82. What do you mean by Bakken 2.0? See this link. Three important data points:Saudi: Saudi Aramco tax slashed to prepare oil producer for giant IPO. If you can follow this article, you are doing better than I am on this issue. These are the tax rates:
- I set October 19, 2016, as the beginning of Bakken 2.0
- the event that triggered the Bakken 2.0 designation: the SM Energy announcement that it was selling some Bakken acreage/assets to Oasis
- it appears Permian Shale 2.0 began with the WPX, Noble, and XOM announcements regarding acquisitions in the Permian -- late 2016/early 2017
- large oil companies: 50% tax
- medium-size oil companies: 65%
- small oil companies: 75%
- really small oil companies: 85%
The last paragraph of the linked story:Russia: will spend $113 billion on dozens of oil, gas projects. From Rigzone:
Under the new rates, hydrocarbon companies in Saudi Arabia with capital of more than 375 billion riyals ($100 billion) will pay a tax of 50 percent, according to SPA. Those with capital of between 300 billion and 375 billion riyals will pay an income tax of 65 percent. Companies with capital of between 225 billion and 300 billion riyals will pay 75 percent, and those with capital below 225 billion riyals 85 percent.
- will bring on-line 29 oil and gas projects by 2025
- projected to add 800,000 bopd and 12 billion cfpd
- more than $10 billion is designated for the Sakhalin 3 project; Gazprom is projected to spend $32 billion
- recent production cuts: Russia went from 11.247 million bopd to 11.10 million bopd (147,000 bopd -- absolutely inconsequential)
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