07 March, 2019
Cypriot Energy Minister George Lakkotrypis said the quality of the reservoir found in Block 10 of Cyprus’ Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) allows for optimism that the recoverability will be very high.
The Minister, speaking at the 6th Eastern Mediterranean Gas Conference in Nicosia, also noted that more appraisal work is needed by ExxonMobil within the coming weeks.
ExxonMobil discovered huge quantities of natural gas ranging from 5 to 8 trillion square feet, the largest find offshore Cyprus.
Lakkotrypis said the discovery in the “Glafcos 1” well creates prospects to relook at Block 10 targets, adding that “Calypso” and “Aphrodite” fields, indicate the potential of the EEZ. The Minister said that Nicosia was looking forward to the upcoming drilling programme of Eni and Total, waiting at the same time the appraisal well for “Calypso” in Block 6.
Referring to monetization of the discoveries, he said that the Cyprus government has been maturing all of its options simultaneously, with the exception of “Aphrodite” field for which announcements were hopefully expected in the next few weeks.
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Thursday, March 7, 2019
ENERGY: Cyprus gas fields are turning into export grade - FINANCIAL MIRROR
Wednesday, January 11, 2017
IHS Markit: Total’s offshore Cyprus Block 11 could tival Egypt’s Zohr natural gas discovery - OILFIELD TECHNOLOGY
Wednesday, 11 January 2017 14:30
David Bizley, Editor
Total to drill one of E&P industry’s most critical wells in 2017, as interest grows in region.
Driven by the success of Eni’s major Zohr Field gas discovery offshore Egypt in 2015, companies are rethinking the Eastern Mediterranean region’s gas potential, according to new analysis from IHS Markit (Nasdaq: INFO), a world leader in critical information, analytics and solutions. Total’s announcement that it will drill a 2017 exploration well in its deepwater Block 11 located offshore Cyprus indicates the growing interest in the wider region.
“The Zohr gas discovery in Egypt was a play opener for the region—it has caused companies to rethink the region’s gas potential and take a closer look at the geology,” said Graham Bliss Ph.D., senior director of plays and basins research at IHS Markit, and lead author of a series of analyses examining upstream energy competition in the Eastern Mediterranean. “Zohr’s success clearly encouraged Total leadership to re-examine Block 11’s potential, since it is contiguous with the Egyptian Shorouk Offshore Block, which is home to Eni’s Zohr Field.”
Total to drill one of E&P industry’s most critical wells in 2017, as interest grows in region.
Driven by the success of Eni’s major Zohr Field gas discovery offshore Egypt in 2015, companies are rethinking the Eastern Mediterranean region’s gas potential, according to new analysis from IHS Markit (Nasdaq: INFO), a world leader in critical information, analytics and solutions. Total’s announcement that it will drill a 2017 exploration well in its deepwater Block 11 located offshore Cyprus indicates the growing interest in the wider region.
“The Zohr gas discovery in Egypt was a play opener for the region—it has caused companies to rethink the region’s gas potential and take a closer look at the geology,” said Graham Bliss Ph.D., senior director of plays and basins research at IHS Markit, and lead author of a series of analyses examining upstream energy competition in the Eastern Mediterranean. “Zohr’s success clearly encouraged Total leadership to re-examine Block 11’s potential, since it is contiguous with the Egyptian Shorouk Offshore Block, which is home to Eni’s Zohr Field.”
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