Gulf of Mexico Oil and Gas Infrastructure and Integrity Map to 2021

Gulf of Mexico Oil and Gas Infrastructure and Integrity Map to 2021 is in production and advertising is now open; use the buy now link to view available slots via the Infield Shop. The Gulf of Mexico Oil and Gas Infrastructure and Integrity Map is scheduled for publication in May 2016, with its major release planned at OTC Houston 2016 (Offshore Technology Conference). The Gulf of Mexico Map will also be showcased at Oil and Gas Asia, Offshore South East Asia, Offshore Europe, Offshore Northern Seas, Subsea Expo and Subsea Tiebacks Forum and Exhibition and all other relevant events and exhibitions attended by the Infield team. The initial print run for the map will be 5,000 copies, with each advertiser receiving 100 copies for their own distribution to clients. All of Infield Systems' mapping products are subject to high profile and targeted marketing campaigns to ensure that advertising exposure is maximised. The latest edition of the Gulf of Mexico Infrastructure and Integrity Map will be a highly effective way for advertisers to reach their target oil and gas industry audience. The Gulf of Mexico map provides an insight into how even modern field developments may grow to rely on an ageing infrastructure for the transportation of production. With platforms and fields coming to the end of their productive life, information on which fields will close and those which will continue is crucially important to all major players in the offshore oil and gas industry. The Gulf of Mexico Oil and Gas Infrastructure and Integrity Map to 2021 will go a considerable way to informing industry players of the future ahead. Infield Systems, the world's leading independent offshore oil and gas market analysts, has charted the infrastructure of the Gulf of Mexico from the earliest developments – most of which are now past peak production – starting from the 1940s to all future projects planned for development by 2021, on this full colour wall map.

Industry interest in the Gulf of Mexico continues to remain high, with operators pushing the boundaries of deepwater production and with strong potential demand for decommissioning activity, significant opportunities remain within this region, and as such, demand for the latest edition of the Gulf of Mexico Oil and Gas Infrastructure and Integrity Map to 2021 promises to be extremely high.

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Advertising Opportunities

Within each of the Infield Oil and Gas Activity Maps, there are a number of advertising opportunities, with single 100mm by 100mm or multiple size positions available.

• Each single 100mm x 100mm position costs GB£2,750.00. Multiple position slot prices are available on application
• Each map provides a unique marketing aide for leading contractors to promote their services, facilities and major new project references to the global oil and gas industry
• All advertisers will receive 100 folded maps for their own distribution 

Publication Details

• Scheduled for publication in April 2016
• Major release at the Offshore Technology Conference 2016
• Distribution campaign also planned at Oil and Gas Asia, Offshore South East Asia, Offshore Europe, Offshore Northern Seas and Subsea Expo and all other relevant events attended by the Infield team.

Information Sources

The new Gulf of Mexico Oil and Gas  Infrastructure and Integrity Map has been produced using InfieldMaps, Infield’s online oil and gas GIS Mapping System and information from the Offshore Energy Database. The commentary is based on information provided from Infield's unique and proprietary OFFPEX Market Modelling and Forecast System. OFFPEX is the only complete 'bottom-up' model of the offshore industry available today.

Map Specifications and Content

The Gulf of Mexico Oil and Gas Infrastructure and Integrity map features a complete regional overview, showing both the current operational status of the Offshore Gulf of Mexico region, including operational oil and gas fields, platforms and pipelines as well as the abandonned oil and gas licence areas.

• Size 1505mm (w) x 1055mm (h)
• Smooth quality coated paper
• A proposed print run of 5000 maps is planned

Base Map Image

• Full colour land satellite image
• Coastlines, with Major Towns; Ports and Terminals
• Bathymetry (Water Depths) set to; 0-500m; 500-1000m; 1000-1500m, 1500-2000m, 2000-3000m, 3000-4000m and 4000m+
• Licence and Concession Areas with Operator Status
• Operational Oil and Gas Fields
  - 1947 to 1960
  - 1961 to 1975
  - 1976 to 1990
  - 1991 to 2000
  - 2001 to date
  
• Abandoned/Licence Surrendered Oil and Gas Fields
• Future Oil and Gas Fields
• Operational Floating Production and Storage Facilities
- 1947 to 1960
- 1961 to 1975
- 1976 to 1990
- 1991 to 2000
- 2001 to date

• Decommissioned Floating Production and Storage Facilities
• Future Floating Production and Storage Facilities
• Operational Fixed Platforms
  - 1947 to 1960
  - 1961 to 1975
  - 1976 to 1990
  - 1991 to 2000
  - 2001 to date
  
• Decommissioned Fixed Platforms
• Future Fixed Platforms
• Operational Pipelines
- 1947 to 1960
- 1961 to 1975
- 1976 to 1990
- 1991 to 2000
- 2001 to date
    
• Future Pipelines
• Well Locations