Tuesday, 22 July 2008 06:36
Nick Prowse, a partner in law firm Norton Rose, presents the second of a two-part series on key issues in LNG venture contracts
The critical issues between National Oil Companies and foreign investors in joint venture LNG projects, as discussed in last month’s article, are value extraction, control, added value to the host country, incentives for the investors and investment protection.
The critical issues between National Oil Companies and foreign investors in joint venture LNG projects, as discussed in last month’s article, are value extraction, control, added value to the host country, incentives for the investors and investment protection.
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July / August 2008
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