Europe Shale Gas Market Prospects- Ten European Countries Open Up Their Shale Markets for Investments in Exploration
The new Europe shale gas report from OGANALYSIS noted that most oil and gas companies, investors and equipment & service providers are aiming to tap the boom in Europe shale gas. The report analyzes the current status, potential and feasibility of shale development, ongoing activities, government stance and companies operating in each of the 13 shale markets. The report also provides complete analysis on reserve potential, key basins and shale plays information with details of physical characteristics, reservoir properties and resource characteristics. Feasibility of shale development coupled with details of concessions awarded, drilling success rates and operations, strategies of over 34 companies is provided. Basin wise operations are provided for all companies operating in each shale market including Royal Dutch Shell Plc, BNK Petroleum, Chevron Corporation, Exxon Mobil, ENI SpA, Total SA, 3Legs Resources, Cuadrilla Resources, Realm Energy and San Leon Energy among others are actively perusing shale gas exploitation opportunities in Europe.
Driven by the success of the US shale and amidst energy security plans, ten key markets have opened up their shale plays for investment. While Poland has already awarded 111 concessions, the UK has uplifted the ban on hydraulic fracturing. Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Spain and Ukraine have awarded concessions and Turkey expects its first shale gas production in 2013. On the other hand, Netherlands is still conducting studies on environmental impact, Lithuania is yet to announce the bid winner and Belgium is also yet to announce its stance on shale gas. Further, France and Norway are unlikely to explore their shale reserves in the near to medium term future.
The report identifies the top ten trends in Europe shale market and compares the shale plays with the US shale play characteristics. Key drivers and challenges faced by countries along with feasibility of first commercial production are also discussed in detail. Further, the Europe shale gas report from OGANALYSIS discusses physical characteristics of major basins in each country along with their reservoir properties and resource characteristics. Further, shale formations and key plays in each basin are discussed in detail. Basin wise company information along with the current status of activities in permits awarded is analyzed. In addition, company wise shale activities are provided for leading ten companies. Recent shale gas developments along with their impact on companies/ markets/ alternative fuels are also provided.
Driven by the success of the US shale and amidst energy security plans, ten key markets have opened up their shale plays for investment. While Poland has already awarded 111 concessions, the UK has uplifted the ban on hydraulic fracturing. Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Spain and Ukraine have awarded concessions and Turkey expects its first shale gas production in 2013. On the other hand, Netherlands is still conducting studies on environmental impact, Lithuania is yet to announce the bid winner and Belgium is also yet to announce its stance on shale gas. Further, France and Norway are unlikely to explore their shale reserves in the near to medium term future.
The report identifies the top ten trends in Europe shale market and compares the shale plays with the US shale play characteristics. Key drivers and challenges faced by countries along with feasibility of first commercial production are also discussed in detail. Further, the Europe shale gas report from OGANALYSIS discusses physical characteristics of major basins in each country along with their reservoir properties and resource characteristics. Further, shale formations and key plays in each basin are discussed in detail. Basin wise company information along with the current status of activities in permits awarded is analyzed. In addition, company wise shale activities are provided for leading ten companies. Recent shale gas developments along with their impact on companies/ markets/ alternative fuels are also provided.
