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Indonesia's production outlook at risk from contract extension uncertainty
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Report summary
The Offshore Mahakam PSC accounts for 17% of Indonesia’s current production, and will generate US$25 billion of revenue before expiry in 2017. However, the uncertainty surrounding an extension of the contract is placing future investments and production at risk.
Table of contents
- The need for licence extensions
- Offshore Mahakam
- Other PSCs approaching expiry
- Current legislation
- Impact of current uncertainty
- The waiting game continues
Tables and charts
This report includes 5 images and tables including:
- Offshore Mahakam PSC production
- Offshore Mahakam PSC split of remaining revenue
- Indonesia production by PSC expiry
- Split of remaining revenue - no PSC extension
- Split of remaining revenue - with PSC extension
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