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Global upstream fiscal systems: 5 things to look for in 2022
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Report summary
Governments have a lot to think about going into 2022, and they will face competing and at times contradictory pressures. Will fiscal policy makers introduce tougher fiscal terms or establish carbon prices that will put them at the sharp end of the energy transition? Or will the upstream sector remain the priority for now? The answers may lie in bolder, more radical policies. We will also be keeping a keen eye on the fiscal developments in some key producing countries.
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Executive summary
- 1. Carbon pricing and decarbonisation: the stage is set, time for action?
- 2. Holistic taxation – a potential win-win for investors and governments?
- 3. An uncertain future for licensing rounds and fiscal predictability
- 5. Decommissioning funding rules must tighten
- Follow ongoing fiscal discussions
- What to look for in 2022 – a regional upstream series
- Published to date
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The fiscal ‘circle of life’Distribution of remaining oil and gas reserves by government share of remaining valueGlobal offshore decommex 2021-2050Live fiscal discussions
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