1 TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.1 List of Tables
1.2 List of Figures
2 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
2.1 Global Shale Gas Markets Overview- 2012
2.1.1 Global Shale Gas Reserve Potential
2.1.2 Current Status of Shale Exploration Progress by Country
2.1.3 Shale Gas Overview- Snapshot
2.1.4 Shale Gas Overview- Evolution
2.1.5 Shale Gas Overview- Key Steps in Exploration Process
2.1.6 Shale Gas Overview- Hydraulic Fracturing
2.2 Shale Gas Exploration in Europe Witnessing Strong Boost amidst New Policies and Energy security concerns
2.2.1 Europe Shale Gas Potential
2.2.2 Despite Challenges Ten Countries Open up Their Shale Plays for Exploration
2.3 Drivers and Restraints of Investing in Europe Shale Industry
2.3.1 Key Drivers
2.3.2 Major Restraints
2.3.3 Environmental Concerns
2.4 Key Investment Areas in Europe Shale Gas Industry
2.4.1 Based on Reserves
2.4.2 Based on Progress in Exploration Activities
2.4.3 Based on Drilling Success Rate
3 TOP 10 TRENDS IN EUROPE SHALE GAS
3.1 Europe to Witness Next Shale Gas Boom after North America
3.2 Robust growth in Gas Demand Encouraging Investments in Shale Gas Exploration in Europe
3.2.1 Gas Demand of European Markets to grow steadily through 2030
3.2.2 Declining Conventional Gas Reserves and Energy Security plans Encourage Countries to search for Alternative Energy sources
3.2.3 Increasing Natural Gas Import Prices
3.2.4 Economic Impact
3.3 Europe holds around 10% of Global Technically Recoverable Shale Gas Resources
3.4 Shale Reserves stood around three times Conventional Gas Reserves
3.5 Turkey and Poland to Pioneer European Shale Gas Industry
3.6 Increased Shale Gas Production in the US Driving Coal Demand in Europe
3.7 Despite Strong Growth prospects of Europe Shale Market, Companies face Tough Challenges
3.7.1 High production costs and intense competition to Impact Exploration
3.7.2 Limited Land Access, Fresh water availability and other Environmental issues pose Tough challenges
3.7.3 Geological Risks and Technology Transfer Issues to be Resolved before Exploration
3.8 Exxon Mobil and Talisman Energy of Poland Sale their Licenses
3.9 Ukraine plans to exploit its Shale Reserves to reduce its dependency on Russian Gas
4 CURRENT STATUS OF SHALE GAS EXPLORATION AND FIELD DEVELOPMENTS IN EUROPE
4.1 Poland- Government awarded 111 Concessions and first production likely in 2015
4.2 United Kingdom- Uplifted Suspension on Shale Gas Exploration in December 2012
4.3 Sweden- State owned company, Gripen Gas Confirmed Success of GH-2 and BY-1 wells
4.4 Denmark- Nords?fonden and Total E&P Denmark B.V. plans to start Drilling in 2014
4.5 Netherlands- Research studies on Environmental impact under progress with results
4.6 Turkey- First production to commence in Diyarbakir in 2013
4.7 Ukraine Shale Gas Exploration Results are Expected in 2015 By Royal Dutch Shell Plc
4.8 Germany- Awarded 12 Licenses for exploration during 2012
4.9 Lithuania- Chevron likely to be announced as the winner for Shale Gas exploration tender
4.10 Belgium- Government yet to announce its stance on Shale Gas discoveries
4.11 Spain- Gran Enara Exploration is being carried out by Ente Vasco de la Energia
4.12 Norway- Amidst Significant conventional reserves, Norway unlikely to explore its shale
4.13 France- Government announced a continuous ban on Hydraulic fracturing operations
4.14 Romania and Bulgaria Break Moratorium on Hydraulic fracturing
5 POLAND SHALE GAS MARKET ANALYSIS
5.1 Poland Shale and Conventional Gas Snapshot
5.2 Shale Gas Reserve Potential
5.3 Regulatory Bodies
5.4 Shale Play Characteristics
5.4.1 Baltic Basin Characteristics
5.4.2 Lublin Basin Characteristics
5.4.3 Podlasie Basin Characteristics
5.5 Poland Shale Drilling and Exploration Operations
5.5.1 Baltic Basin Exploration Activities
5.5.2 Lublin Basin Exploration Activities
5.5.3 Podlasie Basin Exploration Activities
