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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 69.327.613 von MrArbogast am 15.09.21 08:31:03Africa Oil Provides an Update for Project Oil Kenya Including a Higher Plateau Production Rate and an Independent Resources Evaluation
T.AOI | 1 day ago
VANCOUVER, BC, Sept. 15, 2021 /CNW/ - (TSX: AOI) (Nasdaq-Stockholm: AOI) – Africa Oil Corp. ("Africa Oil", "AOC" or the "Company") is pleased to provide an update for its Kenya development project incorporating Blocks 10BB and 13T ("Project Oil Kenya"). PDF Version
Over the past year, Africa Oil and its JV Partners (Tullow Oil and Total Energies) have completed the redesign of the Project Oil Kenya to ensure it is technically, commercially and environmentally robust. A higher oil production plateau of 120,000 barrels of oil per day is now planned with expected gross oil recovery of 585 million barrels of oil ("MMbbl") over the life of the field1. This resource position has been audited by external independent auditor, Gaffney, Cline & Associates ("GaffneyCline"). Africa Oil's best (2C) development pending contingent resource on a net working interest basis, derived from GaffneyCline's report is 93 MMbbl2. The estimated unrisked3 post-tax net present value, using a 10% discount rate ("NPV10"), of $577 million is attributable to Africa Oil's net 2C development pending contingent resource base.
Africa Oil and its JV Partners have presented a draft Field Development Plan ("FDP") to the Government of Kenya ("GoK") ahead of the plan to submit a finalised FDP by the end of 2021, in line with licence extension requirements provided by the GoK in December 2020. Africa Oil and its JV Partners continue to work collaboratively with the GoK on land and water access and on the necessary commercial agreement and are waiting on the final approval of the Environmental and Social Impact Assessment ("ESIA") from the regulatory authorities.
At the same time Africa Oil and its JV Partners are actively seeking strategic partners for the project. hier tipped ich auf Inder?Based on the revised plan, Africa Oil believes that this project is an attractive commercial prospect for investors looking to access the East Africa oil and gas sector in both the upstream and midstream. It is intended that a strategic partner will be secured ahead of a Final Investment Decision ("FID").
Africa Oil President and CEO, Keith Hill, commented on the statement of resources: "Together with our JV partners we have made significant progress in redesigning and optimizing Project Oil Kenya. Compared to the previous field development plan, we have a more economically robust project, which I am confident is more attractive to potential new partners. We will continue to work with our JV partners and the government of Kenya towards the final investment decision and I am pleased that our interests are fully aligned on what is a strategically significant project for Kenya."
Further Information
The key changes to the development concept have been driven by:
Incorporating the production data from the Early Oil Pilot Scheme ("EOPS") where 450,000 bbls was produced from Amosing and Ngamia fields. These fields account for approximately 54% of the resource distribution, leading to greater confidence in achieving the higher end of the resource distribution range.
Initially drilling at the crest of the field in the highest quality reservoirs prior to First Oil and optimizing the number of wells to improve pressure support to recover larger resources from the reservoir and to rapidly build up the initial production plateau.
Adding an additional discovered field, Ekales, in the first phase of production as the work has technically matured and the field is geographically located between the Twiga and Amosing fields. As such, the first phase will be made up of the Ngamia, Ekales, Amosing and Twiga ("NEAT") fields.
Optimising the overall development cost with a facility design capacity of 130,000 bopd and an increase to the pipeline size from 18" to 20" to handle the increased flow rates.
Total gross capex to First Oil is expected to be c.$3.4 billion, comprised of c.$2.0 billion for the upstream and c.$1.4 billion for the pipeline. This capex estimate is based on bids and FEED updates from contractors. Capex to First Oil has increased from the previous project design, reflecting the increase in resources targeted in the first phase and the associated increase in wells and infrastructure to achieve this. Over the life of the field, the revised project has reduced the overall unit cost to c.$22/bbl (previously c.$31/bbl). The combination of the above leads to an optimal project that delivers more economic barrels within the license period and greater flexibility to incrementally add additional fields into production without significant infrastructure modifications.
