Country Report
Nigeria-São Tomé JDZ upstream summary
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Report summary
Nigeria-São Tomé and Príncipe Joint Development Zone (JDZ) is a small area of deepwater acreage in the Gulf of Guinea. In 2002, a Joint Development Zone (JDZ) was agreed for both countries to jointly explore for hydrocarbons. Outside the JDZ, São Tomé and Príncipe operates its own exclusive economic zone (EEZ). The northern part of the JDZ lies in the Niger Delta basin which has significant Tertiary deepwater discoveries on the Nigerian side.
Table of contents
- Stratigraphy
- Source rocks
- Reservoir rocks
- Trapping mechanism
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Licensing
- 2003 Bid round
- 2004 Bid round
- Participation changes
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Drilling
- Drilling activity
- Success rates
- Key legislation
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Regulatory body
- The Joint Development Authority (JDA)
- The Joint Ministerial Council
- Overview
- Current fiscal terms
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Production sharing contracts
- State equity participation
- Signature bonuses
- Production bonuses
- Area rentals
- Work commitment
- Training fees
- Other fees
- Indirect taxes
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Tables and charts
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Map of offshore basinsWell typeGeological and commercial success rate
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Organisation chart
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