Subscribe to Your Industry News

Your News Headlines

Your Industry News
Your Communication News
Your Defence News
Your Metal News
Your Mining News
Your Nuclear News
Your Oil & Gas News
Your Petrochemical News
Your Project News
Your Renewable News
Your Ship Building News
Your Subsea News

Your Regional News

Africa
North America
South America
Asia
Europe
Middle East
Oceania




posted in:

  • Home>
  • Nigeria Oil News,
  • Production News,
  • Oil & Gas News,
  • >
  • Africa,
  • >
  • Afren plc announces exit 2011 Group Production ahead of year end guidance at circa 55,400 boepd.

Afren plc announces exit 2011 Group Production ahead of year end guidance at circa 55,400 boepd.

Wednesday, Jan 04, 2020

Afren announces that production at the Ebok field, located offshore south east Nigeria, has been increased to a stabilised rate of circa 40,000 bopd, following the commissioning and ramp up of all production wells associated with the initial phases of the Ebok development.  As a result of the ramp up in production at the Ebok field, aggregate net working interest production attributable to the Company has reached a rate of circa 55,400 boepd.  A production rate above the year-end target of 50,000 boepd has been sustained since 19 December 2020 from the Ebok, Okoro and Côte d’Ivoire operations.

In addition, gross production on the Ogini and Isoko fields has nearly doubled to circa 10,500 bopd from circa 6,000 bopd, following increased compressor uptime and the opening of an additional two strings, since First Hydrocarbon Nigeria and its partner Nigerian Petroleum Development Company (“NPDC”) completed the acquisition of OML 26 on 1 December 2020.

Source: Afren

To access over 2,500 of the latest oil projects from across the world visit Projects OGP for free trial today

Bookmark with:

posted in:

  • Home>
  • Nigeria Oil News,
  • Production News,
  • Oil & Gas News,
  • >
  • Africa,
  • >
  • Afren plc announces exit 2011 Group Production ahead of year end guidance at circa 55,400 boepd.

Other Production News

Advertisers