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Remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) are an integral part of almost all underwater activity conducted by the energy industry. The offshore industry of today could not function without them as ROVs perform crucial installation, inspection, maintenance, and decommissioning of subsea infrastructure. As activities in the offshore environment become more complex and the volume of such tasks increases, so does the demand on ROVs. Consequently, visiongain forecasts strong spending growth on ROV services and new builds.
Europe is the only region that will see declining demand for ROV services as North Sea production and drilling activity declines. However, decommissioning and maintenance activity supports spending levels.
Deepwater and ultra-deepwater E&P is underpinning spending on ROV services. Drill support activity and the installation of subsea infrastructure are then complemented by inspection and maintenance activity. The drive to enhance the life of reservoirs is also increasing the amount of tasks performed per year by the current ROV fleet. Utilisation rates are up and the fleet continues to expand year-on-year.
Ageing infrastructure is increasing the amount of decommissioning and maintenance activity required offshore. Higher safety standards, especially in North America post-Macondo, are also increasing the frequency with which such activities are executed. To carry out such work, more ROVs are needed.
Offshore gas developments, especially offshore Australia, in the Eastern Mediterranean and East Africa, are creating new demand for ROV services. They are trends that will play a larger role determining ROV spending in the future as the cost of extracting and processing gas from remote offshore fields has a lower cost burden (re FLNG).
Visiongain calculates that spending on ROVs will total $2,496m in 2014. The ROV market is composed of spending on (1) ROV operations and services and (2) new build ROVs. The latter is driven by demand for the former, although low retirements for ROVs and the ability to improve and adapt current vehicles puts a downward pressure on new build spending.
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- Read the full transcript of an exclusive expert opinion interview from a leading ROV industry specialist informing your understanding and allowing you to assess prospects for investments and sales:
- Saab-Seaeye
• Understand the prospects for the leading regional ROV markets, in spending on new builds and services, as well as a breakdown of spending on different types of ROV - where will the greatest spending and best opportunities occur?
• Highlights of the report include:
- Forecast and analysis for the global ROV market
- Forecast and analysis for spending by the energy industry on global ROV operations and services market, together with the following geographical regions, from 2014 to 2024:
• Africa
• Asia Pacific
• Europe
• North America
• Rest of the World
• South America
- Forecast and analysis of CAPEX on ROV new builds for the energy industry from 2014 to 2024, including spending by the following geographical regions:
• Europe
• North America
- Forecast and analysis for CAPEX on Observation, Inspection and Light Work-Class ROVs for the energy industry.
- Forecast and analysis for CAPEX on Medium and Heavy Work-Class ROVs for the energy industry.
- Forecast and analysis for CAPEX on AUV new builds for the energy industry from 2014 to 2024.
- A barriers to entry analysis by:
• geographical market space in which ROVs will be utilised
• new build ROV type
- PEST analysis of the market
- Expert opinion from a key-opinion leader within the market
- Analysis of leading companies operating in the market and an assessment of their future outlook.
- A breakdown of the current ROV fleet by
• ROV type
• ROV operator
- Forecasts of future ROV fleet numbers by operator.
- Specification of main decommissioning legislation driving ROV spending in each region
- Specification of main current subsea installation and drilling projects by region, with current status
• Explore the factors affecting product developers, and everyone within the value chain. Learn about the forces influencing market dynamics.
- Receive a PEST analysis identifying the political, economic, sociological and technological factors affecting spending in the ROV market from 2014 onwards:
- Oil price considerations
- The importance of government regulations
- Emerging trends in the offshore environment, such as the mobile offshore drilling, decommissioning and deepwater and ultra-deepwater markets.
• Identify who the leading companies are in the ROV market
- Our report reveals the most important companies in the market and provides an assessment of the future outlook for each. In particular, by exploring and analysing the activities of these companies you can see where the expected gains will be. Gain a thorough understanding of the competitive landscape with profiles of the 16 leading ROV manufacturers and operators worldwide, examining their ROV products, fleet and future prospects:
- Canyon Offshore
- DeepOcean Group
- DOF Subsea
- Forum Energy Technologies
- Fugro
- Halling Marine
- Harkand
- IKM Subsea
- Oceaneering International
- Saab Seaeye
- Saipem
- Schilling Robotics
- Soil Machine Dynamics (SMD)
- Subsea 7
- Technip
- VideoRay
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