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Report says oil drilling projects worth $1.5 trillion face delays with low prices
By Adam Wilmoth | September 21, 2015
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Low oil prices have slowed spending at companies throughout the oil patch and could erase or delay up to $1.5 trillion in oil-field projects, according to a report released Monday by energy analyst Wood Mackenzie.

The report focuses on global oil-field activity, but reflects on tightening drilling budgets throughout Oklahoma.

Besides reduced activity onshore in North America, the Wood Mackenzie report also said 46 large-scale, international drilling projects have been deferred because of the lower prices.

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Laporan mengatakan proyek pengeboran minyak senilai $ 1500000000000 wajah penundaan dengan harga rendah
Oleh Adam Wilmoth | September 21, 2015
saham harga minyak rendah telah melambat belanja di perusahaan di seluruh patch minyak dan bisa menghapus atau menunda sampai $ 1,5 triliun pada proyek minyak-lapangan, menurut sebuah laporan yang dirilis Senin oleh analis energi Wood Mackenzie. Laporan ini berfokus pada aktivitas ladang minyak global, tetapi mencerminkan pada pengetatan anggaran pengeboran di seluruh Oklahoma. Selain mengurangi aktivitas onshore di Amerika Utara, laporan Wood Mackenzie juga mengatakan 46 skala besar, internasional proyek pengeboran telah ditangguhkan karena harga yang lebih rendah.