Asset Report
Block 17
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Report summary
Block 17 is located in the Muglad-Sudd Rift Basin in Sudan. The area was initially operated by Chevron but the company withdrew from Sudan in the mid-1980s due to the civil war. In 2006, CNPC relinquished 60% of Block 6, which now forms the Block 17 licence. This was awarded to Ansan Wikfs, a private Yemeni company. The Barsiya and South Annajma fields came onstream in 2012. Output peaked at 9,000 b/d in 2019 and is in decline.Crude is piped to the Khartoum refinery via facilities on the ...
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- Summary
- Key Issues
- Facilities
- Key development metrics
- Capital costs
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Operating costs
- Royalty/Tax
- Cost oil
- Profit oil
- Production Bonus
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Cash Flow
- Global Economic Model (GEM)
- Cash Flow
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Discovery summaryReserves (2P) at 01/01/2026Production (2015-2024)Block 17 production profilePipeline summaryCapital Costs Pre-2016 to 2024 (US$ million)Operating Costs 2024 to 2033 (US$ million)Cash Flow (US$)
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