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Algerian fiscal reform - increased value, added complexity

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The new Algerian hydrocarbon law came into force in March 2013. It includes fiscal reforms and tax breaks aimed at invigorating exploration and provides a framework for future development of unconventionals. The new terms add fiscal complexity, with taxes and royalties varying according to location, rate of production, plateau production rate, capital spend and profitability. Nevertheless, in the majority of cases they offer higher returns than the previous law, and current operators with,

Table of contents

  • Executive summary
    • Law 13-01
    • Excessive profits get ‘skimmed'
    • Some benefits for (some) current operators
    • Unconventionals remain a challenge
    • Regulation
  • Modest progress
  • Appendix A – Algeria fiscal zones
  • Appendix B – Analysis project details
  • Appendix C – Unconventional project inputs

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  • Algerian fiscal reform - increased value, added complexity: Table 1
  • Algerian fiscal reform - increased value, added complexity: Table 2
  • Algerian fiscal reform - increased value, added complexity: Image 5
  • Gas projects
  • Oil projects
  • Base Case
  • High Case
  • Project* NPV sensitivities
  • Ahnet project economics
  • Ain Tsila project economics
  • Project economics of a model 500 bcf shale gas development

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