Offshore conventional projects are projected to contribute nearly 700,000 b/d to the anticipated 1.5 million b/d rise in non-OPEC+ production in 2025, according to IEA forecasts.
Offshore conventional projects are projected to contribute nearly 700,000 b/d to the anticipated 1.5 million b/d rise in non-OPEC+ production in 2025, according to IEA forecasts.
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