5.6 Leading Players in Poland Shale Market
5.6.1 Company wise Acreage and Licenses Awarded
5.6.2 PGNiG SA Shale Operations in Poland
5.6.3 Chevron Polska Energy Resources Sp. z o.o. Shale Operations in Poland
5.6.4 Exxon Mobil Exploration and Production Poland Sp. z o.o. Shale Operations in Poland
5.6.5 Nexen Petroleum Polska Shale Operations in Poland
5.6.6 Orlen Upstream Sp. z o.o. Shale Operations in Poland
5.6.7 LOTOS Petrobaltic S.A. Shale Operations in Poland
5.6.8 Petrolinvest Shale Operations in Poland
5.6.9 Wisent Oil & Gas Shale Operations in Poland
5.6.10 San Leon Energy Shale Operations in Poland
5.6.11 3Legs Resources Shale Operations in Poland
5.6.12 Cuadrilla Polska Sp. z o.o. Shale Operations in Poland
5.6.13 Dart Energy (Poland) Shale Operations in Poland
5.6.14 Aurelian Oil & Gas Poland Sp. z o.o Shale Operations in Poland
5.6.15 Talisman Energy Inc Shale Operations in Poland
5.6.16 BNK Petroleum Inc. Shale Operations in Poland
5.6.17 DPV Service Sp. z o.o. Shale Operations in Poland
5.6.18 Eni SpA Shale Operations in Poland
5.6.19 Strzelecki Energia Sp. z o.o., Shale Operations in Poland
5.6.20 Mac Oil Shale Operations in Poland
6 TURKEY SHALE GAS MARKET ANALYSIS
6.1 Turkey Shale and Conventional Gas Snapshot
6.2 Shale Gas Reserve Potential
6.3 Shale Play Characteristics
6.3.1 SE Anatolian Basin Characteristics
6.3.2 Thrace Basin Characteristics
6.4 Turkey Shale Drilling and Exploration Operations
6.4.1 SE Anatolian Basin Exploration
6.4.2 Thrace Basin Exploration
6.5 Leading Players in Turkey Shale Market
7 GERMANY SHALE GAS MARKET ANALYSIS
7.1 Germany Shale and Conventional Gas Snapshot
7.2 Shale Play Characteristics
7.2.1 North Sea-German Basin Characteristics
7.3 Germany Shale Drilling and Exploration Operations
7.4 Leading Players in Germany Shale Market
7.4.1 Exxon Mobil Corporation Shale Operations in Germany
7.4.2 Realm Energy Shale Operations in Germany
7.4.3 BNK Petroleum Shale Operations in Germany
7.4.4 3Legs Resources Shale Operations in Germany
8 SWEDEN SHALE GAS MARKET ANALYSIS
8.1 Sweden Shale and Conventional Gas Snapshot
8.2 Shale Play Characteristics
8.2.1 Scandanivia Region Basin Characteristics
8.3 Leading Players in Sweden Shale Market
8.3.1 Royal Dutch Shell Plc Shale Operations in Sweden
8.3.2 Gripen Gas Shale Operations in Sweden
9 UNITED KINGDOM SHALE GAS MARKET ANALYSIS
9.1 United Kingdom Shale and Conventional Gas Snapshot
9.2 Shale Gas Reserve Potential
9.3 Shale Play Characteristics
9.3.1 Bowland Shale Characteristics
9.3.2 Liassic Shale Characteristics
9.4 Leading Players in the UK Shale Market
9.4.1 Cuadrilla Resources Shale Operations in the UK
9.4.2 Celtique Energy Shale Operations in the UK
9.4.3 Eden Energy Shale Operations in the UK
9.4.4 Euroenergy Shale Operations in the UK
9.4.5 IGas Energy Plc (IGAS) Shale Operations in the UK
10 UKRAINE SHALE GAS MARKET ANALYSIS
10.1 Ukraine Shale and Conventional Gas Snapshot
10.2 Shale Gas Reserve Potential
10.3 Shale Play Characteristics
10.3.1 Dnieper-Donets Shale Characteristics
10.3.2 Ukraine Lublin Basin Shale Characteristics
10.4 Leading Players in Ukraine Shale Market
10.4.1 Royal Dutch Shell Plc Shale Operations in Ukraine
10.4.2 EuroGas Ukraine Ltd Shale Operations in Ukraine
10.4.3 LLC Westgasinvest Shale Operations in Ukraine
10.4.4 Eni SpA Shale Operations in Ukraine
10.4.5 Chevron Corporation Shale Operations in Ukraine
11 SPAIN SHALE GAS MARKET ANALYSIS
11.1 Spain Shale and Conventional Gas Snapshot
11.2 Shale Gas Reserve Potential
11.3 Shale Play Characteristics
11.4 Leading Players in Spain Shale Market
11.4.1 SHESA
11.4.2 Oil & Gas Skills, SA,
11.4.3 BNK Petroleum
11.4.4 Realm Energy International Corp
12 DENMARK SHALE GAS MARKET ANALYSIS
12.1 Denmark Shale and Conventional Gas Snapshot
12.2 Shale Gas Reserve Potential
12.3 Leading Players in Denmark Shale Market
12.3.1 Total E&P Denmark B.V Shale Operations in Denmark
13 NETHERLANDS SHALE GAS MARKET ANALYSIS
13.1 Netherlands Shale and Conventional Gas Snapshot
13.2 Shale Gas Reserve Potential
