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Sub-Saharan Africa upstream: what to look for in 2016
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We highlight the key events to watch in Sub-Sahara Africa in 2016, including: a region awash with sellers with a great variety of assets but few obvious buyers. Production is likely to stagnate in Nigeria and Angola although the future is brighter in Congo. Project sanction continues to be scarce with only Cameia and Coral expected to progress while FLNG will continue to gain momentum. Exploration will continue to deliver, with focus on the Atlantic Margin, but tough fiscals will persist and investment remain challenging.
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- Market awash with sellers
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but where are the buyers?
- Russian NOCs may plug the gap
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Production to stagnate in Nigeria and Angola as investment cuts bite
- Future is bright for Congo
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Small-scale FLNG will take off in West Africa
- Conversions by LNG shipping company Golar leading the way
- Greenfield FIDs increasingly scarce
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Exploration will continue to deliver
- Atlantic Margin will be focus
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Fiscals need to change...but progress will be slow
- Nigerian reforms gaining momentum
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