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=== Expansion of conventional production === | === Expansion of conventional production === | ||
| − | * 1952 : 1st Petrofina concession in Angola | + | * 1952: 1st Petrofina concession in Angola |
| − | * 1955 : 1st discovery in Angola (Benfica) and in Cameroon (Logbaba) | + | * 1955: 1st discovery in Angola (Benfica) and in Cameroon (Logbaba) |
* 1956: Discoveries of [[Hassi Messaoud Oil Field | Hassi Messaoud]], [[Hassi Rmel Gas Field | Hassi R’Mel]] and Edjeleh (Algeria) | * 1956: Discoveries of [[Hassi Messaoud Oil Field | Hassi Messaoud]], [[Hassi Rmel Gas Field | Hassi R’Mel]] and Edjeleh (Algeria) | ||
| − | * 1956 : 1st discovery in Gabon | + | * 1956: 1st discovery in Gabon |
* 1958-1961: Discoveries of Zarzaïtine and [[Gassi Touil Gas Field]] (Algeria) | * 1958-1961: Discoveries of Zarzaïtine and [[Gassi Touil Gas Field]] (Algeria) | ||
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* 1975: [[Al Jurf Oil Field]] discovery (Libya) | * 1975: [[Al Jurf Oil Field]] discovery (Libya) | ||
* 1982: [[ Block 3/05 Oil Fields | Pacassa]] discovery (Angola) | * 1982: [[ Block 3/05 Oil Fields | Pacassa]] discovery (Angola) | ||
| − | * 1985: Rabi Kounga | + | * 1985: [[Rabi Oil Field | Rabi Kounga]] discovery |
=== Deep and Ultra-deep offshore acceleration === | === Deep and Ultra-deep offshore acceleration === | ||
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* 2000: Akpo discovery (Nigeria) | * 2000: Akpo discovery (Nigeria) | ||
* 2001: Girassol start-up (Angola) | * 2001: Girassol start-up (Angola) | ||
| − | * 2003: Amenam (Nigeria), Jasmim (Angola) and Al-Jurf (Libya) start-ups | + | * 2003: [[Amenam-Kpono Oil Field | Amenam]] (Nigeria), Jasmim (Angola) and Al-Jurf (Libya) start-ups |
* 2003-2005 : 5 discoveries on Block 32 (Angola) | * 2003-2005 : 5 discoveries on Block 32 (Angola) | ||
* 2004-2005 : OPL 222 discoveries (Nigeria -Usan) | * 2004-2005 : OPL 222 discoveries (Nigeria -Usan) | ||
| − | * 2005 : Akpo and Moho Bilondo launched | + | * 2005: Akpo and Moho Bilondo launched |
* 2005-2006: start-up NLNG trains 4 & 5 | * 2005-2006: start-up NLNG trains 4 & 5 | ||
* 2006: 3rd discovery on MTPS (Congo) | * 2006: 3rd discovery on MTPS (Congo) | ||
Latest revision as of 17:38, 12 December 2023
Contents
The origins
- 1932: 1st exploration in Gabon
- 1946: 1st exploration in Cameroon
- 1950: Discoveries in Egypt
Expansion of conventional production
- 1952: 1st Petrofina concession in Angola
- 1955: 1st discovery in Angola (Benfica) and in Cameroon (Logbaba)
- 1956: Discoveries of Hassi Messaoud, Hassi R’Mel and Edjeleh (Algeria)
- 1956: 1st discovery in Gabon
- 1958-1961: Discoveries of Zarzaïtine and Gassi Touil Gas Field (Algeria)
Offshore expansion
- 1962: Discovery of Anguille Oil Field (Gabon), first drilling and Obagi discovery (Nigeria)
- 1968: Emeraude discovery (Congo)
- 1971: Discovery of Grondin (Gabon) and Ashtart Oil Field (Tunisia)
- 1975: Al Jurf Oil Field discovery (Libya)
- 1982: Pacassa discovery (Angola)
- 1985: Rabi Kounga discovery
Deep and Ultra-deep offshore acceleration
- 1995: Moho discovery (Congo) and Mabruk (Libya) start-up
- 1996-2002: 15 discoveries on Block 17 (Angola)
- 1996: El Sharara Oil Field start-up (Libya)
- 1999: TFT start-up (Algeria)
- 2000: Akpo discovery (Nigeria)
- 2001: Girassol start-up (Angola)
- 2003: Amenam (Nigeria), Jasmim (Angola) and Al-Jurf (Libya) start-ups
- 2003-2005 : 5 discoveries on Block 32 (Angola)
- 2004-2005 : OPL 222 discoveries (Nigeria -Usan)
- 2005: Akpo and Moho Bilondo launched
- 2005-2006: start-up NLNG trains 4 & 5
- 2006: 3rd discovery on MTPS (Congo)
- 2006: NC191/NC186 (Libya) first discoveries
- 2006: Entered into OML 112/117 and Brass LNG (Nigeria)
- 2006: Mobi M2 (Congo) discovery
- 2006: Dissoni discovery, Bomana and appraisals intake (Cameroon)
- 2006: Block 32 & 17 discoveries and appraisals
- 2006: BBLT and Dalia start-up (Angola)
- 2007: Rosa start-up (Angola)
