 1-9. Market capacity breakdown by Kazakhstan’s key regions, well-operations, 2011
Table 1-10. Number of fracturing operations by key customers in the Republic of Kazakhstan, 2011
Table 1-11. The number of fracturing fleets by key contractors in the Republic of Kazakhstan Table 1-13. Key consumers of workover and coiltubing in the Republic of Kazakhstan, 2011
Table 1-14. Breakdown of coil tubing operations by key contractors, 2011
Table 1-16. The number of cementing fleets in the Republic of Kazakhstan, 2011
Table 1-17. Breakdown of primary cementing operations in the Republic of Kazakhstan by key customers, operations, 2011
Table 1-19. Key customers in the sidetracking segment in the Republic of Kazakhstan, 2011
Table 1-20. Breakdown of well servicing and workover operations by customers in the Mangistau region in 2011
Table 1-21. Breakdown of the scope of work performed by the biggest customers in the Mangistau region
Table 1-22. Dynamics and forecast of hydrocarbon production in the Kyzylorda region in 2007-2015
Table 1-23. Breakdown of well servicing and workover operations by customers in the Kyzylorda region, operations
Table 1-24. Breakdown of operations by key customers in the Kyzylorda region, 2011
Table 1-25. Breakdown of well servicing and workover operations by customers in the Atyrau region of the Republic of Kazakhstan, 2011, operations
Table 1-26. Breakdown of operations by the largest customers in the Atyrau region
Table 1-27. Breakdown of well servicing and workover operations by customers in the Aktyubinsk region of the Republic of Kazakhstan, 2011, operations
Table 1-28. Breakdown of the operations by the largest customers in the Aktyubinsk region
Table 1-29. Main customers in the Republic of Kazakhstan
Table 1-30. Halliburton’s production capacities in Kazakhstan
Table 1-31. Production capacity and key performance indicators of Ontustikmunaigas
Table 1-32. Production capacity and key performance indicators of UVSG
Table 1-33. Production capacity of Schlumberger in Kazakhstan, 2011
Table 1-34. The most prospective fields in the Republic of Kazakhstan in terms of the drilling footage growth, 2012-2020
Table 2-1. Oil services market capacity of Azerbaijan by segments, USD million, 2011
Table 2-2. Profile of the production and oil field services industry of Azerbaijan
Table 2-3. Azerbaijan’s oil projects with foreign participation
Table 2-4. Oil production in Azerbaijan by production companies in 2009-2011, thousand tons
Table 2-5. Azerbaijan’s gas projects involving foreign companies
Table 2-6. Gas production in Azerbaijan in 2009-2011, mcm per annum
Table 2-7. Prospecting drilling in Azerbaijan by companies in 2010-2011 (thousand meters, completed wells)
Table 2-8. Dynamics of active and inactive wells in Azerbaijan, 2008-2011
Table 2-9. Well stock of SOCAR as of July 1, 2011.
