Missan Oil Fields
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Report summary
The Missan Oil Fields comprise the Abu Ghirab, Buzurgan and Fuqua oil fields, which are located in the southeastern province of Missan, bordering Iran. Abu Ghirab and Fuqua both straddle the Iranian border, and the latter is being exploited on both sides. A redevelopment contract was awarded to CNOOC and TPAO in December 2010. The first phase of the redevelopment was completed in 2013, with phase two expected to run through to 2016.
Table of contents
- Key facts
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Summary and key issues
- Summary
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Key issues
- Issues common to the southern Iraq oil developments
- Issues specific to Missan Oil Fields
- Location maps
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Participation
- Technical Service Contract
- Post-contract
- Pre-contract
- Geology
- Well data
- Exploration
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Reserves and resources
- Oil
- Gas
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Production
- Oil
- Gas
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Development
- Key Development Metrics
- Background information
- Phase 1 (rehabilitation plan)
- Phase 2 (enhanced redevelopment plan)
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Infrastructure
- Export oil pipelines
- Historical crude oil pipelines
- Storage facilities
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Costs
- Capital costs
- Operating costs
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Sales contracts
- Basrah Light
- Basrah Heavy
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Fiscal and regulatory
- Signature bonus
- Training fee
- Service fees
- Cost oil
- Remuneration fees
- Performance factor
- Corporation tax
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Economic assumptions
- Cash Flow
- Discount rate and date
- Inflation rate
- Oil price
- Gas price
- Global Economic Model (GEM) File
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Economic analysis
- Cash flow
Tables and charts
This report includes 38 images and tables including:
- Key facts: Table 1
- Index Map
- Missan Oil Fields
- Geology: Table 1
- Geology: Table 2
- Geology: Table 3
- Geology: Table 4
- Well data: Table 1
- Participation: Table 1
- Reserves and resources: Table 1
- Production: Table 1
- Production: Table 2
- Historical Production Profile
- Baseline Production Profile
- Missan Oil Fields TSC Production Profile
- Post Contract Production Profile
- Infrastructure: Table 1
- Infrastructure: Table 2
- Costs: Table 1
- Costs: Table 2
- Costs: Table 3
- Fiscal and regulatory: Table 1
- Economic analysis: Table 1
- Economic analysis: Table 2
- Economic analysis: Table 3
- Split of Revenues
- Cumulative Net Cash Flow - Undiscounted
- Cumulative Net Cash Flow - Discounted at 10% from 01/01/2018
- Remaining Revenue Distribution (Discounted at 10% from 01/01/2018)
- Remaining PV Price Sensitivities
- Economic analysis: Table 4
- Economic analysis: Table 5
- Economic analysis: Table 6
- Split of Revenues
- Cumulative Net Cash Flow - Undiscounted
- Cumulative Net Cash Flow - Discounted at 10% from 01/01/2018
- Remaining Revenue Distribution (Discounted at 10% from 01/01/2018)
- Remaining PV Price Sensitivities
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