Asset Report
Intisar Fields
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Report summary
The Intisar fields were discovered in Concession 103 which was initially awarded to Occidental Libya in 1966. The company had success with its first exploration well which encountered hydrocarbons within the Palaeocene section of a carbonate reef. Subsequent exploration wells proved up further reefs on what became a major hydrocarbon play in the Sirte Basin. Oil production began in 1968 from two fields and peaked at 575,000 b/d in 1970. Gas and water injection was implemented in the 1970s ...
Table of contents
- Summary
- Key Issues
- Pre-conflict production
- Re-development Programme
- Post contract production
- Emissions
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Key development metrics
- Wells
- Facilities
- Capital Costs
- Operating Costs
- EPSA IV terms
- Production sharing
- Signature Bonus
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Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
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Index MapIntisar MapParticipation
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Fields and Producing HorizonsField Hydrocarbon CharacteristicsDiscovery SummaryReserves (2P) at 01/01/2026Contingent Resources (2C) at 01/01/2026Production (2015-2024)Production ProfilePost Contract Production Profile (post-2037)
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What's included
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