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MENA upstream month in brief: 1 October 2015

MENA upstream month in brief: 1 October 2015

Report summary

The Kurdistan Regional Government authorised the first of its planned regular payments for oil exports to IOCs. Iran is planning to announce new fiscal terms to replace the old buy-back contracts. Libya works on a peace agreement, while Israel struggles to overcome gas regulatory issues. While Iraq plans to reduce investment in 2016, the KRG has announced plans to build three refineries. Developments in the Gulf move ahead, with ONGC submitting a plan for Farzad B in Iran, and Qatar tendering for offshore platforms at Bul Hanine. We also look ahead to the impact of Eni’s Zohr discovery in Egypt.

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The MENA upstream month in brief covers the Middle East and North Africa upstream sectors.

It is your one-stop report for the most important events across the upstream industry in the Middle East and North Africa.

This report provides our expert opinion and analysis on the significant happenings during the month past, and looks forward to events to watch out for in the coming month.

Keep informed of events in exploration, licensing, drilling, fiscal & regulatory changes, and corporate activity.

Also included is a data dashboard, providing a snapshot of the most important data points of the past month.

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