Subsurface and Licensing in brief
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Report summary
Table of contents
- OMV and Agoco onshore discoveries signal Libya's upstream revival
- Chevron secures Guinea-Bissau deepwater blocks in MSGBC basin
- Shell and Equinor sign extensive deepwater exploration agreement in Angola
- ExxonMobil bets big on Greek deepwater exploration
- Egypt launches Red Sea exploration round
- Offshore Indus Basin revival: 23 blocks awarded in Pakistan bid round
- Brazil's flexible PSC terms drive offshore exploration revival
- Petrobras secures operational license for the Morpho drilling campaign in Brazil
- Indonesia offers nine blocks in 2025’s second bid round
- Shell spuds high-stakes wildcat off Sao Tome & Principe
- Pazan gas giant gets even bigger, as Iran looks onshore to balance its supply-demand deficit
- Koloma expands Asia Pacific footprint with Philippines’ first hydrogen licenses
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Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Map of Libya's recent discoveries and 2025 Bid Round blocksChevron licences offshore Guinea-BissauDeepwater blocks named in new agreement
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Greece blocks by operator and upcoming exploration wellsPotential reservoir formations and analogue attributesBlocks on offer in 2025 Red Sea Bid RoundBrazil's 2025 PSC round resultsMorpho well location, planned wells and blocks colored by operator at the Foz do Amazonas BasinTop assets by total PV-post taxProspects remaining resources summaryNine blocks on offerMap of blocks offered
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What's included
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