The document discusses the primary growth drivers and risks for US integrated oils, focusing on volume growth driven by managing declines in mature fields in West Siberia and project start-ups in various Russian basins. It highlights the risks associated with production growth and sustainment, particularly in West Siberia, and mentions the impact of Russian government incentives on production costs and drilling activity. A table provides details on key growth projects from 2014 to 2020, including project names, regions, operators, and production data.
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