Upstream reforms help the Netherlands spearhead Europe’s energy transition
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Table of contents
- Executive Summary
- A long-awaited bill is passed
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Thoughts turn to the future of the Dutch offshore
- More attractive tax terms will do little for a bare pipeline of pre-FID projects
- ...although administrative burdens to apply the investment allowance will be lightened
- And while exploration may be partially resuscitated, it won’t see a full revival
- But fiscal incentives will contribute to decarbonisation
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More clarity on decommissioning
- New Decommissioning Security Agreements introduced
- New framework could enable portfolio optimisation
- Decommissioning exemptions benefit both Dutch state and operators
- Amendment is a positive step, but regulatory reforms still needed
Tables and charts
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Netherlands upstream investment and abandonment costsFiscal analysis: Rembrandt and VermeerFiscal analysis: A/15-ANetherlands exploration drilling by yearTop companies by total offshore acreage
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