Name: Stepping on the gas: are Asia Pacific governments doing enough?
Brand: Wood Mackenzie
SKU: 111514
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Author: Wood Mackenzie

Insight 11 June 2019

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Report summary

Many countries in Asia-Pacific are struggling to attract the required investment and international oil company (IOC) interest has been muted in recent licensing rounds. Value creation from gas investment is primarily a function of geological prospectivity together with finding and development costs. But government policy on gas pricing, fiscal terms, domestic market obligations (DMO) and state equity also have a significant impact on investment decisions. In this insight, we analyse the impact of each of the parameters on overall gas investment attractiveness in the region.

Pricing
Fiscal terms
Domestic market
State equity
Conclusions

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Comparison of current upstream gas pricesRange of upstream gas prices in Asia Pacific region, 2019 (excludes integrated LNG)Comparison of current gas fiscal terms

Pre-tax and post-tax breakeven gas prices: 500 bcf, shelf developmentPre-tax and post-tax breakeven gas prices: 4 tcf, deepwater developmentImpact of DMO on ERR and breakeven gas priceComparison of current domestic gas market policyContribution of 100% NOC-owned assets to 2019 gas productionComparison of current state equity in gas projectsComparison of current overall gas policies and prospectivity2019 Asia Pacific licensing rounds