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Alex Middleton

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The State of Exploration 2026

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By Alex Middleton
State of Exploration Series In 2026, Westwood’s flagship ‘State of Exploration’ is being released in a series of six separate parts. These reports analyse conventional high impact exploration globally, investigating the subsurface drivers behind exploration performance, as well as the competitive landscape, offshore seismic acquisition, recent exploration acreage entries and the wider outlook for exploration.
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Westwood Insight – Offshore vessel fleets tighten amid sustained supply discipline

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By Alex Middleton
| Westwood Global Energy Group
Originally published by Offshore Magazine on 19 May 2026. Across offshore energy markets, vessel fundamentals are entering a more nuanced phase of recovery. While macroeconomic and geopolitical forces continue to weigh on oil prices and capital allocation, utilisation trends across offshore support, wind and service fleets point to a tightening supply-demand balance through 2026 and beyond.
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Westwood Insight – Middle East conflict reverberates through jackup market

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By Alex Middleton
| Westwood Global Energy Group
After a cautiously optimistic start to 2026 for Middle East offshore markets, escalating regional conflict has rapidly altered the outlook. Expectations of steady tendering activity and tightening jackup supply have been undercut by operational disruption, delayed contract commencements and rising political risk across the Arabian Gulf.
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