Resolution of Thailand-Cambodia OCA offers rare upstream exploration opportunity Report

Insight 18 November 2014

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Report summary

A resolution of the Thailand-Cambodia Overlapping Claims Area would open the region up to upstream investment, and could be worth over US$200 billion in gross revenues. Additional value could be realised from up to US$3.1 billion per year due to reduced LNG import requirements. The OCA is estimated to hold yet-to-find resources of 11.9 tcf of gas and 692 million barrels of liquids, making it one of the last major sources of conventional shallow water hydrocarbons in South-Eastern Asia.

Executive Summary
Background
Unlocking potential upstream revenues
- Split of potential OCA revenues
Reducing LNG imports
Supporting Cambodia's economic growth
- Average (high-low) Residential Electric Tariff in South-Eastern Asia, 2013
Other benefits
- Petrochemical feedstock
- Gas transmission tariffs
- Domestic service industries and job creation
Resolution is only the first step
- Fiscal terms and licensing
Appendix – Upstream supply methodology assumptions

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Thailand gas supply and demand
Thailand LNG demand outlook
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