OPL 245 (Zabazaba & Etan)
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Summary
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Key Issues
- Licence expiry amidst multiple legal disputes
- International arbitration over licence conversion
- Petroleum Industry Act (PIA)
- Challenging tieback development
- Petroleum Profits Tax (PPT)
- Ring fence
- Profit Oil
- Duration
Tables and charts
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Index mapOPL 245 mapOPL 245 participation
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Contingent Resources (2C) at 01/01/2026
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Why buy this report?
For years the development of exploration block 245 was suspended due to an international dispute between Shell, Malabu and the Nigerian Federal government.
Now resolved, the block continues to be the subject of a corruption investigation. While it holds significant oil reserves and gas volumes, uncertainty over the timing and outcome of ongoing probes is increasing.
Our report provides an assessment of the economics of the block and will help you to:
• Understand the risk to development presented by ongoing corruption investigations
• Analyse hydrocarbon characteristics and field geology and recoverable reserves
• Identify exploration and value potential
Our report provides a comprehensive assessment of the economic and development prospects of the OPL 245 project at the southern end of the Niger Delta. It includes:
- Estimates of recoverable reserves
- Development assumptions and expected project costs
- Detailed location maps
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