"Actually, the UK has been publishing tax revenues from oil and gas since 1975. www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/323371/140620_UK_oil_and_gas_tables_for_publication_in_June_2014.pdf.
See also detailed…"
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Keith Myers commented on Alice Powell's blog post 'The UK joins EITI – a second chance to get it right?'Keith Myers commented on Ian Gary's blog post 'Bizarre methodology skews World Bank survey on oil, mining “perceptions”'"Setting the methodology aside, I found some of the results curious to say the least. Seemingly 58% of Ugandan's interviewed felt that oil and gas had a positive, or very positive impact on their own lives, similar to the percentages for…"
Keith Myers commented on Michael Jarvis's blog post 'Contract Monitoring at the Beach - Part II'"Have been working with parliament in Sierra Leone and Ghana so interested in what initiatives have started in this arena. Interested to know what excatly people are monitoring."
Keith Myers commented on Kasita Ibrahim Emolu's blog post 'Heritage/Tullow vs. Govt. of Uganda: A timeline'"Thanks for this post - this is all very unfortunate - I have written an article discussing the background to the capital gains tax issue which has been posted on the Revenue Watch website.…"
"Tullow is also facing some kind of problem in Uganda, something to do with contracting I think.."
Keith Myers posted a blog postDRC Licensing in Lake Albert
DRC has awarded PSAs on Lake Albert to Caprikat and Foxwhelp. The Guardian reports that BVI registered Caprikat and Foxwhelp are owned by Khulubuse Zuma (a member of the South African president's family). I don't take this as a good sign for governance of the Lake Albert region. 1) It doesn't make much sense to have different fiscal regimes on different sides of the Lake as any oil production and export would have to be through shared infrastructure. 2) It is a troubling development that…See More
Andrea Shemberg replied to Keith Myers's discussion 'Regulatory Failure in the USA' in the group Virtual Think Tank"Keith makes another excellent point that I think bears repeating, that "good governance is not just about financial transparency". This is vitally important."
Andrea Shemberg replied to Keith Myers's discussion 'Regulatory Failure in the USA' in the group Virtual Think Tank"Do current international technical standards exist for deepwater off-shore drilling? This feeds into my curiosity regarding what regulators can actually do with language in a host government agreement that obligates the investor to use…"
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Regulatory Failure in the USA
The Gulf oil spill and its aftermath is a good reminder of the challenges of regulating complex operations at the frontiers of knowledge and technology. There was a catalogue of regulatory failings as evidenced by the moratorium on deep water drilling in the Gulf of Mexico. That the pre-drill safety and environmental response documentation was apparently full of errors and yet was not picked up but the US regulator, the MMS is one demonstration of this. Remember also the PIper Alpha oil…See More
Andrea Shemberg left a comment for Keith Myers"Hi Keith,
Can you send me a bio or something that tells me how I could tap into your knowledge? I think I have understood you are not a lawyer and that you examine the worth of oil companies?
But could you talk to me about cost implications in…"
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DRC Licensing in Lake Albert
Posted on June 24, 2010 at 18:30 1 Comment 0 Favorites
DRC has awarded PSAs on Lake Albert to Caprikat and Foxwhelp. The Guardian reports that BVI registered Caprikat and Foxwhelp are owned by Khulubuse Zuma (a member of the South African president's family). I don't take this as a good sign for governance of the Lake Albert region. 1) It doesn't make much sense to have different fiscal regimes on different sides of the Lake as any oil production and export would have to be through shared infrastructure. 2) It is a troubling development that… Continue
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- At 14:37 on June 8, 2010, Andrea Shemberg said…
- Hi Keith,
Can you send me a bio or something that tells me how I could tap into your knowledge? I think I have understood you are not a lawyer and that you examine the worth of oil companies?
But could you talk to me about cost implications in contracting? For example, if I bring up issues of revenue sharing (b/t govt and co. for a deal) could you map out for me trends of how this is done and discuss why some deals are better than others for all parties and the trade offs of my ideas on how this could be done while being responsive to Human Rights issues?
Thanks.
Andrea
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