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Kenya North-Central Gregory Rift exploration basin

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Located in northwestern Kenya, the North-Central Gregory Rift forms the eastern margin of the East Africa Rift system. The basin extends over 100,000 km2 between lakes Turkana and Victoria. The basin is an emerging exploration region, opened by the Ngamia oil find in 2012. Approximately 560 million barrels of oil resources have been discovered in the South Lokichar sub-basin, along a trend known as the Lokichar 'String of Pearls'. Development depends on the construction of an export pipeline.

Table of contents

  • Key considerations:
  • Wells drilled
  • Basin success rates
    • Recent Discovery Costs
  • Licensing
  • Fiscal terms

Tables and charts

This report includes 23 images and tables including:

  • Commerciality index
  • Key play characteristics
  • Exploration history map
  • Exploration wells by play
  • Drilling activity by well type
  • Cumulative exploration wells by play
  • Discoveries and success rates
  • Discoveries by license year and drilling year
  • Licensed exploration acreage
  • Expiry forecast of current licenses
  • Basin creaming curve
  • Key basin data
  • Key basin data
  • Volumes discovered by year
  • Average discovery size and volume per well by year
  • Top discoveries (TYP period)
  • Cumulative discoveries by play
  • Cumulative volumes discovered by play
  • Typical fiscal terms
  • Exploration and appraisal spend
  • Exploration spend per well and average well depth
  • Value creation, exploration spend and volume discovered
  • Returns by drilling year

What's included

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  • Document

    2 Tenyearperf Kenya North Central Gregory Rift.xlsm

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