Can fiscal reforms breathe new life into Angola's oil and gas business?
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Report summary
Table of contents
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Major reforms to Angola's upstream sector
- Marginal field terms:
- A big improvement but questions remain
- Block 31 Southeast case study
- Gas Terms
- Simple terms but how will they be applied?
- Will the new terms help?
- A marginaleffect on oil production?
- A dash for gas?
- 1 more item(s)...
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Marginal field criteriaMarginal field incentivesImpact of marginal fields terms on Block 31 Southeast
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Gas fiscal termsRegional gas terms analysisAngola oil production forecastAngola liquids reserves and resourcesAngola gas production outlook
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