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India's upstream industry - at a policy crossroads
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Report summary
As India's new government reviews upstream policies, it should not lose sight that the attractiveness of India's fiscal offering is not the main reason for stagnating foreign investment within the sector in recent years. Rather, it's the slow-decision making process and bureaucracy which has played a larger part in inhibiting investment. Speeding up the approval process, empowering the upstream regulator and improving inter-ministerial alignment would increase India's investment reputation.
Table of contents
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Executive summary
- Introduction
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Exploration in Mining Leases
- Separate ring fence could impede development
- Extension of PSCs for fields offered under the small and medium fields bid round
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Future licensing rounds and contract structure
- Open Acreage Licensing Policy (OALP)
- The way forward
Tables and charts
This report includes 9 images and tables including:
- Discoveries (2009-2013)
- 2013 discoveries by licence type (mmboe)
- Production impact
- Net cash flow RJ-ON-90/1
- Net cash flow PMT
- D6 Area cashflow split under PSC terms
- Comparison of contractor and government take NPV for a shallow water oil field
- 350 mmboe deepwater gas condensate field
- 200 mmboe deepwater gas condensate field
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