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The Golden Era of Energy:
Protectionism, Free Markets or Micromanagement? Igor Sechin, Rosneft, Chief Executive Officer
St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, June 6, 2019
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Electric Vehicles and Environment
Record Levels of Sanctions
Strategic Success Factors
The Role of the New Exporter
Industry Response
Market Risk and Volatility
STOP
2
3
Market Risk and Volatility
40
50
60
70
80
90
Mar May Jul Sep Nov Jan Mar
Oil prices are
artificially
Very High! No good
and will not be
accepted!
Oil prices are too
high, OPEC is at it
again. Not good!
Hope OPEC will
increase output
substantially. Need
to keep prices
down!
REDUCE PRICING
NOW!
The OPEC
monopoly must get
prices down now!
Oil prices getting too
high, OPEC, please
relax and take it easy.
…price of Oil
getting too high.
Source: Bloomberg
Evolution of Crude Oil Price
$/bbl
2018 2019
4
4.4
5.1
5.3
5.7 5.8
2017 OPEC ExxonMobil
IHS Markit EIA
Forecasting Crude Oil Demand
2040
Bn tons
+1 Bn tons
+20 MMbpd
5
Environmental Costs of EVs
Co CAGR 6%
Electric
Vehicles
Energy
Storage
Systems
Portable
Electronics Other 2040 2018
Global Lithium1 and Cobalt Demand
MMt
Li CAGR 10%
Source: Wood Mackenzie, Central Tibetan Administration, Environmental Justice Atlas
1 For lithium – MMt of lithium carbonate equivalent
Lithium mining implications,
Sichuan province, China
Cobalt mining implications,
Madagascar
3
2.5
2
1.5
1
0.5
0
6
Fleet of Electric Vehicles
5
294 300 320
350
2018 Wood Mackenzie IEA OPEC ВР
2040
Million units
share in total vehicle stock
15% 15% 16%
0.4%
13%
%
7 Source: US President Administration
US: Ambitions for Energy Dominance
The “Golden Era” of American Energy:
Withdrawal from the terrible Paris Climate Agreement
Getting rid of costly ecological initiatives in environmental
water resource protection
End of war on coal power generation
Signed legislation to accelerate the construction of pipelines
(including by easing regulatory and environmental
requirements)
Exploration in wildlife reserves is now permitted
Thanks to President Trump’s negotiations, the European
Union agreed to import more LNG from the United States
“We are independent. We don’t need anybody. And we don’t need to be ripped off by the rest of the world
either, because those days are over.” (Donald Trump)
8
China’s Share of Global Rare Earth Metals Production
Exceeds 80%
Source: ВР
Share of Global Rare Earth Metals Production
%
80%
13%
3% 2% 1% 1%
China Australia Russia Brazil Thailand India
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Recovering of Upstream Investments
Source: IEA
Global Upstream CAPEX
$ Bn
780
590
438 457
476 514
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
“Trough” of
CAPEX cycle
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United States and China Trade war
New sanctions against Russian companies
US sanctions against Iran renewal
US bans Iranian crude oil imports for all the countries
Sanctions against Venezuela – attempt to change the
government
Proposed sanctions against LNG projects with Russian
participation
Cancelation of Iran crude oil ‘waivers’
…
March
April
May
November
January
February
May
2018
Sanctions Have Reached Record Levels
2019
U.S. moves to stop all nations from buying Iranian
oil. “We’re going to zero” U.S. Secretary of State
Mike Pompeo
April 22, 2019
...the toughest sanctions are yet to come. Unless
Maduro’s usurpation ends, he and his cronies
will be strangled financially
U.S. National Security Adviser
John Bolton
March 21, 2019
33% of world reserves
Under Sanctions:
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2015 2019 2016 2017 2018 2014 0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Geopolitical Risks of “Fragile Five”
Source: Citigroup analytics
“Fragile Five” in Crude Oil Production
Cumulative “Fragile 5” production under risk
(right axis)
Iraq
Nigeria
Iran
Libya
Venezuela
MMbpd
12
Texas vs Sanctioned Production
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
