Tanzania inajengwa na wananchi na kuliwa na wenye meno(CCM). Mpaka hapo watanzania watakapojitambua, watakuta hawa mapanya wameishakomba kila kitu.
On Saturday, July 5, 2014 3:50 AM, Faiza <wasitara@gmail.com> wrote:
Just curios. Does common mwananchi benefit? Say what is a price a cylinder of gas of 13kg?
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From: Abdalah Hamis <hamisznz@gmail.com>
Sent: 04 July 2014 22:12
To: wanabidii@googlegroups.com
Subject: [wanabidii] Tanzania to lose up to $1b in Oil and Gas Contracts under StatOil
By Zitto Kabwe, MP
When news of the leaked Production Sharing Agreement (PSA) between Tanzania Petroleum Development Corporation (TPDC) and Norweigean State Company StatOil came out through social networks, the discussion was muted. When a blogger Ben Taylor wrote a brief about it, some of us saw how serious the issue is. According to the articlehttp://africanarguments.org/2014/07/04/leaked-agreement-shows-tanzania-may-not-get-a-good-deal-for-gas-by-ben-taylor/ Tanzania may be losing up to $1 billion each year depending on the levels of production of natural gas. However, very few people may understand. Took a liberty to simplify the leak and comparing it with the Model PSA which shall be used as a benchmark for these contracts.
Q What exactly is the document?
The leaked document isn't the PSA per se, but an addendum to the original PSA for
Block 2 to take account of the fact that the discoveries are of natural gas, not oil.
The original PSA was agreed with Statoil in 2007 (source, Statoil website). This would have been under Minister Karamagi. The original PSA was presumably based on 2004 Model PSA (pdf). The addendum signed with Statoil was based on the Model PSA Addendum for Natural Gas, finalised in 2008 to take account of contract terms for gas.
The addendum was signed in February 2012, when William Ngeleja was minister
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-----Original Message-----
From: Abdalah Hamis <hamisznz@gmail.com>
Sent: 04 July 2014 22:12
To: wanabidii@googlegroups.com
Subject: [wanabidii] Tanzania to lose up to $1b in Oil and Gas Contracts under StatOil
By Zitto Kabwe, MP
When news of the leaked Production Sharing Agreement (PSA) between Tanzania Petroleum Development Corporation (TPDC) and Norweigean State Company StatOil came out through social networks, the discussion was muted. When a blogger Ben Taylor wrote a brief about it, some of us saw how serious the issue is. According to the articlehttp://africanarguments.org/2014/07/04/leaked-agreement-shows-tanzania-may-not-get-a-good-deal-for-gas-by-ben-taylor/ Tanzania may be losing up to $1 billion each year depending on the levels of production of natural gas. However, very few people may understand. Took a liberty to simplify the leak and comparing it with the Model PSA which shall be used as a benchmark for these contracts.
Q What exactly is the document?
The leaked document isn't the PSA per se, but an addendum to the original PSA for
Block 2 to take account of the fact that the discoveries are of natural gas, not oil.
The original PSA was agreed with Statoil in 2007 (source, Statoil website). This would have been under Minister Karamagi. The original PSA was presumably based on 2004 Model PSA (pdf). The addendum signed with Statoil was based on the Model PSA Addendum for Natural Gas, finalised in 2008 to take account of contract terms for gas.
The addendum was signed in February 2012, when William Ngeleja was minister
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