Insight
Opening the SHO: A subsurface dive into Suriname’s Shallow Offshore bid round results
*Please note that this report only includes an Excel data file if this is indicated in "What's included" below
Report summary
Suriname's first open bid round for Shallow Offshore (SHO) blocks was held in 2021. The blocks are located between the prolific deepwater (DW) play proven by Apache (now APA Corporation) on Block 58, and the historic onshore heavy oil (ON) play of the Tambaredjo fields. The SHO blocks may offer the potential to target new plays outside these proven and emerging fairways. This insight explores our views on the subsurface potential of the SHO blocks and the key risks associated with these unproven plays.
Table of contents
- Source rock
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Plays
- Onshore heavy oil play (ON)
- Deepwater play (DW)
- Shallow water oil play (SHO)
- Rift play
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Canje source rock kitchen and playsCharacteristics of select South Atlantic Cretaceous source rocksDistribution of South Atlantic Cretaceous marine source rocksSuriname play risk tableDepth and inline slices for 3D seismic survey in the Moray Firth, North Sea
What's included
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