par energy_isere » 09 avr. 2013, 20:07
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Le champs de Nassiriya sera l' objet d' enchéres internationales pour son développement, le 19 Dec 2013.
Il y a 52 compagnies préqualifiées (ie qui pourront concourir aux enchéres) dont TOTAL.
Ce champs représente 4.4 milliards de barils.
Il y aura une rafinerie de 300 000 b/j à construire non loin.
Iraq Says It Will Auction Giant Nassiriya Oil Field
April 08, 2013 Rigzone
AMMAN - The Iraqi oil ministry is planning to auction the giant Nassiriya oil field in southern Iraq on Dec. 19, a senior ministry official said Monday at a workshop held in Amman, Jordan, for international companies interested in the billion dollar project.
Abdul Mahdy al-Ameedi, head of the ministry's petroleum contracts and licensing directorate, or PCLD, said a total of 52 international oil companies would be able to take part in the bidding round for the integrated project--developing a $4.4 billion oil field and building a 300,000 barrel-a-day refinery nearby.
The ministry has accepted seven new international oil companies, including France's Total, to join some 45 firms that had already qualified for the previous bidding rounds. The ministry is also processing documents from a further five companies, Mr. Ameedi said.
The newly-qualified firms are: Russia's Zarubezhneft, China's CNPCI, U.S.'s Brown Energy, India's Reliance Industries, Russia's OAO Lukoil Holdings, Total and Japan's JGC and Tonen General, Mr. Ameedi said. The five firms whose qualifications are in process include Daelim, Essar, GS E&C, Pak-Arab Refining and Maurel et Prom, he said.
Mr. Ameedi briefed the companies on a preliminary draft contract prepared by the PCLD. According to the draft, terms will be different from the technical service contract awarded to companies during previous bidding rounds for oil and gas fields. The changes include amendments to investor costs and a pay per barrel remuneration fee.
Unlike the previous contract, the new one will offer investors a share in project revenues, but only when production begins. The ministry will pay recovery costs from the date of commencement of work, which differs from the previous contract where the costs were only paid when the contractor raised production by 10%.
Investors would have to pay some 35% taxes on the profit they made from Nassiriya project, the same amount as in previous deals.
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Suite du post ci dessus.
Le champs de Nassiriya sera l' objet d' enchéres internationales pour son développement, le 19 Dec 2013.
Il y a 52 compagnies préqualifiées (ie qui pourront concourir aux enchéres) dont TOTAL.
Ce champs représente 4.4 milliards de barils.
Il y aura une rafinerie de 300 000 b/j à construire non loin.
[quote][b]Iraq Says It Will Auction Giant Nassiriya Oil Field[/b]
April 08, 2013 Rigzone
AMMAN - The Iraqi oil ministry is planning to auction the giant Nassiriya oil field in southern Iraq on Dec. 19, a senior ministry official said Monday at a workshop held in Amman, Jordan, for international companies interested in the billion dollar project.
Abdul Mahdy al-Ameedi, head of the ministry's petroleum contracts and licensing directorate, or PCLD, said a total of 52 international oil companies would be able to take part in the bidding round for the integrated project--[color=#FF0000]developing a $4.4 billion oil field and building a 300,000 barrel-a-day refinery nearby[/color].
The ministry has accepted seven new international oil companies, including France's Total, to join some 45 firms that had already qualified for the previous bidding rounds. The ministry is also processing documents from a further five companies, Mr. Ameedi said.
The newly-qualified firms are: Russia's Zarubezhneft, China's CNPCI, U.S.'s Brown Energy, India's Reliance Industries, Russia's OAO Lukoil Holdings, Total and Japan's JGC and Tonen General, Mr. Ameedi said. The five firms whose qualifications are in process include Daelim, Essar, GS E&C, Pak-Arab Refining and Maurel et Prom, he said.
Mr. Ameedi briefed the companies on a preliminary draft contract prepared by the PCLD. According to the draft, terms will be different from the technical service contract awarded to companies during previous bidding rounds for oil and gas fields. The changes include amendments to investor costs and a pay per barrel remuneration fee.
Unlike the previous contract, the new one will offer investors a share in project revenues, but only when production begins. The ministry will pay recovery costs from the date of commencement of work, which differs from the previous contract where the costs were only paid when the contractor raised production by 10%.
Investors would have to pay some 35% taxes on the profit they made from Nassiriya project, the same amount as in previous deals.
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