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NPDC Now Averaging 130,000 bpd Production | |
The Nigerian Petroleum Development Company (NPDC), the crude oil and gas-producing arm of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) has hit a production capacity of 130,000 barrels per day.
Group Managing Director of NNPC, Engr. Andy Yakubu revealed at the just-concluded Lagos International Trade Fair that the factors responsible for the improvement in NPDC's production capacity include the sustained amnesty programme of the Federal Government and the re-entry into the previously abandoned assets and facilities by NPDC.
Yakubu stated that with the return of peace in the oil-producing Niger Delta due to the amnesty programme, the NPDC re-entered abandoned oil fields and resumed production.
"This has positively impacted on NPDC's growth aspiration with current crude oil production now averaging about 130,000 barrels per day," he said.
The NNPC boss noted that abandoned assets of NNPC/Shell Joint Venture had also been reactivated and production ramped up on the divested Shell assets.
He disclosed that NNPC was also implementing a robust programme aimed at drastically reducing the development costs of both joint venture and Production Sharing Contract (PSC) projects in order to increase government take from oil revenues.
NPDC, with head office in Benin in Edo State and base offices in Port Harcourt and Warri for operational logistics support, was established in 1988 as a wholly owned subsidiary of the NNPC with responsibility for Petroleum Exploration and Production activities.
NPDC's activities cover the spectrum of the upstream oil and gas business from exploration to abandonment. Operations are concentrated mainly in the Niger Delta and span five States - Imo, Edo, Delta, Bayelsa and Rivers.
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IOC Joint Venture Rakes in $2.57 Billion From Asset Sales
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The Shell/Total/Eni divestment has netted them just under $2.6 billion in two years. According to Mr Pade Durotoye, MD of Oando Energy Resources, the three companies have sold their jointly-held 45 per cent stake in oil mining leases (OMLs) 3, 26, 30, 34, 38, 41, and 42.
Mr Durotoye disclosed this whilst speaking at the just-concluded Africa Oil Week in Cape Town. With the rise of militancy attacks after 2007, the IOCs began to divest their onshore assets to concentrate offshore. The blocks which have previously been operated by Shell will now be operated by Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC), with the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC).
Mr Durotoye remarked that this has opened up some good opportunities for the indigenous players.
Seplat Petroleum Development Company, in partnership with French-based Maurel and Prom, paid $386 million to acquire OMLs 3, 38 and 41. First Hydro Carbon Nigeria, partnered with Afren to buy OML 26 for which they paid $148 million. Meanwhile, Shoreline (in partnership with Heritage) acquired OML 30 for $850 and Niger Delta Exploration and Production Plc (NDEP) partnered with Petrolin to acquire OML 34 for $600 million.
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NNPC Secures 3-D Seismics in Chad Basin
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The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) has acquired additional 3-Dimensional Seismic data as part of the ongoing efforts of the Federal Government to increase the country's crude oil reserves through increased exploration in the Inland Basins, especially in the Chad Basins.
A source at the NNPC confirmed to NOGintelligence that the corporation recently acquired 3, 550 square kilometres of 3-D seismic data for the intensification of exploration activities in the Chad Basin.
He noted that the NNPC would soon find oil in commercial quantity in the Chad Basin because of the discoveries of commercial hydrocarbon deposits in neighbouring countries of Chad, Niger and Sudan, which have similar structural settings to the Chad Basin.
NOGintelligence gathered that discoveries made in neighbouring countries in basins with similar structural settings include: Doba, Doseo and Bongor, all in Chad, with over two billion barrels; Logone Birni in Southern Chad and Northern Cameroun, with over 100 million barrels; and Termit-Agadem Basin in Niger totals with over one billion barrels.
"NNPC New Frontier Exploration Services Division which is leading the charge for crude oil find in the entire Inland Basins has completed the acquisition of 3,550 sq km of 3- D seismic data for processing and interpretation in addition to the already acquired 6000km of 2-D data that is currently being reprocessed," said the NNPC source.
The Corporation, it was learnt has also scanned over 600,000 seismic sections and 30,000 well logs for the eventual drilling.
The international oil companies (IOCs) previously drilled 23 wells with two of the wells, Wadi-1 and Kinasar encountering gas in non-commercial quantities in the Chad Basin before they abandoned exploration activities in the area for the NNPC.
