Insight
Who will be crowned winner in the 20-ksi GoM challenge?
Report summary
For over a decade now, operators in the US Gulf of Mexico have been in pursuit of equipment and technology suitable for the safe development of ultra-high-pressure reservoirs; those requiring up to 20,000 psi operating pressures. The Kaskida discovery was the first in this category, discovered by BP in May 2006 and is understood to have logged pressures as high as 30,000 psi. Over the next eight years, we count at least as many more ultra-high-pressure discoveries with estimated total recoverable reserves to be nearly 2.4 billion barrels equivalent.
Table of contents
- A telltale sign?
Tables and charts
No table or charts specified
What's included
This report contains:
Other reports you may be interested in
02 February 2018
Banda
Asset Report
Banda
Woodside discovered the Banda gas field offshore Mauritania in 2002. It lies in over 300 metres of water, just 55 kilometres from the ...
$3,10023 November 2022
Windfall taxes: the search for a smart policy
Insight
Windfall taxes: the search for a smart policy
Our review of new windfall terms highlights several themes, which need to be addressed in a smart windfall policy.
$1,35009 May 2019
Malaysia's LNG feedgas shortage: who will feed the plants?
Insight
Malaysia's LNG feedgas shortage: who will feed the plants?
MLNG in Sarawak is short of feedgas. Supply only met 85% of the 4.3 Bcfd of demand in 2018. The gap can potentially widen to 2 Bcfd by 2030
$1,350
