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JH Test Insight Upstream CMS12
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Report summary
The Taliban's return to power in 2021 cast significant uncertainty on the oil and gas outlook. Even before this, plans for upstream production growth faced multiple technical, commercial and above-ground challenges. Despite ambitious plans since the 2000s, Afghanistan's current oil and gas production is very minor. Security concerns and political instability are chronic issues. Gas-to-power has been the recent strategic priority. Almost all of Afghanistan's existing discoveries are in the north of the country – in the Amu Darya basin that is prolific in neighbouring Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. Afghanistan held five licensing rounds in 2009-14, but only three PSCs were signed. The most recent tender was in 2014 – for the large Totimaidan block near the Turkmenistan border, including the undeveloped Juma and Bashikurd sour gas fields. Despite announcement of a winning bid, the PSC was never signed.
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