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OML 129 (Nnwa, Bilah & Sekhi)

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Deepwater OML 129 is located in the central part of the Niger Delta, 100 kilometres offshore. The production sharing contract (PSC) was signed in 1993. Four exploration wells have been drilled to date, three of which were discoveries: Sehki, Nnwa and Bilah. Despite holding 1,250 mmboe, we currently classify the discoveries as non-commercial. There are many obstacles to developing the resources on OML 129. Nnwa straddles Shell-operated OML 135 to the east where it is known as Doro, and OPL 297 to the south. Statoil and Shell have reached a pre-unitisation agreement on the structure, which would see Shell become the operator. However, a final unitisation is not possible until an ownership dispute on OPL 297 between South Atlantic Petroleum and ONGC is resolved. Furthermore, the PSC currently lacks fiscal terms for gas, meaning the contractors have no rights to it.

Table of contents

  • Key facts
    • Summary
    • Key issues
      • Significant commercial and economic barriers to development
      • Partnership changes on the licence
  • Location maps
  • Participation
  • Geology
  • Well data
    • Commitments
  • Reserves and resources
  • Development
    • Royalty
    • Current licence terms
    • Petroleum Profits Tax (PPT)
    • Cost Oil
    • Profit Oil
    • Signature Bonus
    • Duration

Tables and charts

This report includes 10 images and tables including:

  • Key facts: Table 1
  • Index Map
  • OML 129 Map
  • Participation: Table 1
  • Geology: Table 1
  • Well data: Table 1
  • Reserves and resources: Table 1
  • Exploration: Table 1
  • Fiscal and regulatory: Table 1
  • Fiscal and regulatory: Table 2

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