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Togo Keta - Togo - Benin exploration basin

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The Keta - Togo - Benin (KTB) Basin stretches across offshore and onshore Nigeria, Ghana, Togo and Benin in the Gulf of Guinea. It is an abrupt margin basin, with a thick sedimentary fill. The Togo sector is a narrow stretch of the basin sandwiched between Ghana and Benin. Compared to the giant discoveries of adjacent basins, the Niger Delta fan for example, the KTB Basin has yielded low discovered volumes. The 2013 Ogo discovery in Nigeria (770 mmboe) sparked new exploration interest at the time but activity levels have remained low. More recent exploration focused on the unexplored deepwater sector and Eni drilled an ultra deepwater wildcat in 2013. This well was dry, and in 2015 the company relinquished all its Togolese acreage. At the time of publication, no blocks were licensed in Togo and no companies were actively exploring. Full details are available for download in excel and pdf format.

Table of contents

  • Key issues include:
  • Wells drilled and success rates
  • Volumes discovered
  • Prospective resource potential
  • Prospective resource costs and underlying development assumptions
    • Expected monetary value
  • Full cycle basin economics
  • Licensing
  • Fiscal terms

Tables and charts

This report includes 12 images and tables including:

  • Key play characteristics
  • Frontier methodology parameters
  • Key play data
  • Cretaceous Deepwater
  • Summary of discovery and development costs
  • Unit value of potential discoveries
  • Prospect breakeven prices
  • Full cycle economic analysis
  • Typical fiscal terms
  • Cretaceous Deepwater

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    Togo Keta - Togo - Benin exploration basin

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