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    Home » LPRA Commends Liberian Legislature on Offshore Contract Ratification, Affirms Contractors’ Capacity and Commits to Strict Contract Enforcement
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    LPRA Commends Liberian Legislature on Offshore Contract Ratification, Affirms Contractors’ Capacity and Commits to Strict Contract Enforcement

    Chester SmithBy Chester SmithDecember 18, 2025Updated:December 18, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    IPNEWS: The Liberia Petroleum Regulatory Authority (LPRA)commends the Liberian Legislature for ratifying the petroleum  contracts  for LB-06,LB-11,LB-17,and LB-29 with TotalEnergies EP Liberia, and LB-15,LB-16,LB-22,and LB-24 with Oranto Petroleum Liberia Limited.

    These contracts represent a significant step,in more than a decade,to restart offshore exploration in Liberia.And they are the direct result of President Boakai’s 2024 invitation and pledge to energy companies that Liberia would provide an environment anchored in   ethics,law,best   practice,and   contract   enforcement.

    Through   these   contracts   Liberia   secured—before   any   discovery-US$27 million in signature bonuses,more than US$14.6 million in surface rentals,and  annual  payments for  training,social  programs,customs,and  hydrocarbon  development.Most  IMPORTANLTY. the contracts help Liberia explore for and hopefully find oil.

    The  LPRA  reaffirms  confidence  in  the  capacity  of  both  TotalEnergies  and  Oranto  to execute theirrespective work programs.We equally assure Liberians that this confidence  wil be matched with oversight.The LPRA will ensure full compliance with all obligations, including   work    commitments    and    performance    guarantees,while    providing   the  necessary regulatory support—within the bounds of the law-that enable TotalEnergies  and Oranto to deliver on their respective commitments.

    The  LPRA extends appreciation to the  Ministry of Justice,the  Ministry  of Finance,the Ministry of Mines and  Energy,the  National  Oil  Company  of  Liberia  (NOCAL),and  the Special Presidential Committee on Oil and Gas for the cooperation and strong support it received from the licensing round through negotiations,and ratification.

    Building on this collaboration,the  LPRA will continue to work with all stakeholders to attract additional operators to Liberia’and to lay the groundwork for possible discoveries and the long-term economic benefits it comes with for Liberians.

    About the LPRA: LPRA  is the  independent  regulatory of Liberia’s upstream petroleum sector,responsible   for    conducting    bid    rounds,leading    negotiation    of    petroleum contracts and licensing and administering petroleum contracts.

    Media  Contact:+213-777-110-110 or+231-887-111-116

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