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       Subsea vessel demand to grow 52% to 2015, says Douglas-Westwood 
       
       
      This first edition of The Douglas-Westwood World Subsea Vessel Operations Market 2011-2015 forecasts strong recovery in vessel demand. Expenditure is set to grow 52%, totaling $72bn between 2011 and 2015.  
       
      Amongst the themes highlighted by the report: 
       
      
        
        
          
            | Project timetables are accelerating as confidence returns to the
              industry, with a shift to larger and more complex deep water projects | 
           
          
            | Project timetables are accelerating as confidence returns to the
              industry, with a shift to larger and more complex deep water projects | 
           
          
            | Projects are increasingly capital intensive: benefitting offshore contractors with the capability and expertise to provide deepwater services | 
           
          
            | Global demand for subsea vessels is expected to climb beyond 310,000 days for the forecast period 2011-2015 – a 28% increase on the previous five years | 
           
          
            | Strong growth is expected, with annual oil & gas company spend on vessel operations set to rise from $11.2bn in 2011 to $19bn by 2015.  | 
           
         
        
       
       
      The comprehensive report forecasts demand for vessels used by operators around the world for their subsea field development & construction projects, inspection, repair & maintenance (IRM), well intervention and plug & abandonment activities providing detailed demand and expenditure analysis by region.  
       
      This demand-led study forms an excellent source of information for those seeking an insight into this dynamic industry sector.  
       
      Unique Approach 
       
      The World Subsea Vessel Operations Market 2011-2015 by energy business analysts Douglas-Westwood provides a detailed demand outlook for vessels operating in the key subsea markets including:  
       
      
        
        
          
            | Field Development & Construction | 
           
          
            | Inspection Repair & Maintenance | 
           
          
            | Subsea Well Intervention and Plug & Abandonment  | 
           
          
            | Historic and forecast vessel day demand and expenditure forecasts over the period 2006-2015 are included, with analysis provided for Africa, Asia, Australasia, Eastern Europe & FSU, Latin America, Middle East, North America, Norway, Rest of Western Europe and UK.  | 
           
         
        
       
       
      Market Overview 
       
      The report looks at the main factors that are driving vessel day demand for ROVSV, DSV, Flexlay, LWIV and Pipelay Vessels and provides supporting information analysing each key subsea sector.  
       
      Market supply and vessel dayrates are also discussed, providing the reader with a comprehensive understanding of the key trends involved in shaping the requirement for subsea vessels.  
       
      For more information click here 
       
       
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