Mexico's Round One deepwater exploration: big Gulf of Mexico opportunities
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Companies will have at least nine months of data room access
- Qualifications are stringent due to high costs and technical challenges
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Attractive license regime will be used
- The adjustment mechanism works as a windfall tax for unusually high profitability
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Large companies have been waiting for this phase
- Majors have already spent billions on exploration and developing projects across the border
- Asian NOCs want access to the resource base
- A select group of Independents may want to showcase their expertise in deepwater
- Conclusion
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Ten deepwater blocks on offer
- Maximum additional royalty depending on R-Factor
- US GoM largest 20 fields run under Mexican license regime
- Fiscal regime comparison of deepwater terms
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