Encouraging Natural Gas Exploration in Developing Countries

Gerald B. Greenwald

Natural Resources Forum, 1988, vol. 12, issue 3, 243-253

Abstract: Significant distinctions that exist between crude oil and natural gas compel that separate terms for gas be included in petroleum agreements. Fiscal terms, production shares and cost recovery are, like oil, important economic considerations in gas agreements. However, unlike oil agreements, other economic terms will also need to receive attention because gas agreements need to give explicit recognition to the process for commercializing the gas discovery.

Date: 1988
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