Schlumberger awarded fracking contract in India
Published by Nicholas Woodroof,
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Oilfield Technology,
Due to the higher than anticipated C-77H re-frac costs caused by a global shortage of fraccing services and equipment, and the delayed start-up of gas production on the Cambay field, Oilex plans to raise additional funds over the next approximate month.
In addition, Oilex have negotiated a revised Gas Sales Agreement with Enertech Fuel Solutions Private Limited for the sale of gas from the Cambay field. The revised agreement is based on the recently announced Government of India Domestic Gas Price of US$6.1/mmBTU plus an additional 20% premium. The revised gas price is now US$7.32/mmBTU compared to the previous gas price of c. US$4.2/mmBTU.
Oilex’s CEO, Roland Wessel, said: “Following a competitive tendering process, the Company has selected Schlumberger to provide the bulk of the services required for the upcoming C-77H re-frac operation. We are pleased to have secured the equipment and services for the important C-77H re-frac operation given the worldwide shortage of fraccing services. The amended Gas Sales Agreement is consistent with the recent Government of India revised Domestic Gas Price announcement.”
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