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Neutral Zone Oil Production Capacity To Increase 180,000 B/D By 2019
...afji, which produces 50-60mn cfd, and allow KGOC to implement its 1% flaring policy by 2015. French contractor Technip announced on 14 February it had won the 110km gas and condensate pipeline contract, to be completed by the second half of 2014. The pipeline will also take non-associated gas from Dorra fi...
Volume: 55Issue: 08Published at Mon, 20 Feb 2012 -
Noble Energy Looks To Accelerate Cyprus Offshore Program
...an LNG plant is feasible. Furthermore, MEES sources suggest that Israel’s Tamar gas could be developed to arrive on the island as early as January 2014. Cyprus announced in late December that it had reached an initial agreement with Shell for the supply of LNG over a 20-year period after me...
Volume: 54Issue: 08Published at Mon, 21 Feb 2011 -
Algeria’s Southwest Gas Project Awaits Approval Amid Political Turmoil
...pply its future contracts,” notes one source close to the project. Reggane Nord will cost about $1bn to develop, with roughly another $1bn to be spent over the lifetime of the project, which if approval is given soon, should come on stream in 2014. Around 70 wells in all will be needed. Reggane No...
Volume: 53Issue: 08Published at Mon, 22 Feb 2010 -
Abu Dhabi’s ADCO Targets 1.8Mn B/D Oil Capacity
...rporation (GHC) and 30% by Athens-based Consolidated Contractors Company (CCC), which won part of the $1.3bn Shah and Sahil field development contract last year. Phase 2, scheduled to come on stream by 2014 ,will add another 70,000 b/d of new capacity, which will come from Bab, Asab and North East Bab. Me...
Volume: 53Issue: 08Published at Mon, 22 Feb 2010 -
Yemen Accelerates Upstream Efforts As Oil Production Falls
...ock 51 and 275,000 b/d of water. Crude output is expected to fall to around 10,500 b/d by end-2008. “With the existing wells and the wells we are drilling in 2008, we have oil until 2014 at which date we will be producing around 3,500 b/d of oil,” Mr Lett said. The PSA on the Block expires in 20...
Volume: 51Issue: 08Published at Mon, 25 Feb 2008