Oman's billion barrel opportunity: Habhab ultra-heavy oil
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Report summary
Table of contents
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Executive summary
- A much anticipated offering from Block 6
- Habhab is an ultra-heavy oil field...
- ...to be developed as an in-situ oil sands project
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Appropriate fiscal terms needed to encourage investment
- Risk contract structure
- Fiscal terms important, but price most important
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Habhab development risks and sensitivities
- Project sensitivity to cost, production and price
- Which companies have the expertise and deep enough pockets?
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Is Habhab worth the risk?
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Modelling assumptions
- Fiscal terms
- Liquids pricing
- Production
- Capital expenditure
- Development wells
- Operating costs
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Modelling assumptions
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Map showing location of Habhab in OmanHabhab costs and production assumptionsComparison of Omani fiscal regimes
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Cumulative production-based contractor profit share: illustrationInvestor IRR at different prices and cost recovery ceilingsInvestor IRR at different prices and profit share tiersThe value splitOman's billion barrel opportunity: Habhab ultra-heavy oil: Image 6Oman's billion barrel opportunity: Habhab ultra-heavy oil: Table 3
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