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Status of Oil & Gas Exploration in Kenya

Status of Oil & Gas Exploration in Kenya. Dr. Peter K. Thuo, PhD E&P Team Leader National Oil Corporation of Kenya. Kenya at a Glance. Social: Government type: Democratic Rep. (Coalition Government) Size: 582,646 sq. km Religion: Christian 78%,

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Status of Oil & Gas Exploration in Kenya

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  1. Status of Oil & Gas Exploration in Kenya Dr. Peter K. Thuo, PhD E&P Team Leader National Oil Corporation of Kenya

  2. Kenya at a Glance Social: Government type: Democratic Rep. (Coalition Government) Size: 582,646 sq. km Religion: Christian 78%, Muslim10% others 12% Capital City: Nairobi Main seaport: Mombasa National language: Kiswahili Official language: English Economic: Population: 38.3 million (2008) Currency: (KSh.) GDP Growth Rate: 7.1% (2007); 1.7% (2008) Major GDP earners: Tourism, tea, horticulture, Coffee

  3. Kenya Sedimentary Basins Total wells drilled 32

  4. Geophysical Database Existing Data 2D Seismic: 73,389 km 3D seismic: 820 sq km Aeromag: >268,000 km Gravity : >12,313 km Data Digitization Project ongoing

  5. Acreage Status BLOCK LEASE STATUS: CNOOC 2 Blocks (9, L2) Origin Energy 1 Block (L8) Flow Energy 1 Block (L6) Camec Kenya 1 Block (11) Africa Oil Corp. 2 Blocks (10A,10BB) Vangold Resources 2 Blocks (3A, 3B) EAX 2 Blocks (1, L17/18) Lion Petroleum 1 Block (2B) Sohi Gas Lamu 1 Block (L4) Sohi Gas Dodori 1 Block (L13) Platform Resources 2 Blocks (12A, 13T) Anadarko Petroleum 5 Blocks (L5, L7, L11A, L11B, L12) Centric Energy 1 Block 10BA Total No. of Blocks Leased 22, Total No. of Operating Companies 13

  6. Oil & Gas Shows

  7. Block L8 (Origin Energy) • Acquisition of 900 sq km of the first ever 3D in Kenya completed in Dec. 2009 • Data being interpreted to identify a drilling location

  8. Block L17/L18(EAX) • Acquisition of 410 km shallow water -transition zone 2D seismics currently underway • Specially-adapted boat to acquire data in as shallow as 2m water depths • Part of the Lamu Basin with high potential for oil and gas (Pemba island oil seeps just to the south and Tanzania Songo Songo Gas field further south)

  9. Blocks L4 & L13 (SOHI) • Seismic acquisition planned for later part of 2010 • Pate-1 well in Block L-4 kicked gas thus blocks have huge potential for gas discovery

  10. Lamu Deep Offshore (Anadarko Petroleum) • Acquisition of 5000 km of 2D seismic data to commence in April 2010 • Lamu continental margin wells have encountered oil shows • Anadarko hopes to undo the negative publicity resulting from the Pomboo well drilled by Woodside

  11. Block 1 (EAX) • Block in Mandera Basin which has the only known oil seep in Kenya (Tarbaj oil seep) • Mandera Basin is an extension of Ogaden Basin in Ethiopia (with Calub & Hilala Gas discoveries being developed by Petronas) • 1276 km of 2D seismics to commence in Q2 2010

  12. Block 9 (CNOOC) • Drilling Bogal-1-1 Well by CNOOC recently terminated at depth of 5054m • Well logging and evaluation currently ongoing • Anza Basin comparable to the South Sudan Rifts with proven production

  13. Block 10A (Africa Oil Corp.) • Acquisition of 750 km onshore 2D Seismics to commence Q3 2010 • Block in Anza Basin, has 3 wells drilled, one well had significant oil shows • Anza Basin is the southern termination of the Central African Rif System CARS, associated with major oil fields

  14. Block 10BB (Africa Oil Corp.) • Acquisition of 600 km of 2D seismic to • commence in may 2010 • Block is in Tertiary Rift Basin, comparable to the Albertine Basin in Uganda (recent discoveries) • Loperot-1 well in the block encountered very significant oil shows with minor amounts recovered by DST

  15. Petroleum (Exploration & Production) Act, 1986 The Petroleum Act provides legal framework and regulates the negotiation of Production Sharing Contracts (PSC) with oil companies. • The PSC’s are subject to negotiations and are governed by: • The Petroleum Act, Cap 308, 1986 • The petroleum (expl. & Prod.) Regulations • The income tax (amendments) Act • Environmental management & Coordination Act 2000 – NEMA • Work programme - Negotiable • Exploration Period - Negotiable, (typically 3,2,2) • Acreage surrender - Negotiable, (typically 25%) • Surface fees - Negotiable, (typically 3, 5, 8 USD/sq Km) • Training fees - Negotiable • Dev. & Prod. Period - Negotiable (typically 25 years) • Govt participation - Negotiable (typically 15%)

  16. Thank you and welcome to Kenya

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