石油设备网讯 据今日原油价格4月22日消息，全球最大的油田服务提供商之一哈里伯顿公司(Halliburton Company)周一公布2019年第一季度业绩时表示，预计今年全球海上石油支出总额将增长14%。
哈里伯顿对今年国际海上油气支出的估计，超过了竞争对手斯伦贝谢(Schlumberger)对国际勘探和生产支出总额(包括陆上)个位数的估计。
“我们认为国际市场符合最近的第三方支出调查,表明勘探投资将增加7到2019年的8%,由钻机数和高质量客户项目的数量上升支撑材,“斯伦贝谢在第一季度业绩发布会上说上周同时标记在北美页岩油产量增长放缓。
“与此同时，海上开发活动计划继续加强，去年海底采油树奖达到了自2013年以来的最高水平。我们还看到，随着人们对储量替代重新产生兴趣，勘探活动开始恢复，”斯伦贝谢表示。
哈利伯顿公司今天表示，2019年第一季度其国际收入每年增长11%，这是该公司全年实现高个位数国际增长的第一步。
董事长兼总裁兼首席执行官杰夫•米勒表示:“各地区的广泛复苏仍在继续，我们预计这种势头将持续到2020年。”在谈到北美市场时，米勒表示:“价格恶化最糟糕的时期已经过去。在未来几个季度，我认为对我们服务的需求将适度增长。”
Rystad Energy表示，尽管许多页岩气开采商正削减支出，将重点放在现金流上，但预计专注于国际市场的公司将增加投资。“我们预计，随着过去几年项目批准活动大幅增加，海外投资将出现回报，许多项目将很快进入开发阶段。”
尹路 编译自 今日原油价格
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Halliburton Expects Offshore Oil Spending To Jump In 2019
Halliburton Company expects total global offshore spending to jump 14 percent this year, one of the world’s largest oilfield service providers said on Monday as it announced its Q1 2019 results.
Halliburton’s estimate for international offshore oil and gas spending this year exceeds the single-digit estimate for total international exploration and production spending (including onshore) of its competitor Schlumberger.
“Our view of the international markets is consistent with recent third-party spending surveys, suggesting that E&P investments will increase by 7 to 8% in 2019, supported by a higher rig count and a rise in the number of customer project FIDs,” Schlumberger said in its Q1 results release last week while also flagging slowing shale oil production growth in North America.
“In line with this, offshore development activity plans continue to strengthen, with subsea tree awards reaching their highest level since 2013 last year. We are also seeing the start of a return to exploration activity on renewed interest in reserves replacement,” Schlumberger said.
Halliburton, for its part, said today that its international revenue rose by 11 percent annually in Q1 2019, a first step to high single-digit international growth for the whole of the year.
“Broad-based recovery continues across all regions, and we expect this momentum to build going into 2020,” said chairman, president and CEO Jeff Miller. Referring to North America, Miller said that “the worst in the pricing deterioration is now behind us. For the next couple of quarters, I see demand for our services progressing modestly.”
According to Rystad Energy, while many shale drillers are cutting spending to focus on cash flows, internationally focused companies are expected to boost investments.“We anticipate a return of offshore investments as project sanctioning activity has picked up considerably over the past couple years, and numerous projects will soon enter the development stage,” Rystad Energy said.
