RE: RNS11 Oct 2023 10:39
Pattison Woodside have dragged their heels and quite frankly need a kick up the back side.
Post by J C, [23/03/2023 12:09]
Timor-Leste petro chief surprises with joint-use pipeline plan for Sunrise
TIMOR-Leste is proposing the Timor Trough-crossing pipeline to send gas from the multi-Tcf, Woodside Energy Group-operated gas field Greater Sunrise to its own shores be opened up to transport other parties’ gas.
J C, [23/03/2023 12:09]
At yesterday's AOG conference Autoridade Nacional do Petróleo e Minerais chief Florentino Soares Ferreira floated "the possibility of opening up for this pipeline, tapping into other fields like Chuditch.. And if Eni discovers Block B, then we can always tap into Block B as well".
The nation is still also trying to entice E&P players to the offshore and onshore blocks it first offered at its 2019 licensing round. While the pandemic threw an entire toolbox worth of spanners into the mix, sources also confided to Energy News scepticism around fiscal conditions and the quality of the data room.
Italy's Eni, which holds the shut-in Kitan field, took Block B from the 2019 round. Earlier that same year it drilled an unsuccessful, dual-Jurrassic and Triassic target well.
J C, [23/03/2023 12:10]
Chuditch is operated by Sunda Gas, which estimates a 5 trillion cubic foot resource (2C) and has proposed a floating LNG development concept.
This is seemingly news to Woodside, whose spokesperson simply pointed Energy News to prior statements on plans, with no reference to infrastructure sharing, which could change the scope of any pipe.