Upstream project news

The company will handover its Contract Rehabilitation Area (CRA) in Azerbaijan, currently producing 180 bpd, to SOCAR.

The co-created roadmap will enable the conversion of prior agreed concessions into production sharing agreements under the provisions of the country's Petroleum Law.

The company has been awarded contracts by ConocoPhillips Australia Barossa and Murphy Exploration and Production for work at the Barossa project and at the Samurai, Khaleesi, and Mormont developments respectively.

The execution of the contract extension will enable Frontera to undertake a workover and well service programme which is expected to return production levels at Block 192 near 8500 bpd in the coming weeks.

The contract has an estimated duration of 21 days and is expected to commence in March 2020, in direct continuation of the rig’s current contract.

An Ampelmann E-type system was mobilised on the Normand Installer vessel, to allow personnel to easily access the Liza Destiny FPSO.

The onshore acquisition currently produces at a rate of approximately 700 bpd, generating gross annual revenues of approximately US$15 million.

The Harvey and Redwell licences are in the UK Southern North Sea.

The project, offshore Western Australia, will involve the drilling and completing of three new horizontal, dual-lateral production wells and subsea tieback into existing infrastructure.

An undisclosed customer will pre-fund a new multi-client CSEM data acquisition in the Walvis Basin using EMGS’s next generation DeepBlue.