Asset Report
Greater Nile Pipeline Project (North)
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Report summary
The Greater Nile Pipeline Project is a 1,507 kilometre export line from the oil fields in the Muglad-Sudd Rift Basin to the export terminals on the Red Sea coast. It is the primary export route for the Greater Nile Oil Project (GNOP) (north) in Sudan and the Block 5A and GNOP (south) projects in South Sudan.The pipeline became operational in mid-1999, with an initial capacity of 200,000 b/d. Between 2002 and 2004, three development phases increased the pipeline's nominal capacity to ...
Table of contents
- Key facts
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Summary and key issues
- Summary
- Key issues
- Location maps
- Participation
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Development
- Key Development Metrics
- Throughput
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Third party users
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South Sudan Tariff Agreement
- Nile Blend (Greater Nile Oil Project (South) and Block 5A)
- Dar Blend (MBOP)
- Historical transport agreement
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South Sudan Tariff Agreement
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Costs
- Capital costs
- Abandonment costs
- Operating Costs
- Fiscal and regulatory
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Economic assumptions
- Cash Flow
- Discount rate and date
- Inflation rate
- Global Economic Model (GEM) File
- Economic analysis
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Key facts: Table 1Greater Nile Oil PipelineParticipation: Table 1
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Throughput: Table 1Liquids Throughput ProfileEconomic analysis: Table 1Economic analysis: Table 2Costs: Table 1Costs: Table 2
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