Asset Report
Turkmenistan South Caspian exploration basin
Report summary
The South Caspian Basin extends across parts of Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan and Iran. The basin offers some value creation potential to explorers. However this is constrained by limited volumes and harsh fiscal terms. Significant licensing activity is unlikely in the near term. IOC-led offshore exploration will remain minimal in the near term. We do not expect any offshore exploration drilling in the medium term, with future wells likely dependent on new licenses.
Table of contents
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Summary of commercial outlook
- Challenges:
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Pliocene shelf
- Expected monetary value
- Full cycle basin economics
- Licensing
- Fiscal Terms
Tables and charts
This report includes 18 images and tables including:
- Creaming curve
- Prospective resource summary
- Pliocene Shelf
- Summary of discovery and development costs
- Unit value of potential discoveries
- Prospect breakeven prices
- Full cycle economic analysis
- Typical fiscal terms
- Oil price assumption
- Gas price assumption
- Exploration wells by play
- Key play characteristics
- Exploration history map
- Drilling activity by well type
- Discoveries and success rate
- Top 10 discoveries
- Current acreage holders
- Pliocene Shelf
What's included
This report contains:
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