Carbon pricing, fiscal terms and upstream asset values
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Table of contents
- Executive summary
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Carbon charges in upstream operations
- Carbon tax
- Emissions trading schemes (ETS)
- Carbon charges and upstream asset valuations
- Carbon charges and royalty / tax fiscal systems
- Carbon charges and PSC fiscal systems
- There may be trouble ahead...
Tables and charts
This report includes 10 images and tables including:
- Carbon tax rates for oil and gas producers
- Norwegian field CO2 emissions and ETS free credits
- EU ETS average trading price (US$/tonne, nominal)
- Current carbon prices in tax or ETS systems
- Reduction in asset values because of carbon charges
- Impact of new carbon charge under different royalty/tax systems
- Gross and net carbon charges (US$/tonne, nominal)
- Norway’s tax revenue from upstream operations 2017-2021
- Late-life production vs carbon intensity
- GPS under different methods
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