The search for crude oil also covers the entire Nigerian Frontier Sedimentary Basins which includes- The Anambra, Bida, Dahomey, Gongola/Yola and the Sokota Basins alongside the Middle/Lower Benue Trough.
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OPEC Basket Price Drops to $105.58
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The price of OPEC basket of twelve crudes stood at 104.58 dollars a barrel on Thursday, compared with $106.87 the previous day, according to OPEC Secretariat calculations.
Introduced on 16 June 2005, the new OPEC Reference Basket is currently made up of the following: Saharan Blend (Algeria), Girassol (Angola), Oriente (Ecuador), Iran Heavy (Islamic Republic of Iran), Basra Light (Iraq), Kuwait Export (Kuwait), Es Sider (Libya), Bonny Light (Nigeria), Qatar Marine (Qatar), Arab Light (Saudi Arabia), Murban (UAE) and Merey (Venezuela).
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FT Investing in Nigeria Report -out 28 November | |
On November 28, 2012 the Financial Times will be publishing its annual report on NIGERIA worldwide in all editions of the paper and on its award-winning FT.com. This year the FT has decided to focus on one of the most compelling aspects of contemporary Africa, investments, and thus is calling the report INVESTING IN NIGERIA.
FT INVESTING IN NIGERIA responds to the country's national priority to diversify its economy and develop a host of high-opportunity sectors which should serve as a motor for increased economic growth and robust financial strength.
The INVESTING IN NIGERIA will continue to cover the main areas of national news, and continues to have a keen eye fixed on the oil and gas, telecom, and banking sectors, but also intends to cover other emerging sectors - mining, agriculture, energy and power, commodities, services, transportation and shipping, infrastructure, industry, and of course foreign direct investment. Business magnate Aliko Dangote while speaking at an investment forum during the UN General Assembly week in New York called Nigeria "the best kept secret."
The FT INVESTING IN NIGERIA report will reach 2.2 million readers on November 28, and will be launched at the12th Honorary International Investor Council (HIIC) in London with Baroness Lynda Chalker's Africa Matters, in the presence of HE Goodluck Jonathan, President of Nigeria, and a number of Nigeria's most dynamic ministers, including HE the Minister of Industry and Investment, HE the Minister of Finance, and the HE the Minister of Petroleum.
The FT report is expected to be between 12 and 16 pages depending on the extent of demand from companies interested in communicating in the report. Display advertising is available throughout the report, AND a special 8 pages in the middle of the report will be devoted to text-driven pages and half pages that are reserved for business leaders and companies who wish to either publish a statement or present themselves in a Q&A format. The space will include your approved text, logo, and one or several photos.
This supplement within the report will take the title "Investing in Nigeria: The Best Kept Secret." Each participant will receive 300 copies of the printed report, a pdf for digital distribution, and access to FT.com (the Report will remain on FT.com for 12 months.) The preparation and design and layout of these pages are included in the price. Although the pages will be designated as advertisement, the quality of the content and the credibility of the venue guarantees both proven value and international visibility and prestige.
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Full page, colour (56 cms tall x 345 mm wide) = £50 000.
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B&W = £25 000 Note that the rates for "The Best Kept Secret" pages are approximately 40% lower than the rate card prices for standard display advertising in Reports. (See www.FT.com/advertising).The Report will be published worldwide on November 28, 2012. There are only 8 full pages of space available and reservations must be confirmed by November 1, 2012. Please contact either: David APPLEFIELD in Paris, FT SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE FOR AFRICA, on FT.DavidApplefield@gmail.com (+33 6 60 69 48 57) or Toke Alex IBRU in Lagos, on toke.ibru@hotmail.com (+234 803 720 7349), or Larry KENNEY in London, FT International Sales, on larry.kenney@FT.com (+44 207 873 4835). Back to top |
President Receives Ribadu Report | |
The long-awaited and widely-leaked report by the Presidential Committee and Task Force on Oil and Subsidy led by Nuhu Ribadu finally submitted its report to President Goodluck Jonathan on Friday. The event was mired in controversy when one of the Committee members, Mr Steve Oronsaye announced that he disagreed with the findings and contended that the process for the preparation of the report was flawed.