13.3 Shale Play Characteristics
13.3.1 Comparison of Central Graben, West Netherlands and Anglo-Dutch Shale Plays
13.4 Leading Players in Netherlands Shale Market
13.4.1 Brabant Resources Ltd Shale Operations in Netherlands
13.4.2 Hardenberg Resources BV Shale Operations in Netherlands
14 BELGIUM SHALE GAS MARKET ANALYSIS
14.1 Belgium Shale and Conventional Gas Snapshot
14.2 Shale Gas Reserve Potential
14.3 Shale Plays
14.4 Leading Players in Belgium Shale Market
14.4.1 Royal Dutch Shell Plc Shale Operations in Belgium
15 LITHUANIA SHALE GAS MARKET ANALYSIS
15.1 Lithuania Shale and Conventional Gas Snapshot
15.2 Shale Gas Reserve Potential
15.3 Shale Play Characteristics
15.3.1 Lithuania Baltic Basin Shale Characteristics
15.4 Leading Players in Lithuania Shale Market
16 NORWAY SHALE GAS MARKET ANALYSIS
16.1 Norway Shale and Conventional Gas Snapshot
16.2 Shale Gas Reserve Potential
16.3 Shale Plays
17 FRANCE SHALE GAS MARKET ANALYSIS
17.1 France Shale and Conventional Gas Snapshot
17.2 Shale Gas Reserve Potential
17.3 Shale Play Characteristics
17.3.1 Paris Basin Characteristics
17.3.2 France South-East Basin Characteristics
17.4 France Shale Drilling and Exploration Operations
18 KEY COMPANIES INVESTING IN EUROPE SHALE GAS MARKETS
18.1 Royal Dutch Shell Plc
18.1.1 Turkey
18.1.2 Sweden
18.1.3 Ukraine
18.1.4 Belgium
18.2 BNK Petroleum
18.2.1 Poland
18.2.2 Germany
18.2.3 Spain
18.3 Chevron Corporation
18.3.1 Poland
18.3.2 Ukraine
18.3.3 Romania
18.3.4 Bulgaria
18.3.5 Lithuania
18.4 Exxon Mobil Corporation
18.4.1 Poland
18.4.2 Germany
18.5 ENI SpA
18.5.1 Poland
18.5.2 Ukraine
18.6 Total SA
18.6.1 Denmark
18.6.2 Poland
18.7 3Legs Resources Plc
18.7.1 Poland
18.7.2 Germany
18.8 Cuadrilla Resources Ltd
18.8.1 Poland
18.8.2 United Kingdom
18.8.3 Netherlands
18.9 Realm Energy
18.9.1 Poland
18.9.2 Germany
18.9.3 Spain
18.10 San Leon Energy
18.10.1 Poland
19 EUROPE SHALE- RECENT NEWS LANDSCAPE
20 APPENDIX
20.1 Abbreviations
20.2 Definitions
20.3 Sources and Methodology
20.4 Contact Information
20.5 Disclaimer
1.1 List of Tables
1.2 List of Figures
2 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
2.1 Global Shale Gas Markets Overview- 2012
2.1.1 Global Shale Gas Reserve Potential
2.1.2 Current Status of Shale Exploration Progress by Country
2.1.3 Shale Gas Overview- Snapshot
2.1.4 Shale Gas Overview- Evolution
2.1.5 Shale Gas Overview- Key Steps in Exploration Process
2.1.6 Shale Gas Overview- Hydraulic Fracturing
2.2 Shale Gas Exploration in Europe Witnessing Strong Boost amidst New Policies and Energy security concerns
2.2.1 Europe Shale Gas Potential
2.2.2 Despite Challenges Ten Countries Open up Their Shale Plays for Exploration
2.3 Drivers and Restraints of Investing in Europe Shale Industry
2.3.1 Key Drivers
2.3.2 Major Restraints
2.3.3 Environmental Concerns
2.4 Key Investment Areas in Europe Shale Gas Industry
2.4.1 Based on Reserves
2.4.2 Based on Progress in Exploration Activities
2.4.3 Based on Drilling Success Rate
3 TOP 10 TRENDS IN EUROPE SHALE GAS
3.1 Europe to Witness Next Shale Gas Boom after North America
3.2 Robust growth in Gas Demand Encouraging Investments in Shale Gas Exploration in Europe
3.2.1 Gas Demand of European Markets to grow steadily through 2030
3.2.2 Declining Conventional Gas Reserves and Energy Security plans Encourage Countries to search for Alternative Energy sources
3.2.3 Increasing Natural Gas Import Prices
3.2.4 Economic Impact
3.3 Europe holds around 10% of Global Technically Recoverable Shale Gas Resources
3.4 Shale Reserves stood around three times Conventional Gas Reserves
3.5 Turkey and Poland to Pioneer European Shale Gas Industry
3.6 Increased Shale Gas Production in the US Driving Coal Demand in Europe
3.7 Despite Strong Growth prospects of Europe Shale Market, Companies face Tough Challenges
3.7.1 High production costs and intense competition to Impact Exploration
3.7.2 Limited Land Access, Fresh water availability and other Environmental issues pose Tough challenges
3.7.3 Geological Risks and Technology Transfer Issues to be Resolved before Exploration