Africa Oil and its JV Partners have also taken the opportunity of this review to improve the environmental and social aspects of the project. Carbon emissions will be limited through a combination of heat conservation, use of associated gas for power and reinjection of excess gas into the reservoir. Further, there are opportunities to use the Kenyan power grid that is powered by renewables sources and options to offset remaining emissions. As per the previous development plan, the pipeline from Turkana to Lamu will be buried and the Turkwell Dam will supply water for the project and to local communities. This project would also be Kenya's first oil & gas development and would represent a stable, long-term source of income for the GoK.
Simultaneously to the development, an exploration and appraisal plan will be put in place to ensure the remaining discoveries are efficiently developed. This will extend and sustain initial plateau rates whilst keeping costs low by leveraging the rigs used for development drilling. Future phases will also focus on additional exploration potential within the 10BB/13T licenses and bringing the 10BA license acreage into production.
Notes:
1
100% of the volumes estimated to be recoverable from the project over the life of the field, in the event that development goes ahead.
2
Contingent resources net to AOC are AOC's net working interest fraction of gross resources, assuming GoK will exercise its back-in rights, leaving AOC with a 20% share in Block 10BB and a 19.375% share in Block 13T when a development license is awarded.
3
The volumes and NPV10 reported here are "unrisked" in the sense that no adjustment has been made for the risk that the field/project may not be developed in the form envisaged or not at all.
4
All dollar amounts in this press release are U.S. Dollars unless otherwise indicated.
About Africa Oil
Africa Oil Corp. is a Canadian oil and gas company with producing and development assets in deepwater Nigeria; development assets in Kenya; and an exploration/appraisal portfolio in Africa and Guyana. The Company is listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange and on Nasdaq Stockholm under the symbol "AOI".
Additional Information
This information is information that Africa Oil is obliged to make public pursuant to the EU Market Abuse Regulation. The information was submitted for publication, through the agency of the contact persons set out above, at 2:20 a.m. EDT on September 15, 2021.
T.AOI | 1 day ago
VANCOUVER, BC, Sept. 15, 2021 /CNW/ - (TSX: AOI) (Nasdaq-Stockholm: AOI) – Africa Oil Corp. ("Africa Oil", "AOC" or the "Company") is pleased to provide an update for its Kenya development project incorporating Blocks 10BB and 13T ("Project Oil Kenya"). PDF Version
Over the past year, Africa Oil and its JV Partners (Tullow Oil and Total Energies) have completed the redesign of the Project Oil Kenya to ensure it is technically, commercially and environmentally robust. A higher oil production plateau of 120,000 barrels of oil per day is now planned with expected gross oil recovery of 585 million barrels of oil ("MMbbl") over the life of the field1. This resource position has been audited by external independent auditor, Gaffney, Cline & Associates ("GaffneyCline"). Africa Oil's best (2C) development pending contingent resource on a net working interest basis, derived from GaffneyCline's report is 93 MMbbl2. The estimated unrisked3 post-tax net present value, using a 10% discount rate ("NPV10"), of $577 million is attributable to Africa Oil's net 2C development pending contingent resource base.
Africa Oil and its JV Partners have presented a draft Field Development Plan ("FDP") to the Government of Kenya ("GoK") ahead of the plan to submit a finalised FDP by the end of 2021, in line with licence extension requirements provided by the GoK in December 2020. Africa Oil and its JV Partners continue to work collaboratively with the GoK on land and water access and on the necessary commercial agreement and are waiting on the final approval of the Environmental and Social Impact Assessment ("ESIA") from the regulatory authorities.
At the same time Africa Oil and its JV Partners are actively seeking strategic partners for the project. hier tipped ich auf Inder?Based on the revised plan, Africa Oil believes that this project is an attractive commercial prospect for investors looking to access the East Africa oil and gas sector in both the upstream and midstream. It is intended that a strategic partner will be secured ahead of a Final Investment Decision ("FID").