Ribadu however revealed that two of the members of the Committee, one being Mr Oronsaye, were appointed to positions in the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) whilst the Committee was still deliberating. Mr Oronsaye and Mr Bernard Otti who were appointed to the positions of Board member and Director of Finance respectively.
The concerns highlighted in the report, a copy of which NOGintelligence has seen, are the following:
- There was no single point of accountability for the Government's equity crude, the Government's share of crude oil production. This is compounded, the report says by multiple roles being executed through different agencies.
- Some traders lifted crude oil although they were not listed on the approved master list of customers who had a valid contract and were selected through an annual bidding process. The Task Force also identified that Nigeria is the world's only major oil producer that sells 100 percent of its crude to private commodities traders, rather than directly to refineries.
- In addition, the report states that the price observed at which the feedstock gas is sold to NLNG seems too generous, compared to prices obtainable on the international market.
NLNG has since issued a statement vehemently denying that it had purchased gas at cut-down rates and that the country has been short-changed as a result. They claim that the Task Force did not meet with NLNG management or visit the company in the course of its work and that a fundamental error in their methodology was to compare the price of raw materials (natural gas feedstock) to that of the finished product (regasified LNG). In addition, NLNG states that the report fails to take into account the intensive production/liquefaction costs, the shipping costs, the regasification costs, taxes, levies and other ancillary charges. In their stategment, NLNG agreed with the recommendation of the report that more LNG trains should be established to monetise Nigeria's gas resource and provide additional revenue to the Federal Government.
- The Task Force found that the DPR is currently unable to independently track and measure gas volumes produced and flared and depends largely on the information provided by the operator
- The Task Force observed that there is no single point accountability for the income and expenditure streams of upstream petroleum operations, compounded by the current structure of NNPC such as multiple roles executed through NAPIMS and its COMD. with the law, with particular reference to the Constitution.
On submitting the report, Ribadu urged the President to deal with the report appropriately after considering its contents.
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Rivers-Bayelsa Oil Wells Dispute Continues |
The very public dispute between the Rivers State and Bayelsa States over the Soku and Oluasiri oil wells and fields continues unabated with the Governors of the two States resorting to newspaper advertisements to state their positions.
The dispute is about the ownership of the oil wells which are on the boundary of both states. The Rivers State Government claims that the wells are located in the Soku community of Kalabari Kingdom whilst the Bayelsa State Government insists that they are within the Oluasiri community in Nembe Kingdom. On the one hand, according to the Kalabaris the boundary between the two is on the Santa Barbara River whilst the Nembes take the position that the boundary is on the Saint Bartholomew River.
The President has met with both State Governors in an attempt to mediate between them on this issue. NOGintelligence understand that in spite of the Presidential intervention, the dispute continues with accusations being traded by the parties.
The National Boundary Commission (NBC) is understood to be working to resolve the issues and say they have scheduled activities to be undertaken with officials of the two States in order to resolve the matter once and for a
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Federal High Court Rules in Favour of SPDC in Humanitex Arms Case | |
The Federal High Court sitting in Lagos on the November 2, 2012 ruled in favour of Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) in a case brought against the company by Humanitex Nigeria Limited.
The plaintiffs in the case which was instituted against SPDC about 18 years ago, were alleging a breach of contract by the defendants.
Humanitex were claiming the sum of US$20,393,360.00 as damages against SPDC & Oteri (former SPDC employee) for alleged breach of two contracts i.e. to obtain the approval of the Inspector General of Police for the upgrade of weapons used by policemen assigned to protect SPDC's joint venture (JV) facilities and to procure the approved weapons for use by the policemen.
Humanitex claimed to be instrumental to facilitating the approval given by the IGP, and had tried through various means, including legal action, to establish a contractual relationship with SPDC on this basis. SPDC refuted the claim.
The plaintiffs also later alleged that SPDC intended to use the weapons requested for illegal purposes, an allegation strongly denied by the company.
Commenting on the judgement, a spokesperson for SPDC said: "SPDC welcomes the verdict of the Federal High Court on this matterwhich has been going on for about 18 years. It reinforces our faith in the rule of law and we believe thatjustice has been done."
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FG Begins Implementation of Ogoni UNEP Report | |
Worried over the impact of oil exploration and production activities in the Niger Delta, the Federal Government and other stakeholders have commenced the implementation of the report of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) on Ogoniland in Rivers State.
