Asset Report
El Corcobo
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Report summary
El Corcobo includes the CNQ-7 (Puesto Pinto), Gobernador Ayala, and Jaguel Casa de Piedra heavy oil fields, located in the northeastern margin of the Neuquina Basin. The development of these fields was initially led by the Canadian company Petro Andina as its first project in Argentina. Production began in November 2004 and ramped up significantly as the partners implemented an aggressive secondary recovery development programme. In 2009, Pluspetrol acquired the Argentine assets of Petro ...
Table of contents
- Summary
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Key Issues
- Strategic shift to Vaca Muerta limits investment outlook for El Corcobo
- Secondary recovery
- Wells
- Facilities
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Enhanced recovery
- Tertiary recovery pilots
- Capital costs
- Operating costs
- Global Economic Model (GEM) file
- Cash Flow
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Capital Costs Pre-2016 to 2024 (US$ million)Operating Costs 2024 to 2033 (US$ million)Cash Flow (US$)
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PV Table (US$)Summary Table (US$)Split of RevenuesCumulative Net Cash Flow - UndiscountedCumulative Net Cash Flow - Discounted at 10% from 01/01/2026Remaining PV Price SensitivitiesIndex MapCNQ-7A Area Detail MapParticipation
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