Asset Report
Turkey Black Sea exploration basin
Report summary
The Turkish sector of the Black Sea basin is a deepwater, frontier exploration province. In 2020, the discovery of the giant Sakarya gas field was transformational for Turkey. It confirmed the extension of the Miocene-Pliocene sandstone play discovered by Neptun Deep in the neighbouring Romanian Black Sea. A second discovery in 2021, North Sakarya - confirms the subsurface potential in the ultra-deepwater. Uncertainty remains over the remaining resource potential of the whole of the Black Sea. We estimate that 15 tcf of gas remains in the Turkish sector. There are however numerous challenges in the basin, including deep to ultra-deepwater, limited offshore infrastructure, and difficulty in mobilising equipment to the land-locked basin through the busy Bosphorus Strait.
Table of contents
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Summary of commercial outlook
- Advantages:
- Challenges:
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Prospective resources by play
- Tertiary Deepwater
- Prospective resource costs and underlying development assumptions
- Full-cycle basin economics
- Licensing
- Fiscal terms
- Oil and gas prices
Tables and charts
This report includes 14 images and tables including:
- Full-cycle economic analysis
- Typical fiscal terms
- Gas price assumption
- Exploration wells by play
- Key play characteristics
- Exploration history map
- Top discoveries (TYP period)
- Key acreage holders
- Key play data
- Tertiary Deepwater
- Summary of discovery and development costs
- Unit value of potential discoveries
- Breakeven price of exploration
- Expected monetary value (EMV)
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