Colombia: Ecopetrol minor field divestments offer juniors fresh opportunity
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Bids are due in September
- Qualification is similar to the Colombia 2014 round
- Twenty fields on offer across four basins
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Sliding scale royalties dramatically improve field economics
- Incremental production scenario
- Undisclosed minimum acceptable bids could produce a mismatch in expectations
- A diverse array of companies have shown interest
- Above-ground risk remains a concern
- A first step to address falling production
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Colombia: Ecopetrol minor field divestments offer juniors fresh opportunity: Table 1Colombia: Ecopetrol minor field divestments offer juniors fresh opportunity: Image 1Colombia: Ecopetrol minor field divestments offer juniors fresh opportunity: Table 2
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Illustrative fiscal regime comparisonSliding scale model concession royaltyTerrorism risk index map of ColombiaList of fields on offerColombia: Ecopetrol minor field divestments offer juniors fresh opportunity: Image 3Colombia: Ecopetrol minor field divestments offer juniors fresh opportunity: Image 4
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