Iran
Venezuela
Libya
Texas
Texas & Production of Sanctioned Countries
MMbpd
Note. Texas – conventional and shale oil and condensate production, OPEC countries – oil production only 1 Reduced production of Venezuela and Iran due to US sanctions to the pre-sanctions level of 2017
Source: US DOE, OPEC
1,500
2,500
2018 2019
Production Under Sanctions1
Kbpd
13 Source: US DOE, IHS Markit, Wood Mackenzie, Rosneft
The Role of New Exporter
0.1 0.4
0.5 0.6
1.2
2.0
2.7
5.0
2
7
10
27
34
42
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019(1 Q)
… 2020
US Crude Oil Export
MMbpd
Oil Export Number of Countries Importing from the US
December, 2015
40-year Oil Export Ban
Lifted
14
US Export: Infrastructure Investments
14
Main US Permian
export pipelines
+2.5 MMbpd (new construction and expansions1)
1 Growth by the end of 2020, based on open data May, 2019
Source: IHS Markit, Wood Mackenzie, corporate reports
15
Global Competition of Fiscal Regimes
USA Saudi Arabia
Change in Upstream Taxes
Income Tax Income Tax
1 Ernst & Young assessment of government take in the financial results of the projects in Western Siberia without tax relief. The indicator is calculated as the share of fiscal payments in the net cash flow
of the project before tax
Russia
Government Take1
80%
35%
21%
2017 2018
85%
50%
2016 2017
80%
85%
2013 2018
16
17 22
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110
Bre
akeven,
$/b
bl (B
rent)
Capacity in 2030, MMbpd
Efficiency and Reliability of Russian Oil and Gas Industry
Source: Rosneft estimates based on IHS Markit and Wood Mackenzie data
Global Liquid Hydrocarbons Capacity by Breakeven in 2030
Average Breakeven
Biofuels,
NGL,
Other Liquids
Saudi Arabia
OPEC
Iran
Shallow Water OPEC
Russia
Iraq
Brazil
Shallow
Water
Non-
OPEC
USA
(L48)
Onshore
Non-OPEC
Deepwater
Non-OPEC Canada
USA
(L48)
Tight Oil
Deepwater OPEC
Unconventional
Other Tight Oil
17
18
2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
Source: Citi, CDU TEK, Interfax, corporate data
High Potential of Russia’s New Projects
Russia’s Greenfield Ramp-ups
MMbpd
+1 MMbpd
0
2.4
2.0
1.6
1.2
0.8
0.4
19
New Horizons
19 32
East-Taymyr Exploration Areas
Yermak Neftegaz Project (JV With BP)
Payakha Cluster
Vankor Cluster
West-Irkin Cluster
Dikson
Dudinka
Severny Port Arctic Cluster
Khatanga
New Horizons: Arctic Oil Cluster
20
21
Rosneft Strategic Priority – 1st Quartile Among Global
Leaders in HSE
-3% LTIF
lost time injury frequency
-20% Oil Spills
spilled oil and petroleum products
per ton of oil produced
-0.3 t СО2-equivalent/kboe GHG relative greenhouse gas emissions
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Rosneft Strategic Priority – Delivery of Superior
Performance in Sustainable Development
Implementation of 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals
in Strategic Principles with Selection of 5 Strategic Priorities
GOOD HEALTH
AND WELL-BEING
AFFORDABLE AND
CLEAN ENERGY
DECENT WORK AND
ECONOMIC GROWTH
CLIMATE ACTION PARTNERSHIPS
FOR THE GOALS
23
Rosneft – 20 Years in Retrospective
1999
Hydrocarbons production
Share in global oil production
Headcount
17 Bn toe
44 Thousand
33 ₽ Bn
Revenues
Investments
6 ₽ Bn
0.4%
286 Bn toe
339 Thousand
2018
8 ₽ Trillion
1 ₽ Trillion
242 Х
160 Х
17 Х
8 Х
6 % Motor fuels sales share in
Russia 14 Х 3% 38 %
Note. Figures are rounded, but the share and specific indicators are calculated using actual figures before rounding
24
Technological Development (2018)
recoverable reserves of hard-to-recover and high viscosity oil
>3 Bn tons
hard-to-recover and high viscosity oil production
19 MMt (+16%)
with an increased number of hydraulic fracturing stages and horizontal section
of more than 1 km
100 wells
drilled using “fishbone” technology with up to 7 wellbores and a total length of 6 km
(of total 300 existing multilateral wells)
81 multilateral wells
25
Rosneft-2022 Strategy
Enhancing
Yield
Best Project
Management in the
Industry
Transforming
Culture and
Technological
Capabilities
Rosneft-2022
A STEP CHANGE
IN EFFICIENCY
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