Asset Report
E5 (Nam Phong)
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Report summary
The Nam Phong field, discovered in 1982 and brought onstream in 1991, was once Thailand's largest onshore gas producer. Peak output briefly reached 125 mmcfd but these levels proved unsustainable. Production has declined steadily for years, falling below levels needed to operate two turbines at the EGAT power plant in 2004. To address this shortfall, the Sinphuhorm field, located 50 km north of Nam Phong, was developed in November 2006. This new field now supplements Nam Phong's ...
Table of contents
- Summary
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Key Issues
- Initial development
- Drilling and workovers
- Exploration Costs
- Capital Costs
- Operating Costs
- Cash Flow
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Index MapNam Phong (E5) MapParticipation
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Reserves (2P) at 01/01/2026Production (2018-2026)Production ProfileExploration Costs 2018 to 2025 (US$ million)Capital Costs Pre-2019 to 2025 (US$ million)Operating Costs 2025 to 2032 (US$ million)Annual Gas PricesCash Flow (US$)
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