石油设备网讯 据钻机地带网5月22日休斯顿报道，全球海上油田服务市场的年增长率可能在2022年以后减半。
这是根据挪威著名独立能源研究和咨询公司雷斯塔能源公司（Rystad energy）的预测，雷斯塔能源公司预测，全球海上油田服务市场的年增长率将从2019年到2022年的7%放缓至2022年到2025年的3%。
雷斯塔能源公司油田服务研究部门主管马丁森在一份公司声明中表示：“海上市场最终结束的事情将在很大程度上取决于得到俄罗斯帮助的欧佩克是否将在未来几年里决定采取严厉措施来稳定市场。”
如果欧佩克集团决定控制产量以保护大宗商品价格，全球海上油田服务市场增长率减少的势头可能会继续下去。否则，海上复活派对似乎注定要在2022年结束。”
去年12月，雷斯塔能源公司透露，今年全球将有100多个新的海上项目获得批准，预计今年全球将有2100亿美元用于海上油田服务。
雷斯塔能源公司当时在发给Rigzone的一份声明中强调，油气运营商在2018年批准了90多个海上项目，2017年批准了62个，2016年批准了43个。
早在今年3月，雷斯塔能源公司就曾预测，全球海上油田服务市场收入将在大约6年后达到9200亿美元的水平。该公司预计，这些收入将从2026年持续增长到2030年，这是其预测周期的结束。
李峻 编译自 钻机地带
原文如下：
Offshore Oilfield Service Growth Likely to Halve
The annual growth rate in the global offshore oilfield services market will likely be halved after 2022.
That’s according to independent energy research and consultancy company Rystad Energy, which forecasts that the market will slow from seven percent of annual growth per year in 2019-2022 to three percent from 2022-2025.
“Just how things ultimately play out in the offshore market will depend to a large extent on whether OPEC, with help from Russia, will decide to take serious measures to stabilize the market over the next years,” Audun Martinsen, head of oilfield service research at Rystad Energy, said in a company statement.
“If the group decides to rein in production to protect commodity prices, momentum in the offshore market could continue. If not, the offshore renaissance party seems destined to come to an end in 2022,” he added.
In December 2018, Rystad Energy revealed that more than 100 new offshore projects were aiming for 2019 sanctions and that an expected $210 billion would be spent on offshore oilfield services globally this year.
Oil and gas operators gave the green light to 90-plus offshore projects in 2018, 62 in 2017 and 43 in 2016, Rystad Energy highlighted in a statement sent to Rigzone at the time.
Back in March, Rystad Energy forecasted that global service market revenues would match the $920 billion mark seen in 2014 in around six years’ time. The company predicted that these revenues would keep rising from 2026 to 2030, which was the end of its projection period.