Africa Oil President and CEO, Keith Hill, commented on the statement of resources: "Together with our JV partners we have made significant progress in redesigning and optimizing Project Oil Kenya. Compared to the previous field development plan, we have a more economically robust project, which I am confident is more attractive to potential new partners. We will continue to work with our JV partners and the government of Kenya towards the final investment decision and I am pleased that our interests are fully aligned on what is a strategically significant project for Kenya."
Further Information
The key changes to the development concept have been driven by:
Incorporating the production data from the Early Oil Pilot Scheme ("EOPS") where 450,000 bbls was produced from Amosing and Ngamia fields. These fields account for approximately 54% of the resource distribution, leading to greater confidence in achieving the higher end of the resource distribution range.
Initially drilling at the crest of the field in the highest quality reservoirs prior to First Oil and optimizing the number of wells to improve pressure support to recover larger resources from the reservoir and to rapidly build up the initial production plateau.
Adding an additional discovered field, Ekales, in the first phase of production as the work has technically matured and the field is geographically located between the Twiga and Amosing fields. As such, the first phase will be made up of the Ngamia, Ekales, Amosing and Twiga ("NEAT") fields.
Optimising the overall development cost with a facility design capacity of 130,000 bopd and an increase to the pipeline size from 18" to 20" to handle the increased flow rates.
Total gross capex to First Oil is expected to be c.$3.4 billion, comprised of c.$2.0 billion for the upstream and c.$1.4 billion for the pipeline. This capex estimate is based on bids and FEED updates from contractors. Capex to First Oil has increased from the previous project design, reflecting the increase in resources targeted in the first phase and the associated increase in wells and infrastructure to achieve this. Over the life of the field, the revised project has reduced the overall unit cost to c.$22/bbl (previously c.$31/bbl). The combination of the above leads to an optimal project that delivers more economic barrels within the license period and greater flexibility to incrementally add additional fields into production without significant infrastructure modifications.
Africa Oil and its JV Partners have also taken the opportunity of this review to improve the environmental and social aspects of the project. Carbon emissions will be limited through a combination of heat conservation, use of associated gas for power and reinjection of excess gas into the reservoir. Further, there are opportunities to use the Kenyan power grid that is powered by renewables sources and options to offset remaining emissions. As per the previous development plan, the pipeline from Turkana to Lamu will be buried and the Turkwell Dam will supply water for the project and to local communities. This project would also be Kenya's first oil & gas development and would represent a stable, long-term source of income for the GoK.
Simultaneously to the development, an exploration and appraisal plan will be put in place to ensure the remaining discoveries are efficiently developed. This will extend and sustain initial plateau rates whilst keeping costs low by leveraging the rigs used for development drilling. Future phases will also focus on additional exploration potential within the 10BB/13T licenses and bringing the 10BA license acreage into production.
Notes:
1
100% of the volumes estimated to be recoverable from the project over the life of the field, in the event that development goes ahead.
2
Contingent resources net to AOC are AOC's net working interest fraction of gross resources, assuming GoK will exercise its back-in rights, leaving AOC with a 20% share in Block 10BB and a 19.375% share in Block 13T when a development license is awarded.
3
The volumes and NPV10 reported here are "unrisked" in the sense that no adjustment has been made for the risk that the field/project may not be developed in the form envisaged or not at all.
4
All dollar amounts in this press release are U.S. Dollars unless otherwise indicated.
About Africa Oil
Africa Oil Corp. is a Canadian oil and gas company with producing and development assets in deepwater Nigeria; development assets in Kenya; and an exploration/appraisal portfolio in Africa and Guyana. The Company is listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange and on Nasdaq Stockholm under the symbol "AOI".
Additional Information
This information is information that Africa Oil is obliged to make public pursuant to the EU Market Abuse Regulation. The information was submitted for publication, through the agency of the contact persons set out above, at 2:20 a.m. EDT on September 15, 2021.