3.8 Exxon Mobil and Talisman Energy of Poland Sale their Licenses
3.9 Ukraine plans to exploit its Shale Reserves to reduce its dependency on Russian Gas
4 CURRENT STATUS OF SHALE GAS EXPLORATION AND FIELD DEVELOPMENTS IN EUROPE
4.1 Poland- Government awarded 111 Concessions and first production likely in 2015
4.2 United Kingdom- Uplifted Suspension on Shale Gas Exploration in December 2012
4.3 Sweden- State owned company, Gripen Gas Confirmed Success of GH-2 and BY-1 wells
4.4 Denmark- Nords?fonden and Total E&P Denmark B.V. plans to start Drilling in 2014
4.5 Netherlands- Research studies on Environmental impact under progress with results
4.6 Turkey- First production to commence in Diyarbakir in 2013
4.7 Ukraine Shale Gas Exploration Results are Expected in 2015 By Royal Dutch Shell Plc
4.8 Germany- Awarded 12 Licenses for exploration during 2012
4.9 Lithuania- Chevron likely to be announced as the winner for Shale Gas exploration tender
4.10 Belgium- Government yet to announce its stance on Shale Gas discoveries
4.11 Spain- Gran Enara Exploration is being carried out by Ente Vasco de la Energia
4.12 Norway- Amidst Significant conventional reserves, Norway unlikely to explore its shale
4.13 France- Government announced a continuous ban on Hydraulic fracturing operations
4.14 Romania and Bulgaria Break Moratorium on Hydraulic fracturing
5 POLAND SHALE GAS MARKET ANALYSIS
5.1 Poland Shale and Conventional Gas Snapshot
5.2 Shale Gas Reserve Potential
5.3 Regulatory Bodies
5.4 Shale Play Characteristics
5.4.1 Baltic Basin Characteristics
5.4.2 Lublin Basin Characteristics
5.4.3 Podlasie Basin Characteristics
5.5 Poland Shale Drilling and Exploration Operations
5.5.1 Baltic Basin Exploration Activities
5.5.2 Lublin Basin Exploration Activities
5.5.3 Podlasie Basin Exploration Activities
5.6 Leading Players in Poland Shale Market
5.6.1 Company wise Acreage and Licenses Awarded
5.6.2 PGNiG SA Shale Operations in Poland
5.6.3 Chevron Polska Energy Resources Sp. z o.o. Shale Operations in Poland
5.6.4 Exxon Mobil Exploration and Production Poland Sp. z o.o. Shale Operations in Poland
5.6.5 Nexen Petroleum Polska Shale Operations in Poland
5.6.6 Orlen Upstream Sp. z o.o. Shale Operations in Poland
5.6.7 LOTOS Petrobaltic S.A. Shale Operations in Poland
5.6.8 Petrolinvest Shale Operations in Poland
5.6.9 Wisent Oil & Gas Shale Operations in Poland
5.6.10 San Leon Energy Shale Operations in Poland
5.6.11 3Legs Resources Shale Operations in Poland
5.6.12 Cuadrilla Polska Sp. z o.o. Shale Operations in Poland
5.6.13 Dart Energy (Poland) Shale Operations in Poland
5.6.14 Aurelian Oil & Gas Poland Sp. z o.o Shale Operations in Poland
5.6.15 Talisman Energy Inc Shale Operations in Poland
5.6.16 BNK Petroleum Inc. Shale Operations in Poland
5.6.17 DPV Service Sp. z o.o. Shale Operations in Poland
5.6.18 Eni SpA Shale Operations in Poland
5.6.19 Strzelecki Energia Sp. z o.o., Shale Operations in Poland
5.6.20 Mac Oil Shale Operations in Poland
6 TURKEY SHALE GAS MARKET ANALYSIS
6.1 Turkey Shale and Conventional Gas Snapshot
6.2 Shale Gas Reserve Potential
6.3 Shale Play Characteristics
6.3.1 SE Anatolian Basin Characteristics
6.3.2 Thrace Basin Characteristics
6.4 Turkey Shale Drilling and Exploration Operations
6.4.1 SE Anatolian Basin Exploration
6.4.2 Thrace Basin Exploration
6.5 Leading Players in Turkey Shale Market
7 GERMANY SHALE GAS MARKET ANALYSIS
7.1 Germany Shale and Conventional Gas Snapshot
7.2 Shale Play Characteristics
7.2.1 North Sea-German Basin Characteristics
7.3 Germany Shale Drilling and Exploration Operations
7.4 Leading Players in Germany Shale Market
7.4.1 Exxon Mobil Corporation Shale Operations in Germany
7.4.2 Realm Energy Shale Operations in Germany
7.4.3 BNK Petroleum Shale Operations in Germany
7.4.4 3Legs Resources Shale Operations in Germany
8 SWEDEN SHALE GAS MARKET ANALYSIS
8.1 Sweden Shale and Conventional Gas Snapshot
8.2 Shale Play Characteristics
8.2.1 Scandanivia Region Basin Characteristics
8.3 Leading Players in Sweden Shale Market
