| Non-Opec oil field decline rates have accelerated to 5 per cent as a result of the impact on output from a 41 per cent or $285 billion reduction in global oil & gas capex from the 2014 peak, a Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BofAML) report said.
This figure is higher than the 4.87 per cent recorded in 2009, and it is also slightly higher than previous estimates for this year of 4.9 per cent, explained the report titled, “Global Energy Weekly: Oil decline rates speed up” authored by the Global Commodities team at BofAML...............................................Full Article: Source
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