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North Damietta - Atoll

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The North Damietta Offshore block is located in Egypt's Nile Delta, to the north of BP and Eni's North El Burg and Ras El Barr licence areas. The block was awarded to a consortium of BP, Petronas Carigali and Shell in the 2008 EGAS licensing round, though Petronas and Shell exited the block in 2012. The partners spudded the first exploration well, Salamat-1 in August 2012. The well was one of the deepest ever drilled in Egypt, taking over a year to drill and discovered an estimated 1.6 tcf of recoverable gas. BP followed up Salamat with a second well, Atoll-1, which spudded in September 2014. This is the deepest well ever drilled in Egypt, with a total depth of 7,400m and took over seven months to drill. In March 2015 BP announced an Oligocene gas discovery at around 6,400m. BP now plans a fast track development of Atoll, via the nearby Ras El Barr facilities.

Table of contents

  • Key facts
    • Summary
    • Key issues
  • Location maps
  • Participation
  • Well data
  • Exploration
  • Reserves and resources
  • Production
    • Atoll
    • Qattameya Shallow
  • Infrastructure
    • Exploration and Appraisal costs
    • Capital costs
    • Operating costs
  • Sales contracts
  • 3 more item(s)...

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  • Key facts: Table 1
  • Index map
  • Atoll area map
  • Participation: Table 1
  • Well data: Table 1
  • Reserves and resources: Table 1
  • Reserves and resources: Table 2
  • Production: Table 1
  • Production: Table 2
  • Atoll Production Profile
  • Qattameya Production Profile
  • Infrastructure: Table 1
  • 23 more item(s)...

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