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Roberto F. Aguilera International Association for Energy Economics Webinar Series Perth, Australia, 28 August 2020 The Oil Downturn Implications for the Energy Transition

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Page 1: The Oil Downturn · 2020. 8. 30. · Source: Aguilera and Aguilera, SPE 110215-MS (2007) and Mineral Economics (2018) Oil consumption “Peak” demand prospects • Wide range of

Roberto F. AguileraInternational Association for Energy Economics Webinar SeriesPerth, Australia, 28 August 2020

The Oil Downturn

Implications for the Energy Transition

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Introductory presentation outline

• Recent oil price trends

• Major drivers of market

• Price prospects for the future

• Energy mix history & future

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Recent price developments• Downside

• More COVID waves• Trade disputes• OPEC+ raises supply• Shale & non-OPEC resilience and

comeback

• Upside

• COVID contained• V-shaped economic rebound• Geopolitical supply disruptions• OPEC+ cuts maintained• Lasting non-OPEC shut-ins

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• Downside

• More COVID waves• Trade disputes• OPEC+ raises supply• Shale & non-OPEC resilience &

comeback

• Upside

• COVID contained• V-shaped economic rebound• Geopolitical supply disruptions• OPEC+ cuts maintained• Lasting non-OPEC shut-ins

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Recent price developments

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Balances and resulting inventories

Source: US EIA Short-term Energy Outlook, August 2020

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• Oil consumption 2019: 101 mbd

• Forecast 2020: 93 mbd: ↓8%

• IMF GDP 2020 forecast: ↓4.9%

• Production cutbacks & rising consumption 2H20

• Inventory draws may suggest moderate price rise ahead

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WTI price vs shale oil production

• Shale cycle quick compared with other oil sources

• Production responds in about 6 months

Oil priceShale production

Source: US EIA statistics

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• Large amounts of tight/shale oil available and economically feasible

• Accounts for majority of expected capacity expansion in 2020s

Average production costs of $40-60/bl

Long-run supply curve

Source: Aguilera and Aguilera (2019), Mineral Economics

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• Rapid rise for natural gas in energy mix, based on many advantages

• Transition to low carbon future in 2nd half 21st century

Source: Aguilera and Aguilera, SPE 110215-MS (2007) and Mineral Economics (2018)

Global energy mix

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• Oil use growing steadily since 1960

• Forecast compares well with actual data (red points 2007-2019)

• Projected to keep rising in coming decades

BP statistical data GEM Reference forecast

GEM Sensitivity 1 GEM Sensitivity 2

BP (2020), data since 2007

THOUSAND BPD

WORLD OIL CONSUMPTION, PAST & FORECAST 2030

Source: Aguilera and Aguilera, SPE 110215-MS (2007) and Mineral Economics (2018)

Oil consumption

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• Oil use growing steadily since 1960

• Projected to keep rising in coming decades

BP statistical data GEM Reference forecast

GEM Sensitivity 1 GEM Sensitivity 2

BP (2020), data since 2007

THOUSAND BPD

WORLD OIL CONSUMPTION, PAST & FORECAST 2030

Source: Aguilera and Aguilera, SPE 110215-MS (2007) and Mineral Economics (2018)

Oil consumption

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“Peak” demand prospects

• Wide range of views on future pace of oil demand growth

• So far, no large-scale substitute for oil in transport

• Slowing consumption due to oil-saving technology, electric vehicles & climate stabilization efforts

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Conclusions

• Some believe oil downturn accelerates transition to renewables

• Price of $40-60/barrel in coming decades (Aguilera & Radetzki, The Price of Oil , 2015)

• Implications for energy transition to be determined