Nigeria deepwater: assessing the impact of the 2026 incentives
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Profit oil reset: big boost for contractors in large producing areas
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Supplementary PTCs: closing the gap but at what cost?
- How the standard and supplementary PTCs work for liquids
- Discounted cash flow impact across PTC rates
- Oil price sensitivity
- Cost-base sensitivity
- Effectiveness of the credits
- Large oil fields benefit less from the 2026 terms
- Production tax credits are a regressive fiscal lever
Tables and charts
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NPV10/boe: Bonga Southwest, Bosi and PreoweiNPV10 varying oil price and PTC rate (medium cost development)NPV10 varying cost base and PTC rate (at US$60/bbl oil price)
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NPV10 varying oil price and PTC rate (base cost profile)NPV10 varying cost base and PTC rate (at US$60/bbl oil price)Government share and investor IRR at $60/bbl: 200 mmbblGovernment share and investor IRR at $60/bbl: 600 mmbblState-share % of NPV0 versus pre-share IRR under different deepwater fiscal terms
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