The Nawara development - unlocking southern Tunisia
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Report summary
The Tunisian government has approved the Nawara development. OMV and ETAP are partners in the project which will deliver remote southern gas to the markets of the north via a 370-kilometre pipeline. OMV's Tunisian production will be maintained and exploration will be boosted in the south of the country. Domestic gas demand is rising, and the country's major gas fields are in decline. The new pipeline and associated exploration are required to stop the gas deficit widening further.
Table of contents
- Executive Summary
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Project details
- OMV Tunisia working interest production ('000 boe/d)
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A step in the right direction, but not enough
- Tunisia's indicative gas supply/demand outlook
- A stimulus for exploration?
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- OMV capex by project (US$ million)
- OMV remaining NPV10 (US$ million)
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