Oil Megaprojects (2009) - Detailed Project Table For 2009

Detailed Project Table For 2009

Terminology

  • Year Startup: year of first oil. put specific date if available.
  • Operator: company undertaking the project.
  • Area: onshore (LAND), offshore (OFF), offshore deep water (ODW), tar sands (TAR).
  • Type: liquid category (i.e. Natural Gas Liquids, Natural gas condensate, Crude oil)
  • Grade: oil quality (light, medium, heavy, sour) or API gravity
  • 2P resvs: 2P (proven + probable) oil reserves in giga barrels (Gb).
  • GOR: The ratio of produced gas to produced oil, commonly abbreviated GOR.
  • Peak year: year of the production plateau/peak.
  • Peak: maximum production expected (thousand barrels/day).
  • Discovery: year of discovery.
  • Capital investment: expected capital cost; FID (Final Investment Decision) - If no FID, then normally no project development contracts can be awarded. For many projects, a FEED stage (Front End Engineering Design) precedes the FID.
  • Notes: comments about the project (footnotes).
  • Ref: list of sources.
Country Project Name Year startup Operator Area Type Grade 2P resvs GOR Peak Year Peak Discovery Capital Inv. Notes
OPEC
Algeria Skikda condensate 2009 CNPC Condensate 0 No field ref, 100 kbd
Angola Block 0 (Area A Mafumeira Norte) 7/2009 Chevron OFF Crude 2011 30
Angola Block 14 (Tombua; Landana) 9/2009 Chevron OFF Crude 0.340 2011 100 1997–2001
Angola Block 4 Gimboa 4/2009 Sonangol OFF Crude 26 API 0.050 2009 40
Iran South Pars Oil Layer Ph 1 7/2009 NIOC (PEDCO) OFF Crude Medium 35
Iran South Pars Ph 9; 10 3/2009 NIOC LAND Condensate NGL 2009 80
Iraq Hamrin 2009 SOC LAND Crude 32 API 0 1961 No FID, 60 kbd
Iraq Nassiriya Ph 1 6/2009 INOC Crude 26-38 API 2.60 2010 50 Maybe 300 kbd
Iraq Taq Taq ph 1 5/2009 Addax/Genel Enerji LAND Crude 46 API 1.2 2009 60
Kuwait Sabriya; Umm Niqa Ph 1 6/2009 KPC LAND NGL 2009 50
Nigeria Abo Ph 2 8/2009 Eni OFF Crude 0.040 15
Nigeria Akpo 3/2009 Total ODW Condensate Light 0.620 175 2000
Nigeria Oyo 11/2009 Eni OFF Crude 35 API 0.060 25
Qatar Qatargas 2 Train 4 6/2009 QP LAND NGL 80
Qatar Ras Laffan Condensate Refinery Ph 1 2/2009 QP Condensate Light 140
Qatar AKG (Al Khaleej Gas) Ph 2 6/2009 Exxon NGL 70
Qatar Qatargas 2 Train 5 11/2009 QP NGL 80
Qatar RasGas 2 Train 6 6/2009 Exxon NGL 75
Saudi Arabia AFK Ph 2 (Abu Hadriya; Fadhili; Khursaniyah) 1/2009 Saudi Aramco LAND Crude Light 2009 200 1956
Saudi Arabia Khurais Exp Ph 1 6/2009 Saudi Aramco Crude 33 API 8.500 600 1957
Saudi Arabia Khursaniyah Gas 11/2009 Saudi Aramco LAND NGL NGL 2010 280 1956
Saudi Arabia Nuayyim Exp 5/2009 Saudi Aramco LAND Crude Super Light 2009 100 1990
Saudi Arabia Shaybah Ph 2 6/2009 Saudi Aramco LAND Crude Extra Light 250
UAE OGD 3; AGD 2 (Onshore and Asab Gas Development) 8/2009 ADNOC NGL 135
Venezuela San Cristobal Exp 9/2009 PDVSA Crude 18 API 1.7 2012 0 no FID, 75 kbd
Non-OPEC
Australia Montara; Skua; Swift; Swallow 10/2009 PTTEP OFF Crude Light 0.039 2009 20
Brazil Camarupim; Bia (FPSO Cidade de Sao Mateus) 2/2009 Petrobras OFF Crude 2009 35
Brazil Frade Ph 1 6/2009 Chevron ODW Crude 18 API 0.25 2009 20 1986
Brazil Marlim Leste-Jabuti (FPSO Cidade de Niteroi) 3/2009 Petrobras ODW Crude 19-20 API 2009 100 1987
Brazil Marlim Sul Mod 2 P-51 1/2009 Petrobras ODW 25 API 180 1987
Brazil Parque das Conchas (BC10 - Ostra; Abalone; Nautilus; Argonauta) 7/2009 Shell ODW 100
Brazil Pinauna 10/2009 El Paso Natural Gas OFF Crude 32 API 0.035 2010 15

