Libya launches its first bid round in 17 years
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Report summary
Table of contents
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Executive Summary
- What’s on offer?
- Who’s likely to bid?
- New terms are a marked improvement on existing EPSA IV contracts
- How do the new terms compete with other North African regimes?
- What would a successful bid round look like?
Tables and charts
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Blocks on offerLibya's main acreage holdersStrategic fit of Libya's main incumbent foreign investors
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Comparison of state share - oilComparison of state share - gasBlocks on offerAppendix - Fiscal Terms
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