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Indonesia launches 2017 licensing round: gross split terms under the spotlight
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Report summary
Indonesia is offering 10 blocks in its first licensing round under recently enacted Gross split PSC terms, through the Regular Tender & Direct Proposal scheme. Despite unsuccessful 2016 licensing round, the authorities are looking to attract exploration interest with the new fiscal scheme. However, non-fiscal commercialisation challenges remain major barriers to development in Indonesia. The majority of the offered blocks are far from any existing oil and gas infrastructure or gas markets.
Table of contents
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Further reforms needed to attract new exploration investment
- Criteria for success - our view
- Acreage on offer
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Terms and conditions
- Timeline
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Data
- Data availability
- Evaluation process
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Prospectivity
- Block prospectivity
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Economic analysis
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Fiscal regime
- Contractor revenue share required to achieve 15% IRR
- Round expectations
Tables and charts
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Indonesia launches 2017 licensing round: gross split terms under the spotlight: Table 1Indonesia launches 2017 licensing round: gross split terms under the spotlight: Image 2Indonesia launches 2017 licensing round: gross split terms under the spotlight: Image 1
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Timeline: Regular Tender and Direct ProposalIndonesia launches 2017 licensing round: gross split terms under the spotlight: Table 32017 licensing round: assumed fiscal termsDevelopment assumptionsIndonesia launches 2017 licensing round: gross split terms under the spotlight: Image 4Indonesia launches 2017 licensing round: gross split terms under the spotlight: Table 2Indonesia launches 2017 licensing round: gross split terms under the spotlight: Table 6
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