Oil and Gas Data Monetization Market Analysis

Component (Software, Data-as-a-service, Professional Services, Managed Services)

In oil and gas data monetization market, data-as-a-service segment is poised to dominate over 42% share by 2037. Oil and gas companies may now easily and affordably access and use critical data due to data-as-a-service. They can rely on specialist data service providers rather than purchasing pricey infrastructure and resources to gather, store, and analyze data themselves. Furthermore, data-as-a-service offers flexibility and scalability.

Businesses may find it challenging to maintain the requisite infrastructure and knowledge as the amount and complexity of data in the oil and gas sector continue to rise. Additionally, vendors of data-as-a-service frequently possess knowledge of data science and advanced analytics methods. They can use artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and complex algorithms to extract useful patterns and trends from the data.

Application (Upstream, Midstream, Downstream)

In oil and gas data monetization market, upstream segment is estimated to account for around 46% revenue share by 2037. The upstream segment, which involves exploration and production activities, generates a vast amount of data throughout the entire lifecycle of oil and gas projects. Data monetization in the upstream segment enables companies to enhance their asset management and predictive maintenance capabilities. Also, advancements in technology made it easier to collect, store, and analyze large volumes of data in the upstream segment.

Techniques like horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing have opened up previously inaccessible reserves, leading to increased activity in the upstream segment. Also, the rising global population and increasing energy consumption drive the demand for oil and gas. For instance, in 2018, worldwide energy demand climbed by 2.9%. If nothing changes, by 2040, global energy consumption is expected to reach 740 million terajoules or an extra 30% growth. As economies grow and industries expand, the need for energy continues to rise. Therefore, these factors are escalating the growth of the upstream segment.

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