Asset Report
Kazakhstan North Ustyurt exploration basin
*Please note that this report only includes an Excel data file if this is indicated in "What's included" below
Report summary
Only a handful of discoveries have been made to date in Kazakhstan's North Ustyurt basin. These discoveries have been in two plays; the Jurassic Oil play in the west and the Tertiary Gas play in the east. Due to the modest yet-to-find resources in both plays and challenging fiscal terms, the basin offers limited potential for value creation. Total entered the basin in 2012 and was later joined by Maersk. However wells drilled in 2015 targeting the Jurassic Oil and Tertiary Gas plays were unsuccessful and both companies exited in 2016.
Table of contents
- Key issues include:
- Wells drilled and success rates
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Volumes discovered
- Play creaming curve and key play data
- Prospective resource costs and underlying development assumptions
- Licensing
- Fiscal terms
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TYP and outlook economics
- Prospect economics
- Jurassic Oil
- Expected monetary value (EMV)
- Full cycle basin economics
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Commerciality index:
- Exploration wells by play
- Licensed exploration acreage
- Expiry forecast of current licences
- Key play characteristics
- Drilling activity by well type
- Discoveries by licence year and drilling year
- Top discoveries (TYP period)
- Jurassic Oil
- Tertiary Gas
- Summary of discovery and development costs
- Exploration and appraisal spend
- 14 more item(s)...
What's included
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