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Azerbaijan South Caspian exploration basin

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The Azerbaijan South Caspian Basin is a prolific hydrocarbon basin. Historically, it has been a liquids-rich province, dominated by onshore and shelf exploration. However, since the discovery of the giant Shah Deniz gas field in 1999, explorers have predominantly targeted giant, ultra-deep gas prospects, resulting in several major discoveries - Umid (2010), Absheron (2011) and Shafag Asiman (2021). The basin has the potential to create full-cycle value in the future which is driven by the smaller oil volumes in the shelf oil play and the condensate volumes in the deepwater gas play.

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Tables and charts

This report includes 24 images and tables including:

  • Exploration history map
  • Drilling activity by well type
  • Cumulative exploration wells by play
  • Top 10 discoveries
  • Current acreage holders
  • Offshore Pliocene Gas
  • Offshore Pliocene Oil
  • Summary of discovery and development costs
  • Unit value of potential discoveries
  • Breakeven price of exploration
  • Expected monetary value (EMV) at Base price
  • Brent and local oil price assumptions
  • Henry Hub and local gas price assumptions
  • Typical fiscal terms
  • Exploration wells by play
  • Key play characteristics
  • Creaming curve
  • Prospective resource summary
  • Creaming curve
  • Prospective resource summary
  • Unit value of potential discoveries
  • Breakeven price of exploration
  • Expected monetary value (EMV) at Base price
  • Full cycle economic analysis

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