Oil Megaprojects (2004) - Detailed Project Table For 2004

Detailed Project Table For 2004

Country Project Name Year startup Operator Area Type Grade 2P resvs GOR Peak Year Peak Discovery Capital Inv. Notes
OPEC
Algeria Rhourde Oulad Djemma 10/2004 ENI 0.3 2005 80
Indonesia Banyu Urip 2004 ExxonMobil 2.0 165
Indonesia Belanak 2004 ConocoPhillips 2.0 35
Iran Doroud 2004 Total 2006 85
Kuwait Sabriya (GC23 Capacity Upgrade) 2005 KOC 4.3 65
Libya Elephant NC-174 2/2004 Eni 0.760 2008 150
Qatar Al Khaleej Ph 1 9/2004 ExxonMobil NGL 40
Qatar RasGas 3 2/2004 NGL 30
Saudi Arabia Qatif Field/Abu-Safah 12/2004 Saudi Aramco 690

Venezuela Hamaca Upgrader 8/2004 Chevron 2.0 2005 180 $3.8b
Non-OPEC
Angola Block 15 Kizomba A (Chocalho; Hungo) 8/2004 ExxonMobil ODW Crude 1.0 250
Australia Bayu-Undan 2004 ConocoPhillips 9/2004 200 1995
Brazil Barracuda (P-43) 12/2004 Petrobras 0.770 2005 150
Brazil Marlim Sul (FPSO-MLS) 6/2004 Petrobras 2.679 100
Chad Bolobo 2004 2005 60
China Caofedian 7/2004 Kerr McGee 0.7 2005 100
Syria Oudeh 2004 Tanganyika 30
USA Front Runner 10/2004 Murphy Oil ODW Crude 0.15 - 0.2 2005 60 2001

USA Llano 4/2004 Shell ODW 0.04 5/2004 32 12/1998 0.215
USA Glider 7/2004 Shell ODW 20
USA Magnolia 2004 ConocoPhillips 0.150 2005 50 1999
USA Marco Polo (inc K2, Genghis Khan) 7/2004 Anadarko 120
UK GoldenEye 10/2004 Shell OFF Cond 0.135 2005 30
Yemen East Al Hajr (blk 51) 2004 Nexen Crude 25

See also the 2004 world oil market chronology

This table is available in csv format here (updated daily).

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