A presidency source confirmed to NOGintelligence that the representatives of the International Oil Companies (IOCs) and the regulatory authorities had met over the report to fashion out implementation strategies.
He stated that an implementation structure and organization had been put in place for the execution of the recommendations of the report on the environmental devastation of Ogoniland.
"Going forward, the processes and intervention programmes, including remediation, economic empowerment of impacted communities and funding have been agreed by the oil industry," he said.
Minister of Petroleum Resources, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke, recently said that an interim report of a special review committee on the UNEP report had been submitted to President Goodluck Jonathan for further action.
The committee was set up by the President in August 2012 to undertake a holistic review of the report and make recommendations to the Federal Government on immediate and long-term remedial actions.
UNEP had in the report released in August 2011 noted that Ogoni would need the world's larest ever oil clean-up, which could take up to 30 years to complete.
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Serious Resource Energy
Serious Resource Energy has been granted a licence to explore for oil in Niger Republic. NOGintelligence gathered that the company paid $5 million for the licence to explore the northern Birma area between Tenery and Karfra. The duration of the licence is four years.
Capital Oil
Capital Oil has issued a statement strongly refuting the claims against it by the Aig Imoukhuede-led Presidential Committee on Verification and Reconciliation of Fuel Subsidy Payments. The report issued by the Committee claimed that the company collected subsidy payments for products for which no mother-vessels were found in the locations that they should have been in for the trans-shipment of the products.
Capital Oil and Gas Industries Limited, an operator in the downstream petroleum industry, has refuted the unfounded allegations by the Presidential Committee on Verification and Reconciliation of Fuel Subsidy Payments headed by the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Access Bank Plc, Mr. Aigboje Aig Imoukhuede.
The company, in a statement issued by the Managing Director, Mr. Ifeanyi Ubah, vehemently denied claims by the committee that it collected subsidy payments for products for which no proof of mother-vessels were found in locations claimed at the time of trans-shipments.
Forte Oil
Forte Oil's has posted its financial results for Q3. The results show an improvement with turnover rising to N63.071 billion in 2012, up from N79 billion in the corresponding period of 2011. Profits after tax came to N417.12 million in 2012 as against a loss of N4.167 billion in 2011.
Sinopec
State-owned Chinese refiner, Sinopec, is reported to be in the process of acquiring some onshore blocks from Total according to Bloomberg reports. The report states the Chinese have already entered into a heads of agreement will acquire the assets for $2.4 billion.
Camac Energy
Camac Energy is expecting to ramp up production from its current level of 9,700 barrels per day to 15,000 barrels per day by the end of the first quarter.
Oando
Oando has revealed its third quarter un-audited results. Turnover increased by 25% to N487.7 billion naira. At the same time, gross profit has improved by 12% to N50.6 billion while profit after tax stands at N9.3 billion. The company was very pleased with the results and the Wale Tinubu, the Group Chief Executive said: "This period witnessed increased revenues and profitability due to our improved operations and recently commissioned investments."
Montevetro Energy
The Kogi State government's plan's for an oil refinery is on tract with the announcement that it will partner with US-based Global Investment Project to establish a refinery in Lokoja in the State. The venture will be facilitated by Montevetro Energy Nigeria Limited.
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Provision of Cementing and Pumping Services
Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited (MPN), the operator of the NNPC/MPN Joint Venture plans to engage Cementing and Pumping Services for the Year 2013-16 Drilling Program Services at its locations within the NNPC/MPN Joint Venture acreage for an anticipated contract term of two years, with a one year optional renewal period to commence in June 2013. Closing date for tenders is Thursday 29 November 2012. Visit www.nipexng.com for more details.
Provision of Fast Crew Boat Services for Akpo-OML 130 Field Operations
Total Upstream Nigeria Limited (TUPNI) operator of the OML 130 invites tenders from interested and reputable indigenous Contractors with suitable equipment and relevant experience to apply for consideration for the provision of one Fast Crew Boat for the Deep Offshore AKPO field operation. Tenderers must be registered with NJQS product/Category Stand-by-Vessels (3.08.18) Closing date is 28th November 2012. Visit www.nipexng.com for more details.
