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Suriname – an emerging deepwater province
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Report summary
Suriname is one of the top exploration success stories of 2020. And drilling activity will only accelerate in late 2020 and 2021. But how would the development of the three deepwater finds look like? The Block 58 discoveries have advantaged economics compared to other pre-production deepwater assets. In this report, we have also analysed the relevance of the area to Apache's and Total's portfolio and the impact on government oil revenues.
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Executive Summary
- Recent exploration success will trigger more activity in 2021
- Block 58– a strategic project for Total and Apache
- Income from Block 58 will transform Suriname's finances
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Pre-production deepwater fields liquids NPV10 breakevens
- Kwaskwasi-1 and planned Keskesi East-1
- Cash flow Apache
- Cash flow Total
- Apache entitlement production
- Total entitlement production
- Government revenue from Block 58 complex
- Cash flow Staatsolie
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