8.3.1 Royal Dutch Shell Plc Shale Operations in Sweden
8.3.2 Gripen Gas Shale Operations in Sweden
9 UNITED KINGDOM SHALE GAS MARKET ANALYSIS
9.1 United Kingdom Shale and Conventional Gas Snapshot
9.2 Shale Gas Reserve Potential
9.3 Shale Play Characteristics
9.3.1 Bowland Shale Characteristics
9.3.2 Liassic Shale Characteristics
9.4 Leading Players in the UK Shale Market
9.4.1 Cuadrilla Resources Shale Operations in the UK
9.4.2 Celtique Energy Shale Operations in the UK
9.4.3 Eden Energy Shale Operations in the UK
9.4.4 Euroenergy Shale Operations in the UK
9.4.5 IGas Energy Plc (IGAS) Shale Operations in the UK
10 UKRAINE SHALE GAS MARKET ANALYSIS
10.1 Ukraine Shale and Conventional Gas Snapshot
10.2 Shale Gas Reserve Potential
10.3 Shale Play Characteristics
10.3.1 Dnieper-Donets Shale Characteristics
10.3.2 Ukraine Lublin Basin Shale Characteristics
10.4 Leading Players in Ukraine Shale Market
10.4.1 Royal Dutch Shell Plc Shale Operations in Ukraine
10.4.2 EuroGas Ukraine Ltd Shale Operations in Ukraine
10.4.3 LLC Westgasinvest Shale Operations in Ukraine
10.4.4 Eni SpA Shale Operations in Ukraine
10.4.5 Chevron Corporation Shale Operations in Ukraine
11 SPAIN SHALE GAS MARKET ANALYSIS
11.1 Spain Shale and Conventional Gas Snapshot
11.2 Shale Gas Reserve Potential
11.3 Shale Play Characteristics
11.4 Leading Players in Spain Shale Market
11.4.1 SHESA
11.4.2 Oil & Gas Skills, SA,
11.4.3 BNK Petroleum
11.4.4 Realm Energy International Corp
12 DENMARK SHALE GAS MARKET ANALYSIS
12.1 Denmark Shale and Conventional Gas Snapshot
12.2 Shale Gas Reserve Potential
12.3 Leading Players in Denmark Shale Market
12.3.1 Total E&P Denmark B.V Shale Operations in Denmark
13 NETHERLANDS SHALE GAS MARKET ANALYSIS
13.1 Netherlands Shale and Conventional Gas Snapshot
13.2 Shale Gas Reserve Potential
13.3 Shale Play Characteristics
13.3.1 Comparison of Central Graben, West Netherlands and Anglo-Dutch Shale Plays
13.4 Leading Players in Netherlands Shale Market
13.4.1 Brabant Resources Ltd Shale Operations in Netherlands
13.4.2 Hardenberg Resources BV Shale Operations in Netherlands
14 BELGIUM SHALE GAS MARKET ANALYSIS
14.1 Belgium Shale and Conventional Gas Snapshot
14.2 Shale Gas Reserve Potential
14.3 Shale Plays
14.4 Leading Players in Belgium Shale Market
14.4.1 Royal Dutch Shell Plc Shale Operations in Belgium
15 LITHUANIA SHALE GAS MARKET ANALYSIS
15.1 Lithuania Shale and Conventional Gas Snapshot
15.2 Shale Gas Reserve Potential
15.3 Shale Play Characteristics
15.3.1 Lithuania Baltic Basin Shale Characteristics
15.4 Leading Players in Lithuania Shale Market
16 NORWAY SHALE GAS MARKET ANALYSIS
16.1 Norway Shale and Conventional Gas Snapshot
16.2 Shale Gas Reserve Potential
16.3 Shale Plays
17 FRANCE SHALE GAS MARKET ANALYSIS
17.1 France Shale and Conventional Gas Snapshot
17.2 Shale Gas Reserve Potential
17.3 Shale Play Characteristics
17.3.1 Paris Basin Characteristics
17.3.2 France South-East Basin Characteristics
17.4 France Shale Drilling and Exploration Operations
18 KEY COMPANIES INVESTING IN EUROPE SHALE GAS MARKETS
18.1 Royal Dutch Shell Plc
18.1.1 Turkey
18.1.2 Sweden
18.1.3 Ukraine
18.1.4 Belgium
18.2 BNK Petroleum
18.2.1 Poland
18.2.2 Germany
18.2.3 Spain
18.3 Chevron Corporation
18.3.1 Poland
18.3.2 Ukraine
18.3.3 Romania
18.3.4 Bulgaria
18.3.5 Lithuania
18.4 Exxon Mobil Corporation
18.4.1 Poland
18.4.2 Germany
18.5 ENI SpA
18.5.1 Poland
18.5.2 Ukraine
18.6 Total SA
18.6.1 Denmark
18.6.2 Poland
18.7 3Legs Resources Plc
18.7.1 Poland
18.7.2 Germany
18.8 Cuadrilla Resources Ltd
18.8.1 Poland
18.8.2 United Kingdom
18.8.3 Netherlands
18.9 Realm Energy
18.9.1 Poland
18.9.2 Germany
18.9.3 Spain
18.10 San Leon Energy
18.10.1 Poland
19 EUROPE SHALE- RECENT NEWS LANDSCAPE
20 APPENDIX
20.1 Abbreviations
20.2 Definitions
20.3 Sources and Methodology
20.4 Contact Information
20.5 Disclaimer
LIST OF TABLES
Table 1: Comparison of Shale Gas Reserves to Conventional Gas Reserves, 2011
Table 2: Dwindling Conventional Gas Reserves in European Countries, 2000- 2011
Table 3: Global Shale Reserves by Country
