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How to fight declining production: Angola research trip takeaways
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Report summary
WoodMac analysts spent the week of 29 May in Luanda and held discussions with the leading upstream players in Angola: oil majors, NOCs, local juniors, regulators and government bodies. We received an update on the upstream development plans. And surfaced a few recurring themes: fiscal terms competitiveness and how to incentivise investment, roadblocks for gas monetisation, cost inflation and upstream supply chain bottlenecks, achievements on emissions reduction and additional opportunities.
Table of contents
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Executive Summary
- Updated development plans
- Fiscal terms’ competitiveness
- Gas monetisation concerns
- Supply chain bottlenecks
- Upstream emissions
Tables and charts
This report includes 5 images and tables including:
- Angola liquids production by development status
- Government share of pre-tax, pre-state-share NPV and investor IRR
- Gas production in Angola
- Global offshore supply chain capacity and utilisation
- Angola emissions intensity by water depth
What's included
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