Provision of Wireline Logging Services to Support Deep Water Drilling and Completions Operations
Star Deep Water Petroleum Limited (SDWPL) invites interested and qualified companies to tender for provision of ESRS-2012-CW1013454 Wireline Logging Services which will be carried out in respect of its 2014-2017 oil and gas wells drilling, completions and workovers for deep water operations in Nigeria. Availability to commence provision of services is required for an anticipated commencement date of 2nd Quarter 2014 with a primary term of two years plus a possible optional term of one year. Closing date is 4pm on 26 November 2012. Visit www.nipexng.com for more details.
Provision of Wellbore Cleanout Equipment and Services to Support Deepwater Drilling and Completion Operations
tar Deep Water Petroleum Limited (SDWPL) invites interested and qualified companies to tender for provision of DWD-2012-CW952451 wellbore cleanout equipment and services. Closing date for tenders is 4pm on 26 November 2012. Visit www.nipexng.com for more details.
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Practical Nigerian Content Conference
The conference on Nigerian content has been postponed due the flood that has ravaged the Delta communities. The Practical Nigerian Content Conference was to be held this month but has been postponed and is now due to hold from the 20th to the 22nd of November, however, these dates are only tentative.
The 2-day conference organised by NCI is being held in partnership with the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board in Yenagoa. The conference will enable participants to understand more about the how they can best benefit from the Nigerian local content agenda.
Speakers confirmed include Diezani Alison-Madueke, Honourable Minister of Petroleum Resources, Federal Republic of Nigeria, Ernest Nwapa, Executive Secretary, Nigerian Content Development & Monitoring Board (NCDMB), Hon. Seriake Dickson, Executive Governor, Bayelsa State, Uzoma Dozie, Executive Director, Corporate Banking And Lagos-West Businesses, Diamond Bank Plc, Austin Uzoka, Head of Nigerian Content Development, Shell Nigeria Exploration & Production Company and Wale Shonibare, Managing Director/CEO (Ag.), UBA Capital.
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Fundamentals of Upstream Oil and Gas Business Course
Register for the Institute of Drilling and Petroleum Engineering (DPE) course on the Fundamentals of Upstream Oil and Gas Business and stand the chance to participate in the International Petro Challenge Finals in London holding on the 25th to 27th of January. The Free Demo takes place on Friday 9th to Saturday 10th November from 9.30am to 5pm at 84 Ozumba Mbadiwe Avenue, Victoria Island, Lagos. For more information call Omobola or Daniel on 08164026494 or 08082100625 or 08155911934 or 08186730211.
Deregulation of the Downstream Sector and Development
The National Council on Finance and Economic Development (NACOFED) cordially invites the general public to a 2-day National Conference on the Deregulation of the Downstream Sector and Development which will take place at the Nicon Luxury Hotel, Abuja on 12th -13th of November 2012 starting at 9am prompt. The special guest of honour is Architect Namadi Sambo (GCON). RSVP Danlandi I. Kifasi
The Senate Committee on Environment and Ecology invites all stakeholders and the General Public to a one-day public hearing on a bill for an act to amend the National Oil Spill Detection and Response Agency (Establishment, Etc) Act 2006 and for other matters connected therewith, 2012. The hearing will take place on Tuesday 13 November 2012 at the Senate Conference Hall, Rm 231, 2nd Floor New Wing, National Assembly Complex, Three Arms Zone, Abuja at 12pm prompt. The hearing will be hosted by Senator A. B. Saraki and the special guest of honor is His Excellency, the President of the Senate, Senator David A.B. Mark (GCON) whilst the guests of honour are all the State Governors and Honourable Ministers.
For further details contact Mrs Vivien Njemanze, Clerk, Senate Committee on 08035889047, 08067762237, 08037866342.
Invitation to Appear Before the House Committee on Petroleum Resources (Downstream)
House Committee on Petroleum Resources (Downstream) regrets to announce the postponement of its earlier scheduled invitation to concerned organisations/companies over the bridging fund management under the subsidy regime. The meeting which was initially scheduled for Thursday 8th November 2012 will now hold on Wednesday 14th November 2012 at Committee Room 028, New Building, House of Representatives, National Assembly Complex, Three Arms Zone, Abuja. The change became necessary as a result of the participation of the House in the ongoing peoples' public forum on the constitutional amendment exercise across the country.
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