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OML 17

OML 17

Report summary

OML 17 is a large onshore licence within the NNPC/Shell JV. The block includes the northern half of Port Harcourt, which is the largest city in the Niger Delta, and extends from the low-lying swamp northwards into drier terrain where the operating conditions are easier. There are 15 oil and gas fields on OML 17, six of which are producing. Crude is exported through the Trans-Niger Pipeline, to the Shell-operated Bonny oil and gas terminal. The largest producer on OML 17 is Agbada, which ...

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Description

Lower oil prices and a call for increased returns from shareholders has caused a subtle shift to occur in the upstream oil and gas industry. This shift is increasing investment opportunities and driving capital discipline.

In this Upstream Oil and Gas Field report you'll find information about participation, exploration, geology, reserves, production, infrastructure, cost, economics and much more.

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  • Key facts
  • Summary and key issues
    • Summary
    • Key issues
  • Location maps
  • Participation
  • Geology
    • Bonny Light blend
  • Well data
  • Exploration
  • Reserves and resources
  • Production
  • Development
    • Agbada Non-Associated Gas (NAG) project
  • Infrastructure
  • Costs
    • Capital costs
    • Operating costs
  • Sales contracts
  • Fiscal and regulatory
  • Economic assumptions
    • Discount rate and date
    • Inflation rate
    • Oil price
    • Global Economic Model (GEM)
  • Economic analysis

In this report there are 24 tables or charts, including:

  • Key facts
    • Key facts: Table 1
  • Summary and key issues
  • Location maps
    • Index Map
    • OML 17
  • Participation
    • Participation: Table 1
  • Geology
    • Geology: Table 1
  • Well data
    • Well data: Table 1
  • Exploration
  • Reserves and resources
    • Reserves and resources: Table 1
    • Reserves and resources: Table 2
  • Production
    • Production: Table 1
    • Production: Table 2
    • OML 17 Production Profile
  • Development
  • Infrastructure
    • Infrastructure: Table 1
  • Costs
    • Costs: Table 1
    • Costs: Table 2
    • Costs: Table 3
  • Sales contracts
    • Sales contracts: Table 1
  • Fiscal and regulatory
  • Economic assumptions
  • Economic analysis
    • Cash flow
    • Economic analysis: Table 2
    • Economic analysis: Table 3
    • Split of Revenues
    • Cumulative Net Cash Flow - Undiscounted
    • Cumulative Net Cash Flow - Discounted at 10% from 01/01/2017
    • Remaining Revenue Distribution (Discounted at 10% from 01/01/2017)
    • Remaining PV Price Sensitivities
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