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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 75.828.307 von texas2 am 23.05.24 09:52:51
.... In October 2023, South Africa’s Department of Mineral Resources & Energy (DMRE) granted an environmental authorisation for the TotalEnergies to drill an exploration well — the first of up to 10 wells — in DWOB.
However, third parties had a right to lodge a formal appeal against the DMRE’s decision, with the Department of Forestry, Fisheries & Environment (DFFE) receiving its eight compliant appeals by the mid-November deadline.
On 6 May, SLR Consulting — which is handling the DWOB environmental approval process on behalf of TotalEnergies — said that DFFE approved the drilling plan, with two conditions.
One is that the drilling plan will be stopped if a shipwreck or archaeological site is discovered during pre-drilling seabed surveys.
The second condition requires the appointment of a liaison officer to keep coastal communities informed of the drilling activities at regular intervals and who would be available to address questions and concerns.
TotalEnergies debut DWOB well will be drilled in a 9712-square-kilometre “area of interest” located between Port Nolloth and Hondeklip Bay, about 188 kilometres offshore at its nearest point and in water depths between 750 and 3100 metres
Zitat von texas2: da könnte vielleicht ein wenig bewegung reinkommen im orange basin auf der südafrikanischen seite
Iain Esau
Africa CorrespondentLondon
Published 22 May 2024, 14:31
TotalEnergies’ plan to drill a wildcat in South Africa’s part of the prolific Orange basin has been given a boost after a key government ministry approved the drilling operation, albeit with certain conditions.
The French supermajor is keen to explore the Deepwater Orange Basin (DWOB) block because it lies immediately south of its huge Venus and Mangetti discoveries in the basin’s Namibian waters.
South Africa’s ruling African National Congress and the Democratic Alliance party — which may end up forming a coalition government after this month’s elections — are both keen to see offshore exploration in the country, particularly off the west coast.
.... In October 2023, South Africa’s Department of Mineral Resources & Energy (DMRE) granted an environmental authorisation for the TotalEnergies to drill an exploration well — the first of up to 10 wells — in DWOB.
However, third parties had a right to lodge a formal appeal against the DMRE’s decision, with the Department of Forestry, Fisheries & Environment (DFFE) receiving its eight compliant appeals by the mid-November deadline.
On 6 May, SLR Consulting — which is handling the DWOB environmental approval process on behalf of TotalEnergies — said that DFFE approved the drilling plan, with two conditions.
One is that the drilling plan will be stopped if a shipwreck or archaeological site is discovered during pre-drilling seabed surveys.
The second condition requires the appointment of a liaison officer to keep coastal communities informed of the drilling activities at regular intervals and who would be available to address questions and concerns.
TotalEnergies debut DWOB well will be drilled in a 9712-square-kilometre “area of interest” located between Port Nolloth and Hondeklip Bay, about 188 kilometres offshore at its nearest point and in water depths between 750 and 3100 metres
da könnte vielleicht ein wenig bewegung reinkommen im orange basin auf der südafrikanischen seite
Iain Esau
Africa CorrespondentLondon
Published 22 May 2024, 14:31
TotalEnergies’ plan to drill a wildcat in South Africa’s part of the prolific Orange basin has been given a boost after a key government ministry approved the drilling operation, albeit with certain conditions.
The French supermajor is keen to explore the Deepwater Orange Basin (DWOB) block because it lies immediately south of its huge Venus and Mangetti discoveries in the basin’s Namibian waters.
South Africa’s ruling African National Congress and the Democratic Alliance party — which may end up forming a coalition government after this month’s elections — are both keen to see offshore exploration in the country, particularly off the west coast.
Iain Esau
Africa CorrespondentLondon
Published 22 May 2024, 14:31
TotalEnergies’ plan to drill a wildcat in South Africa’s part of the prolific Orange basin has been given a boost after a key government ministry approved the drilling operation, albeit with certain conditions.
