In January 2012, Derrick has recorded 20 new Deals In Play with the estimated value of more than $10 million each. The biggest Deals in Play of the month are ConocoPhillips’ Oilsands assets,Statoil’s stake in West Qurna-2 oilfield, Talisman’s non-core assets, and corporate sale byConnacher and Cove Energy. Continue reading here..
Labels
Home
(208)
Data Sources
(100)
Deal
(88)
Opportunities
(73)
Company Results
(65)
Exploration
(46)
Interactive Tool
(3)
Showing posts with label oil sands. Show all posts
Showing posts with label oil sands. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Suncor Energy posts 6.5% Increase in Production for Q1 2011; Capital Spending was primarily on Expansion of In Situ Oil Sands Operations; Production In Line with company’s target of one million boepd by 2020
Suncor Energy’s upstream production in first quarter 2011 was 601,300 boepd, up 6.5% over same period last year. Suncor’s Q1 2011 production averaged 601,300 boepd, compared to 564,600 boepd during the first quarter of 2010. Oil sands production was 322,100 boepd, 59% increase from the first quarter of 2010. Suncor, which is expanding its oil sands production and processing operations as part of a joint venture with Total, said it had seen higher oil sands production volumes and higher realized prices in upstream operations.
Source: Derrick Planned Exploration Wells Database
Targeting One Million Boepd by 2020
Suncor continues to move forward on its ten-year growth strategy outlined in December 2010. In support of the growth strategy, capital spending in the first quarter was primarily focused on expansion of the company's in situ oil sands operations. In April 2011, Suncor began injecting steam into a Stage 3 well pad and expects to achieve first oil by early July 2011. The expansion is expected to be fully operational in the third quarter of 2011, with production volumes ramping up over approximately 24 months thereafter toward target capacity of 62,500 boepd of bitumen.
Monday, March 21, 2011
Nexen reveals 2011 Corporate Strategy; Projected 7% production growth in 2011; Stick to three primary growth strategies – conventional offshore, oil sands and shale gas
Nexen prioritizes its 2011 activities that include a continued ramp up of Long Lake, completing the development of Usan discovery with first oil production in 2012, sanctioning discoveries, proceeding with the development of Horn River shale gas lands, securing a contract extension in Yemen and continuing with the implementation of the exciting global exploration program.
The company expects 2011 production volumes to range between 230–270 kboepd, before royalties and capital expenditure budget ranges between $2.4–2.7 billion.
Nexen’s diversified portfolio of exploration and production (E&P) assets provides the company with a multi-year inventory of development projects and a positive long-term production growth profile. It plans to deploy nearly 25% of total 2011 capital budget for the E&P program.
Nexen is primarily focused in the North Sea, deepwater Gulf of Mexico & offshore West Africa. The company projected 7% production growth in 2011.
Recently, Nexen initiated a process to seek a joint venture partner for various portions of the company’s northeast British Columbia shale gas acreage.
Nexen’s diversified portfolio of exploration and production (E&P) assets provides the company with a multi-year inventory of development projects and a positive long-term production growth profile. It plans to deploy nearly 25% of total 2011 capital budget for the E&P program.
Nexen is primarily focused in the North Sea, deepwater Gulf of Mexico & offshore West Africa. The company projected 7% production growth in 2011.
Recently, Nexen initiated a process to seek a joint venture partner for various portions of the company’s northeast British Columbia shale gas acreage.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)