Table 4: Poland Shale Gas Snapshot
Table 5: Physical Characteristics of Baltic Basin
Table 6: Reservoir Properties
Table 7: Resource Characteristics
Table 8: Physical Characteristics of Lublin Basin
Table 9: Reservoir Properties
Table 10: Resource Characteristics
Table 11: Physical Characteristics of Podlasie Basin
Table 12: Reservoir Properties
Table 13: Resource Characteristics
Table 14: Poland Company wise Concessions Awarded and Acreage, 2007- 2013
Table 15: Turkey Shale Gas Snapshot
Table 16: Physical Characteristics of SE Anatolia Basin
Table 17: Reservoir Properties
Table 18: Resource Characteristics
Table 19: Physical Characteristics of Thrace Basin
Table 20: Reservoir Properties of Hamitabat Shale Formation
Table 21: Resource Characteristics of Hamitabat Shale Formation
Table 22: Germany Shale Gas Snapshot
Table 23: Physical Characteristics of North Sea-German Basin
Table 24: Reservoir Properties of North Sea-German Basin
Table 25: Resource Characteristics of North Sea-German Basin
Table 26: Sweden Shale Gas Snapshot
Table 27: Physical Characteristics of Scandinavia Region Basin
Table 28: Reservoir Properties
Table 29: Resource characteristics
Table 30: United Kingdom Shale Gas Snapshot
Table 31: Physical Characteristics of U.K. Northern Petroleum System
Table 32: Reservoir Properties
Table 33: Resource Characteristics
Table 34: Physical Characteristics of Liassic Shale Formation
Table 35: Reservoir Properties
Table 36: Resource Characteristics
Table 37: Ukraine Shale Gas Snapshot
Table 38: Physical Characteristics of Dnieper-Donets Shale Basin
Table 39: Reservoir Properties
Table 40: Resource Characteristics
Table 41: Physical Characteristics of Bowland Shale
Table 42: Reservoir Properties
Table 43: Resource Characteristics
Table 44: Spain Shale Gas Snapshot
Table 45: Denmark Shale Gas Snapshot
Table 46: Netherlands Shale Gas Snapshot
Table 47: Characteristics of Netherlands Shale Basins
Table 48: Belgium Shale Gas Snapshot
Table 49: Lithuania Shale Gas Snapshot
Table 50: Physical Characteristics of Lithuania Baltic Basin Shale
Table 51: Reservoir Properties
Table 52: Resource Characteristics
Table 53: Norway Shale Gas Snapshot
Table 54: France Shale Gas Snapshot
Table 55: Physical Characteristics of France Paris Basin
Table 56: Reservoir Properties
Table 57: Resource Characteristics
Table 58: Physical Characteristics of France Paris Basin
Table 59: Reservoir Properties
Table 60: Resource Characteristics
Table 1: Comparison of Shale Gas Reserves to Conventional Gas Reserves, 2011
Table 2: Dwindling Conventional Gas Reserves in European Countries, 2000- 2011
Table 3: Global Shale Reserves by Country
Table 4: Poland Shale Gas Snapshot
Table 5: Physical Characteristics of Baltic Basin
Table 6: Reservoir Properties
Table 7: Resource Characteristics
Table 8: Physical Characteristics of Lublin Basin
Table 9: Reservoir Properties
Table 10: Resource Characteristics
Table 11: Physical Characteristics of Podlasie Basin
Table 12: Reservoir Properties
Table 13: Resource Characteristics
Table 14: Poland Company wise Concessions Awarded and Acreage, 2007- 2013
Table 15: Turkey Shale Gas Snapshot
Table 16: Physical Characteristics of SE Anatolia Basin
Table 17: Reservoir Properties
Table 18: Resource Characteristics
Table 19: Physical Characteristics of Thrace Basin
Table 20: Reservoir Properties of Hamitabat Shale Formation
Table 21: Resource Characteristics of Hamitabat Shale Formation
Table 22: Germany Shale Gas Snapshot
Table 23: Physical Characteristics of North Sea-German Basin
Table 24: Reservoir Properties of North Sea-German Basin
Table 25: Resource Characteristics of North Sea-German Basin
Table 26: Sweden Shale Gas Snapshot
Table 27: Physical Characteristics of Scandinavia Region Basin
Table 28: Reservoir Properties
Table 29: Resource characteristics
Table 30: United Kingdom Shale Gas Snapshot
Table 31: Physical Characteristics of U.K. Northern Petroleum System
Table 32: Reservoir Properties
Table 33: Resource Characteristics
Table 34: Physical Characteristics of Liassic Shale Formation
