1 / 12

BLOCK PROSPECTIVITY PROJECT

BLOCK PROSPECTIVITY PROJECT

teresa
Download Presentation

BLOCK PROSPECTIVITY PROJECT

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. BLOCK PROSPECTIVITY PROJECT • Expressions of interest in exploration for hydrocarbons have been requested by the Government of Negeri Mimpi (GoNM). The attached information (map and borehole data) has been supplied by GoNM and was derived from previous exploration. GoNM is now interested in assisting a new round of exploration. • No seismic data are available but it is understood that some further information may be available on an informal basis from GoNM officials if specific questions arise in the preparation of submissions. Talks have also been held with GoNM staff and the writer may be able to add some information to the official GoNM data package. • Our company is interested in preparing an exploration program for submission to GoNM. Although our primary interest is the discovery of oil, we recognise that the longer term future of the Company may depend more heavily upon natural gas. You are requested to prepare a short appraisal of the following: • Source potential of the sequences found in each of the sedimentary basins in Negeri Mimpi. • A summary of the maturation levels and the implications of these levels for the generation of oil and gas. • An assessment of the thermal history of each basin together with an indication of how the inferred histories may have impacted on: • A. Charge risk ; • B. Types of hydrocarbons likely to be discovered; and • C. Loss or biodegradation of reservoired hydrocarbons at unconformities. • 4. Basin ranking on geochemical grounds. • 5. Suggestion of locations for the first five boreholes to be drilled with a short appraisal of the targets in terms of oil or gas and the horizons from which these are expected to have been generated. • Soekasenang • Chief Geologist

  2. SAYANG BASIN J ULI-1 MALAS-1 GORENG - 1 K KRIS SUB - BASIN VERDANT BASIN PE SCHISTS AND GNEISSES AYU-1 HILANG - 1 SUNGAI-1 JUNO SUB - BASIN COBA - 1 0.76 0.38 I x F 0.67 x H K K x K G J x EMAS SUB - BASIN 0.43 4.7 E SEKAP - 1 K SEDIH - 1 J x K A 2.3 CARBONIFEROUS x B x C 1.8 0.9 D 1.1 x GELIS - 1 PEDAS BASIN SENANG - 2 MASALAH SEA 50 KMS NO 1 A B

  3. Well data

  4. NO 1 Pedas Sub basin

  5. ridge

  6. Emas Sub basin

  7. Juno sub basin

  8. KRIS Sub basin

  9. KRIS Sub basin

  10. verdant sub basin

  11. Sayang sub basin

More Related