Table 2-10. Performance indicators for SOCAR, 2011
Table 2-11. Dynamics of the well stock and productivity at AChG in 2009-2011
Table 2-12. Well drilling at the Azeri-Chirag-Gyuneshli contract territory in 2010-2012
Table 2-13. Performance indicators for the project "Shah-Deniz" for 2011
Table 2-14. Perfomans indicators for Bakhar Energy, 2011
Table 2-15. Field development program for 5 years
Table 2-16. Performance indicators for Shirvan Oil, 2011
Table 2-17. Performance indicators for Karasu Operating Company, 2011
Table 2-18. Performance indicators for Binagadi Neft, 2011
Table 2-19. Performance indicators for Absheron Operating Company, 2011
Table 2-20. Key service companies operating in Azerbaijan, 2011
Table 2-21. Production capacity of key service companies in Azerbaijan, units, 2011
Table 2-22. Drilling rigs of KCA DEUTAG in Azerbaijan
Table 3-1. The capacity of the oil field services market of Turkmenistan by segments, USD million. Table 3-2. Profile of the production and oil field services industry of Turkmenistan
Table 3-3. Production capacity of state-run concerns of Turkmenistan
Table 3-4. Dragon Oil performance data in 2011
Table 3-5. Petronas performance data in 2011
Table 3-6. Burren Energy performance data in 2011
Table 3-7. Production capacity of some field services companies in Turkmenistan, 2011
Table 4-1. The capacity of the oil field services market of Uzbekistan by segments, USD million, 2011
Table 4-2. A brief profile of the oil field services market in the Republic of Uzbekistan
Table 4-3. Verified reserves of oil and gas Uzbekistan, mln. tons, end of 2011
Table 4-4. Scheduled scopes of exploration drilling according to the concept for the development of the oil and gas industry of Uzbekistan till 2020
Table 4-5. Main projects involving foreign companies in Uzbekistan as of August 2012
Table 4-6. Volume of drilling by major customers in Uzbekistan, thousand meters, 2010-2011
Table 4-7. Gazprom projects in Uzbekistan
Table 4-8. Projects involving LUKOIL in Uzbekistan
Table 4-9. Projects involving CNPC in Uzbekistan
Table 4-10. Petronas Projects in Uzbekistan
Table 4-11. Projects KNOC in Uzbekistan
Table 4-12. Projects of KOGAS in Uzbekistan
Table 4-13. Profile of the JV Gissarneftegaz project
Table 4-14. PetroVietnam Exploration & Production projects in Uzbekistan
Table 4-15. Independent services companies and the services they offer in Uzbekistan, 2012
Table 4-16. Production capacity of services companies in Uzbekistan, 2012
Table 4-17. Production capacity and indicators of Eriell
Table 4-18. Operations of OOO TNG Group.
Table 4-19. Production capacity of OOO TNG Group
Table 4-20. Production capacity of OOO TNG Group
Table 4-21, Production capacity and production indicators of OOO TNG-GeoSeis
Table 4-22. Financial indicators of OOO TNG-GeoSeis, 2007-2010, thousand rubles
Table 4-23. Production capacity and production indicators of OOO TNG-AlGIS
Table 4-24. Financial indicators of OOO TNG-AlGIS, 2007-2010, thousand rubles.
Table 4-25. Rig fleet of NSH Asia Drilling, 2012
Table 4-26. Production capacity and main production indicators of NSH Asia Drilling in Uzbekistan
Table 4-27. Financial indicators of NSH Asia Drilling, 2009-2010, thousand rubles
Table 4-28. Production capacity and main production indicators of OOO PITC Geofizika
Table 4-29. Financial indicators of OAO PITC Geofizika 2008-2009, thousand rubles
Table 4-30, Production capacity and main production indicators of OOO Universal Service
Table 4-31. Financial indicators of OOO Universal Service, 2007-2010, thousand rubles.
Table 5-1. Ukrainian oil field services market capacity by segments, USD million, 2011
Table 5-2. Profile of the production and oil field services industry in Ukraine
Table 5-3. Oil and condensate production in Ukraine by major producers in 2010-2011, thousand tons
Table 5-4. Gas production in Ukraine by major producers in 2010-2011, mln.cu. m per year
Table 5-5. Offshore development in the Ukrainian Black Sea in 2010-2012, wells
Table 5-6. Dynamics of NAC Naftogaz of Ukraine development wells in 2009-2011
Table 5-7. Performance indicators of Ukrneft in 2011
Table 5-8. Performance Indicators of Chernomorneftegas in 2011
Table 5-9. Performance Indicators "Ukrgazdobycha" in 2011
Table 5-10. Performance indicators Neftegazdobycha in 2011.
Table 5-11. List of major oilfield service companies present in Ukraine, 2011
Table 5-12. Production capacity of the major contractors in the Ukraine, 2011
Table 5-13. Oil and condensate production forecast in Ukraine under several scenarios for the period until 2030, mln tons
Table 5-14. Forecast of gas production in Ukraine in a number of scenarios for the period up to 2030, billion cubic meters
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