Insight
Petroleum fiscal systems: 2019 in review
Report summary
The governments looking for a greater share from existing assets outweighed those looking to stimulate investment in absolute value terms. A more stable price environment may have been a contributing factor. Decarbonisation and the energy transition are increasingly front of mind for governments and investors. But new tougher terms to reduce fossil fuel production were only talked about in the main. Some governments, particularly in Africa, evolved fiscal terms to incentivise development and attract new exploration investment.
Table of contents
- A relatively quiet year on the fiscal front
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2019 fiscal insights by region
- Global
- Africa
- Asia Pacific
- Latin America
- North America
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- Significant fiscal events in 2019
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