Brazil Tupi EPT 5/2009 Petrobras ODW Crude Light 2009 15 2007
Canada Firebag Ph 3 2009 Suncor LAND BIT 2010 60
Canada Primrose East 2/2009 CNRL LAND BIT 2010 40
China Bozhong 3/2009 CNOOC OFF Crude 2011 25
China Jidong Nanpu 2009 CNOOC OFF Crude 0.635 2009 200

China Peng Lai Phase II 7/2009 Conoco Phillips OFF Crude 0.850 2011 70 1999
Congo Azurite 6/2009 Murphy Oil ODW Crude 0.075 2009 30 2005

Congo M'Boundi Exp 2009 Eni OFF Crude 30
Gabon Olowi 4/2009 CNRL OFF Crude 34 API 0.030 2009 20
India Mangala Area (Mangala; Bhagyam; Aishwariya) 9/2009 Cairn Energy LAND Crude 1.2 2012 175
Indonesia Banyu Urip (CEPU block) Ph 1 1/2009 ExxonMobil LAND Crude heavy sour 0.600 25 2001
Malaysia D1 Cluster (D-30; D-30 West; D-41; D-41 West) 7/2009 Petronas OFF 0.03 2010 15
Malaysia Northern Fields PM-3 (Bunga Orkid; Pakma) 3/2009 Talisman OCS 0.068 2012 30
New Zealand Maari 3/2009 OMV OFF Crude 0.056 2009 25
Norway Tyrihans 7/2009 Statoil OFF Crude 0.182 70 1984
Russia Sakhalin-II Phase 2 (Piltun-Astokhskoye (PA field)) 1/2009 Gazprom Shell OFF 1.00 2009 100
Russia Uvat Group Ph 1 2/2009 TNK-BP LAND Crude 0.75 2010 40
Russia Vankor Field 8/2009 Rosneft LAND Crude 3.8 2011 315 1988

Russia Yuri Korchagin 8/2009 Lukoil OFF Crude 0.200 2012 40 2000
Russia Yuzhno-Khylchuyuskoye "YK" Ph 2 1/2009 LukoilConocoPhillips LAND Crude 35.3 API 0.5 2009 75
Sudan Qamari 3/2009 LAND Crude 2010 50
Thailand Na Sanun East Exp 2009 Pan Orient LAND Crude 36 API 2009 12 2006 No FID
UK Don W SW 7/2009 Petrofac OFF Crude 34 API 0.055 2009 25 1975
UK Ettrick 8/2009 Nexen OFF Crude 0.039 2009 15
USA Marlin Exp 5/2009 BP ODW Crude 25
USA Shenzi 3/2009 BHP Billiton ODW Crude 0.370 100 2002
USA Tahiti 5/2009 Chevron ODW Crude 0.450 2009 125 2002
USA Thunder Hawk 7/2009 Murphy Oil ODW 0.07 2010 35 2004

Yemen East Shabwa Exp 2009 Total LAND Crude 30

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