Latin America Oil and Gas Asset Ownership Database for the Oil and Gas Industry Now Available

The complete catalogue of Latin American asset is just one of the new additions in the completion of a Global Oil & Gas Asset ownership database which takes in every exploration block and producing field worldwide. This information is very difficult to track down individually and this is one of the first times all this information has been available in one place.

The database provides vital information such as Field Ownership, Oil & Gas Operators and their percentage ownership, a description of every field, Crude and Gas Production values, Proved and Probable Reserves (where available), Water Depth for offshore and deepwater fields, Current Field Status and Block References.

Its possible to see every Asset by Company, Country or Resource type or to use the query tool to build more complex reports based on Basin, Production figures, Net Production Share or Reserve Values. As a standard feature of the Evaluate Energy system it is possible to track any number back to its original source so you can be sure of its accuracy.

Evaluate Energy is a flexible online subscription service for the Oil and Gas industry providing a wealth of information useful to Financial Analysts, Government bodies and oil and gas Company Strategists.  It provides in depth historical information on companies, such as Financial and Operating data, Finding and Development costs, EBITDA, Reserves, Production on a company or country basis. All this information can be compared across companies in a simple oil and gas report and exported to excel for use in 3rd party models. It also contains a comprehensive M&A database which tracks all deal metrics such as the acquired cost of a barrel of oil or the acquired cost of a barrel of reserves.

There is a also a comprehensive refinery database which covers every single refinery world wide, who owns the refinery and it’s capacity such as Current Distillation capacity, Current Thermal Cat Cracking and Coking Capacity and provides a figure for the Nelson Complexity ratio for each. The Nelson Complexity Index / Ratio is a measure of secondary conversion capacity in comparison to the primary distillation capacity of a refinery.  A high Nelson Complexity Index suggests that the refinery will have greater value addition, and higher refining margins, as compared to less complex refineries. There are also listings of planned refinery enhancements and refinery projects happening worldwide. From the refining module it is also possible to make side by side comparisons for all the major refiners for example comparing CEPSA’s refinery utilisation to Gazprom or the Downstream Oil Marketing spend of  Black Hills Corp with that or Anadarko.  It’s quick and simple to get percentage growth rates in Capex across the sector, in much the same way it is for the E&P companies.

Country information is also easy to find on a macro economic basis providing oil and gas balances, production and reserve levels and forecasts and a economic risk rating.

Also completed recently is our NOCs database which provides data unavailable elsewhere for the most important National Oil Companies worldwide. These include wholly nationalised Middle Eastern companies like ADNOC, EGPC INOC, KUFPEC, Kuwait Petroleum Corporation, NIOC, Petroleum Development Oman, Qatar Petroleum and Saudi Aramco along side hybrid companies which are only partially state owned like ENI or Statoil ASA.  The NOCs database allows for quick comparison between public companies and NOCs on the basis of their CAPEX, Gas Production, Liquids production, Refining Expenditure, Net Income and Reserves.

The comprehensive news archive which stretches back to 1998 provides unparalleled historic news and profile coverage in the Oil & Gas world.

Finally all this data is brought together by powerful search facilities which allows for custom reports to be built from scratch with an unlimited set of criteria, clients can choose which data items they wish to appear in their table and then which data they wish to rank by.

If you would like to find out more about Evaluate Energy and to request a trial access of the product please contact: Danny Ghale either by phoning +442072476120 or by emailing dannyg@evaluategroup.com

More information is available on the Evaluate Energy website at http://www.evaluateenergy.com also available is a free Oil and Gas Report