Subsea Equipment - The forecast for the subsea equipment market, which includes subsea templates, subsea manifolds and subsea trees, will see 2682 units installed during the period 2005/09. This compares to the installation of 1,605 units over the 1999/03 period. Subsea tree capex is forecast to be $2.8bn during 2005/09 compared to $1.5bn during 1999/03. Subsea manifold capex is due to grow from $1.8bn to $3.7bn, while subsea template capex is set for decline from $756m to $657m over the same periods.

*Due to the dynamic nature of the data used these figures are subject to change up to first print."

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Underlying Market Drivers - Investigates the main and secondary drivers of the subsea market, re-investment rates, oil price sensitivity, politics, economics, production, energy demand, technology, infrastructure, subsidy, grants, taxation modularity and best practice.

Global Market Potential - Examines prospects for Subsea by projects, reserves and production, identifying the trends by region, water depth, operator, field ownership and development type.

Sector Analysis - Identifies sector development and the evaluation of all known prospects. Specific analysis is available for each key sector: wells, subsea equipment (subsea trees, subsea manifolds, subsea templates etc), subsea pipelines and subsea control lines.

Regional Analysis - For each of the main regions - Africa, Asia, Australasia, Europe, The Middle East, North America and Latin America the report looks at recent important activity, analysis of all known prospects, field sales, mergers and discoveries.

Global Forecasts - Describes the methodology for developing the forecast and CAPEX models. Forecasts and capital expenditure figures are provided by region, component, operator and field owner with a number of conventional and alternative model profiles.

Comprehensive Project Listings - A field-by-field project listing of fields that have subsea completions present due to come onstream in the period 2004/08. Including details on location, operator, name, water depth, high temperature high pressure, production rate, etc.

Additional Information - Definition of the regions/countries and the acronyms and abbreviations used within the Global Perspectives series.

Online Access - Purchasers will receiveone year's free online access to a database of all fields (Greenfield & Brownfield) that are being considered for development with a subsea completion for the period 2004/08. InfieldOnline is updated weekly, enabling executives to keep abreast of new discoveries as they are discovered and track the development of existing projects. Log in to a sample database at www.infieldonline.com. Subscribers can upgrade complementary access to include additional information from InfieldOnline.

Proprietary Modelling System – This highly developed and complex modelling and forecasting system utilises a wide range of features, including macro-economic, techno-economic and business processes. The modelling system incorporates Infield’s global Offshore Energy Database to produce detailed financial and business models, including capital expenditure and supply/demand. These are fully scalable and adaptable, from individual elements through to national, regional, global or company forecasts and scenarios with timelines from 1908 to 2092.