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Exploring the subsurface and commercial implications of Eni’s giant Baleine discovery
Liam Yates
Senior Research Analyst, Sub Saharan Africa Upstream Oil & Gas
Liam Yates
Senior Research Analyst, Sub Saharan Africa Upstream Oil & Gas
Liam’s research focuses on the commercial analysis of the upstream industry across the Middle East
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Exploring the subsurface and commercial implications of Eni’s giant Baleine discovery
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Using Wood Mackenzie's Lens platform, we examine the subsurface and commercial implications of Eni’s recent Baleine discovery. This giant deepwater Cretaceous light oil discovery is the largest ever made in Cote d’Ivoire.
Eni estimates oil-in-place of 1.5 to 2 billion barrels and 1.8 to 2.4 tcf of gas. Eni (90%) and PETROCI (10%) will appraise Baleine and consider near-term development options.
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