Bahrain's oil and gas sector sparks renewed IOC interest Report

Insight 29 May 2019

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What’s inside this report?

Bahrain’s upstream sector offers a wide array of opportunities to companies with relevant technical expertise. Could this be the start of a new era?

Our report explores:

Bahrain's upstream opportunities and recent awards
The importance of production growth to Bahrain's economy and security of supply goals
What steps Bahrain is taking to secure technical expertise and investment

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Get a critical assessment of the assets on offer and the commercial viability of the resources
Understand the investment landscape: we assess the attractiveness of Bahrain’s fiscal terms and take a look at the companies that have already shown an interest

Report summary

Bahrain's oil and gas sector, the Gulf Cooperation Council’s oldest but smallest producer, has seen an uptick in activity in its upstream sector over the past few months. This turnaround has been driven by the 2018 offshore unconventional and onshore deep gas discoveries, the exploration potential of Block 1 and the re-focusing on EOR to drive production growth at Bahrain's oil and gas fields. Chevron, Total, Eni and JX Nippon have already expressed interest.

Executive Summary
- What's on offer?
- Khalij Al Bahrain (KAB)
- Block 1
- Bahrain Field: Enhanced oil recovery (EOR)
- Bahrain Field: Deep gas
- Bahrain looks to offset production decline
- Revised fiscal terms and enhanced data to entice IOCs
- IOC interest returns
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