Es gibt News von Africa Oil zu Kenya. Kann diese aber von meinem Gerät nicht verlinken.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 69.303.997 von MrArbogast am 12.09.21 18:15:25Wobei die öligfeuchten bzw Methan- Träume für 2021 bereits die konkreten Namen Gazania in SAfrika, Venus in Namibia haben plus eine Bohrung in Guyana, sofern die Bohrungen nicht nach 2022 verschoben werden.
Weil Aoi eine überdurchschnittlich gute Erfolgsquote hat bzw. mit zur Zeit mit überdurchschnittlich erfolgreichen Explorern wie Total, Impact etc. zusammen arbeitet, könnte die Erfolgsquote überdurchschnittlich erfolgreich sein mit einem Treffer aus 3 Bohrungen, der zu einer wirtschaftlichen Förderung irgendwann führen könnte. Ein Volltreffer in dem riesigen Prospekt Venus würde auf jeden Fall in der Branche zu weltweiten Schlagzeilen führen - und damit wären wir wieder beim Träumen LOL
Weil Aoi eine überdurchschnittlich gute Erfolgsquote hat bzw. mit zur Zeit mit überdurchschnittlich erfolgreichen Explorern wie Total, Impact etc. zusammen arbeitet, könnte die Erfolgsquote überdurchschnittlich erfolgreich sein mit einem Treffer aus 3 Bohrungen, der zu einer wirtschaftlichen Förderung irgendwann führen könnte. Ein Volltreffer in dem riesigen Prospekt Venus würde auf jeden Fall in der Branche zu weltweiten Schlagzeilen führen - und damit wären wir wieder beim Träumen LOL
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 69.247.125 von tntxrxwelle am 06.09.21 11:55:56Lass uns doch mal träumen. Träume kann uns niemand nehmen.
Na ok, ne 6 Mrd. Cap (bei 10) ist ja albern. Die "Joker" beiseite, könnte Aoi gegen Jahresende Richtung 1,50-60 laufen u. dann wird die 2 angegriffen (wenn der Ölpreis einigermaßen mitspielt o. 2022 doch noch komplett in den hohen 60ern gehedged worden ist). Dieses "kleine" Szenario ist dafür aber auch ein relativer nobrainer.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 69.244.170 von winni2 am 05.09.21 22:58:03Ja da hast du natürlich recht. Bei Africa Oil sind noch viel höhere Kurse als Euro 2 möglich. Aber step by step. Erst müssen wir die zwei sehen um auf die 10 zulaufen zu können.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 69.193.377 von MrArbogast am 31.08.21 08:46:18... die sollten sich mal besser an den Fakten orientieren ... die sind nicht nur risikodiversifiziert durch JV mit den top-Playern an Förderqellen mit top Ressourcen und Exploratioslizenzen in bereits identifizierten Ölfeldern hervorragend aufgestellt , sodern sind jetzt auch als dominanter Grossaktionär mit Lundins top fianziertem offshore Spezialisten Eco Atlantic a gleich 3 super-Jokern beteiligt ( 2 in den Mega-Ölfeldern der grössten
ffshre-Entdeckung seit 2 Jahrzehten im Öl-Becken von Guyana-Suriname und in der offshore Fortsetzung (vor der Kueste Namibias) des onshore-seitig von RECON explorierten Beckens !
DAS bei eiem so profitablen , wachstumsstark expandierenden PRODUZENTEN mit nur 620 Mio USD bewertet ...lässt Spielraum fuer nen MULTIBAGGER !
ffshre-Entdeckung seit 2 Jahrzehten im Öl-Becken von Guyana-Suriname und in der offshore Fortsetzung (vor der Kueste Namibias) des onshore-seitig von RECON explorierten Beckens !
DAS bei eiem so profitablen , wachstumsstark expandierenden PRODUZENTEN mit nur 620 Mio USD bewertet ...lässt Spielraum fuer nen MULTIBAGGER !
Gute Performance die letzten Wochen von Africa Oil. Jetzt ist entscheidend ob die Aktionäre zu diesen Kursen größere Mengen verkaufen oder endlich an höhere Kurse glauben. Denke es ist an der Zeit an Kurse über 2 Euro zu glauben.
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