Insight
Vietnam upstream: progress at last?
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Report summary
This report summarises the messages we received from Vietnam’s upstream stakeholders after several weeks of ground research. The country’s upstream desperately needs improvements, and it seems some progress is coming along in 2022. Key events we expect to happen in the second half of the year include: • A long-awaited major FID, • Result on a key well drilled by a Major • Potential further shift in the corporate landscape • Amendments to the Petroleum Law.
Table of contents
- 1) Key FIDs need to happen:
- 2) Geopolitics continue to reshape the corporate landscape
- 3) One world-class explorer continues its quest for advantaged gas resources
- 4) And finally – fiscal improvement is on the way
- Conclusion
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- Map: Key oil and gas assets supplying Southern Vietnam
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