Table 35: Reservoir Properties
Table 36: Resource Characteristics
Table 37: Ukraine Shale Gas Snapshot
Table 38: Physical Characteristics of Dnieper-Donets Shale Basin
Table 39: Reservoir Properties
Table 40: Resource Characteristics
Table 41: Physical Characteristics of Bowland Shale
Table 42: Reservoir Properties
Table 43: Resource Characteristics
Table 44: Spain Shale Gas Snapshot
Table 45: Denmark Shale Gas Snapshot
Table 46: Netherlands Shale Gas Snapshot
Table 47: Characteristics of Netherlands Shale Basins
Table 48: Belgium Shale Gas Snapshot
Table 49: Lithuania Shale Gas Snapshot
Table 50: Physical Characteristics of Lithuania Baltic Basin Shale
Table 51: Reservoir Properties
Table 52: Resource Characteristics
Table 53: Norway Shale Gas Snapshot
Table 54: France Shale Gas Snapshot
Table 55: Physical Characteristics of France Paris Basin
Table 56: Reservoir Properties
Table 57: Resource Characteristics
Table 58: Physical Characteristics of France Paris Basin
Table 59: Reservoir Properties
Table 60: Resource Characteristics
LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1: Global Shale Gas Reserves (Tcf)
Figure 2: Shale Resources- Schematic Geology
Figure 3: Typical Hydraulic Fracturing Process
Figure 4: Fracturing Fluid Composition
Figure 5: Shale Fracturing Fluid- Typical Composition of Chemical Additives
Figure 6: Europe shale gas reserves by country (Tcm) as of 2011
Figure 7:Europe Natural Gas Demand Forecast 2000-2020
Figure 8: Global Comparison of Technically Recoverable Shale Gas Reserves
Figure 9: European Countries Shale Gas Reserves in comparison with Natural Gas Reserves in 2011 (Tcf)
Figure 10: Comparison of Shale Gas Reserves with Natural Gas Reserves of Poland, 2011
Figure 11: Poland Shale Basins
Figure 12: Comparison of Shale Gas Reserves with Natural Gas Reserves of Turkey, 2011
Figure 13: Turkey Shale Basins
Figure 14: Comparison of Shale Gas Reserves with Natural Gas Reserves of Germany, 2011
Figure 15: Comparison of Shale Gas Reserves with Natural Gas Reserves of Turkey, 2011
Figure 16: Comparison of Shale Gas Reserves with Natural Gas Reserves of Ukraine, 2011
Figure 17: Comparison of Shale Gas Reserves with Natural Gas Reserves of Denmark, 2011
Figure 18: Comparison of Shale Gas Reserves with Natural Gas Reserves of Netherlands, 2011
Figure 19: Comparison of Shale Gas Reserves with Natural Gas Reserves of France, 2011
COMPANIES MENTIONED
Royal Dutch Shell Plc, BNK Petroleum, Chevron Corporation, Exxon Mobil, ENI SpA, Total SA, 3Legs Resources, Cuadrilla Resources, Realm Energy and San Leon Energy
Figure 1: Global Shale Gas Reserves (Tcf)
Figure 2: Shale Resources- Schematic Geology
Figure 3: Typical Hydraulic Fracturing Process
Figure 4: Fracturing Fluid Composition
Figure 5: Shale Fracturing Fluid- Typical Composition of Chemical Additives
Figure 6: Europe shale gas reserves by country (Tcm) as of 2011
Figure 7:Europe Natural Gas Demand Forecast 2000-2020
Figure 8: Global Comparison of Technically Recoverable Shale Gas Reserves
Figure 9: European Countries Shale Gas Reserves in comparison with Natural Gas Reserves in 2011 (Tcf)
Figure 10: Comparison of Shale Gas Reserves with Natural Gas Reserves of Poland, 2011
Figure 11: Poland Shale Basins
Figure 12: Comparison of Shale Gas Reserves with Natural Gas Reserves of Turkey, 2011
Figure 13: Turkey Shale Basins
Figure 14: Comparison of Shale Gas Reserves with Natural Gas Reserves of Germany, 2011
Figure 15: Comparison of Shale Gas Reserves with Natural Gas Reserves of Turkey, 2011
Figure 16: Comparison of Shale Gas Reserves with Natural Gas Reserves of Ukraine, 2011
Figure 17: Comparison of Shale Gas Reserves with Natural Gas Reserves of Denmark, 2011
Figure 18: Comparison of Shale Gas Reserves with Natural Gas Reserves of Netherlands, 2011
Figure 19: Comparison of Shale Gas Reserves with Natural Gas Reserves of France, 2011
COMPANIES MENTIONED
Royal Dutch Shell Plc, BNK Petroleum, Chevron Corporation, Exxon Mobil, ENI SpA, Total SA, 3Legs Resources, Cuadrilla Resources, Realm Energy and San Leon Energy
