Mexico's Round One deepwater exploration: risks and potential rewards
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Analogue comparison of Perdido and Salinas-Sureste blocks with US GoM fields
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Perdido has been de-risked but the potential of Salinas-Sureste is untested
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Sabinas-Rio Grande basin (Perdido Area)
- Sabinas-Rio Grande (Perdido Area) block characterisations
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Salinas-Sureste basin (Salina del Istmo region)
- Salinas-Sureste block characterisation
- Summary of petroleum system risks by basin
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Trion's competitive economics demonstrate the potential of Perdido
- Trion's IRR depending on additional royalty bid (0-20%) and Brent price
- Fiscal benchmarking of Trion
- We expect at least seven out of the 10 blocks to be awarded in December
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Sabinas-Rio Grande basin (Perdido Area)
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- Annex 1
- Mexico's Round One deepwater exploration: risks and potential rewards : Table 1
- Mexico's Round One deepwater exploration: risks and potential rewards : Table 2
- Mexico's Round One deepwater exploration: risks and potential rewards : Table 3
- Mexico's Round One deepwater exploration: risks and potential rewards : Image 2
- Mexico's Round One deepwater exploration: risks and potential rewards : Image 3
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