Friday, March 18, 2016

Media: Ministry of Energy approved new incentives for the three oil companies – Rosbalt.RU

March 18, 2016, 12:23 | Energy | oil | field | benefits

 The number of deposits, the oil of which is subject to a reduced duty, could rise from nine to thirteen, it is expected that benefits will receive a “Rosneft”, “Gazprom Neft” and “Surgutneftegaz”, according to “Vedomosti”, with reference to two federal officials.

According to the newspaper, talking about Srednebotuobinskoye field to “Rosneft” East and Messoyakhskoye Kuyumbinskoye for “Gazprom oil” and South Talakan to “Surgutneftegaz”. According to sources, the Ministry of Energy has approved all four applications, Ministry of Economic Development – three, as the application for Kuyumbinskoye field is still pending. At the same time it is not known how much oil the government may exempt from export duty.

The benefits of extraction 86.6 million tonnes already have nine oil fields “Gazprom oil”, “Surgutneftegaz”, Irkutsk NK “Lukoil” “Dulisma” and “Rusvietpetro”. How much oil the government may exempt from export duties is unknown.

According to the analyst “Veles Capital” Basil Tanurkova, which results in the publication, at a price of $ 40-100 per barrel and export duty of 30% at the peak four mining company deposits would pay $ 1,3-4 billion of export duties. East Messoyakhskoye and Kuyumbinskoye be profitable without privileges only at a price above $ 100 a barrel, said the source of the newspaper in “Gazprom oil».

March 1 at the Kremlin hosted a meeting of leaders of eight major oil and gas companies in Russia with President Vladimir Putin. Then the businessmen were asked to maintain a stable effective tax system for the industry, and also agreed with the idea of ​​freezing oil production at the level of January 2016 to comply with the agreements with the OPEC countries with a view to maintaining a high level of oil prices.

Earlier media repeatedly, there were reports of the Ministry of Finance initiatives to increase the tax burden on the oil industry to increase revenues.

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