2016 Oman licensing round launch
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Report summary
Oman is offering four blocks under its 2016 licensing round, the first round to be held since 2014. The blocks include acreage recently relinquished as part of changes to company strategy and unsuccessful exploration results. The Ministry of Oil and Gas (MOG) will be hoping for renewed appetite in the blocks which opportunities in Oman's tight gas play alongside more frontier oil exploration, both on and offshore.
Table of contents
- The offer of tight gas acreage alongside frontier deepwater exploration
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Acreage on offer
- Block 30 (Hafar)
- Block 31 (Suneinah North)
- Block 49 (Montasar)
- Block 52
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Terms and conditions
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Timeline
- Data available
- Prospectivity analysis
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Economic analysis
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Fiscal regime
- Round expectations
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Appendix
- Development assumptions
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Fiscal regime
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Timeline
Tables and charts
This report includes 10 images and tables including:
- Attractive operating environment, but offered acreage is unlikely to yield large prize
- Summary of offered acreage
- Map of offered acreage
- Licensing round schedule
- Data available from Ministry of Oil and Gas
- Recent activity
- Nearby discoveries
- Indicative returns for conventional gas development at a range of gas prices
- 2016 Oman licensing round launch: Table 6
- 2016 Oman licensing round launch: Table 7
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