The French supermajor is keen to explore the Deepwater Orange Basin (DWOB) block because it lies immediately south of its huge Venus and Mangetti discoveries in the basin’s Namibian waters.
South Africa’s ruling African National Congress and the Democratic Alliance party — which may end up forming a coalition government after this month’s elections — are both keen to see offshore exploration in the country, particularly off the west coast.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 75.697.800 von texas2 am 28.04.24 15:36:08upstreamonline.com vom 10. Mai. über die Sintana Energy Seite
bei solchen Meldungen sollte der AOI Kurs eigentlich in die richtige Richtung laufen. Vielleicht ist ein Grund dafür dass AOI nicht steigt weil dieser verschlafene Dr. Tucker diese Erfolge nicht genug raustrompetet?
TotalEnergies makes fresh oil discovery in Namibia’s ‘golden’ block
French supermajor's latest probe in Orange basin finds hydrocarbons and offers bonus at deeper level
Golden block: Patrick Pouyanne, chief executive of TotalEnergies.
Golden block: Patrick Pouyanne, chief executive of TotalEnergies.Photo: REUTERS/SCANPIX
Iain Esau
Africa CorrespondentLondon
TotalEnergies has made another oil discovery offshore Namibia, although it is too early to say if the find is commercial.
The ultra-deepwater exploration probe, said well-watchers, was also drilled deeper to intercept a northern extension of the supermajor’s huge Venus discovery.
TotalEnergies Mangetti-1X probe is being drilled in Block 2913B by the drillship Tungsten Explorer and was targeting a prospect located at a shallower geological depth than Venus.
Three sources indicated to Upstream that the probe hit oil at Mangetti — possibly in two reservoirs — and was also successful in hitting the Venus reservoir.
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One source said the supermajor is “assessing” the results, with logging underway towards the end of last month.
Another Namibia observer added that TotalEnergies may want to drill an appraisal well on Mangetti which, given the cost of drilling in waters three kilometres deep, would suggest the operator has a positive view on the discovery.
Assuming a delineation well is needed, the supermajor’s exploration team will be working on where best to locate this probe so it has the best chance of drilling into Mangetti’s sweet spot.
According to Namibia's authorities, Venus holds 5 billion barrels of oil in place, of whcih 2 billion barrels are recoverable.
Tungsten Explorer is one of two rigs working in the Venus area, with semi-submersible rig DeepSea Mira currently drilling ahead on the Venus-2A appraisal well, after wrapping up Venus-1A in December.
Venus-2A is located four kilometres north of the first appraisal well and 24 kilometres southeast of Mangetti-1X.
TotalEnergies — which will release its fourth quarter and full-year results on 7 February — was approached for comment.
As for future exploration in Block 2913B, Roger Tucker, chief executive of Africa Oil — which holds a major stake in Venus partner Impact Oil & Gas — said last month at a Pareto conference that 3D seismic is currently being acquired right across the acreage and over prospects mapped with 2D seismic.
bei solchen Meldungen sollte der AOI Kurs eigentlich in die richtige Richtung laufen. Vielleicht ist ein Grund dafür dass AOI nicht steigt weil dieser verschlafene Dr. Tucker diese Erfolge nicht genug raustrompetet?
TotalEnergies makes fresh oil discovery in Namibia’s ‘golden’ block
French supermajor's latest probe in Orange basin finds hydrocarbons and offers bonus at deeper level
Golden block: Patrick Pouyanne, chief executive of TotalEnergies.
Golden block: Patrick Pouyanne, chief executive of TotalEnergies.Photo: REUTERS/SCANPIX
Iain Esau
Africa CorrespondentLondon
TotalEnergies has made another oil discovery offshore Namibia, although it is too early to say if the find is commercial.
The ultra-deepwater exploration probe, said well-watchers, was also drilled deeper to intercept a northern extension of the supermajor’s huge Venus discovery.
TotalEnergies Mangetti-1X probe is being drilled in Block 2913B by the drillship Tungsten Explorer and was targeting a prospect located at a shallower geological depth than Venus.
Three sources indicated to Upstream that the probe hit oil at Mangetti — possibly in two reservoirs — and was also successful in hitting the Venus reservoir.
Related
Shell bullish on hunt for oil ‘sweet spots’ in Namibia
One source said the supermajor is “assessing” the results, with logging underway towards the end of last month.
Another Namibia observer added that TotalEnergies may want to drill an appraisal well on Mangetti which, given the cost of drilling in waters three kilometres deep, would suggest the operator has a positive view on the discovery.
Assuming a delineation well is needed, the supermajor’s exploration team will be working on where best to locate this probe so it has the best chance of drilling into Mangetti’s sweet spot.
According to Namibia's authorities, Venus holds 5 billion barrels of oil in place, of whcih 2 billion barrels are recoverable.
Tungsten Explorer is one of two rigs working in the Venus area, with semi-submersible rig DeepSea Mira currently drilling ahead on the Venus-2A appraisal well, after wrapping up Venus-1A in December.
Venus-2A is located four kilometres north of the first appraisal well and 24 kilometres southeast of Mangetti-1X.
TotalEnergies — which will release its fourth quarter and full-year results on 7 February — was approached for comment.
As for future exploration in Block 2913B, Roger Tucker, chief executive of Africa Oil — which holds a major stake in Venus partner Impact Oil & Gas — said last month at a Pareto conference that 3D seismic is currently being acquired right across the acreage and over prospects mapped with 2D seismic.
... wobei die 2 noch nicht abgebohrten Prospekte im Venus Block scheinen ebenfalls gross zu sein
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Ich finde diese Schwächephase ein wenig frustrierend , hoffe aber dass es eine vorübergehende Schwächephase ist.
Wenn das Management ein wenig besser wäre dann hätte AOI seinen Informationsvorsprung im namibischen Orange Basin besser ausgenutzt und vielleicht dort noch einmal zugeschlagen.
Die Katze ist jetzt aus dem Sack. So machen jetzt Galp/Sintana mit der global gesehenen grössten Entdeckung von 10 milliarden bbl oil seit 25, Jahren (war damals in Kasachstan mit 13 milliarden bbl Öl) das rRennen im Orange Basin. https://sintanaenergy.com/news-release/pel-83-exploration-ca… Vielleicht folgen Chevron/Sintana bzw Woodside/Pancontinental/Sintana in den nächsten beiden Blöcken die diesen Herbst bzw nächstes Jahr abgebohrt werden.
Wenn das Management ein wenig besser wäre dann hätte AOI seinen Informationsvorsprung im namibischen Orange Basin besser ausgenutzt und vielleicht dort noch einmal zugeschlagen.
Die Katze ist jetzt aus dem Sack. So machen jetzt Galp/Sintana mit der global gesehenen grössten Entdeckung von 10 milliarden bbl oil seit 25, Jahren (war damals in Kasachstan mit 13 milliarden bbl Öl) das rRennen im Orange Basin. https://sintanaenergy.com/news-release/pel-83-exploration-ca… Vielleicht folgen Chevron/Sintana bzw Woodside/Pancontinental/Sintana in den nächsten beiden Blöcken die diesen Herbst bzw nächstes Jahr abgebohrt werden.
upstream artikel mit nächsten explorationserfolg von shell im nachbarblock
https://www.wallstreet-online.de/diskussion/1155508-1-10/pan…
https://www.wallstreet-online.de/diskussion/1155508-1-10/pan…
präsentation startet nach der 50sten minute
https://vimeo.com/935013696/0eabd4bc15
https://vimeo.com/935013696/0eabd4bc15
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 75.614.867 von oboneo am 13.04.24 22:53:21höherer Ölpreis ist für alle Ölproduzenten gut. Aber massiv ist fraglich, zumal diese Präsentation nicht nach besonders ehrgeizigen Zielen klingt:
https://africaoilcorp.com/site/assets/files/1904/townhall_pr…
https://africaoilcorp.com/site/assets/files/1904/townhall_pr…
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