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Oil production in Oman rises by 1.3 per cent
BYTIMES NEWS SERVICE +NewBase
Oil production grew a healthy 1.3 per cent by the end of May 2014 recording 142.1 million barrels
compared with 140.3 million barrels recorded during the same period in 2013. Daily average crude oil
production increased by the end of May 2014, recording 941,100 barrels per day compared with 929,000
barrels per day during the same period in 2013.
On the other hand, the average oil price per barrel registered a decline of 2.0 per cent from $107.56 per
barrel at the end of May 2013 to $105.46 per barrel during the same period in 2014.
A report on crude oil and gas production issued by the National Centre for Statistics and Information
(NCSI) attributed the increased oil production to the increase in crude oil produced; which registered 130
million barrels by the end of May 2014 when compared to the end of May 2013 figure of 126 million.
Meanwhile, condensate production declined to 12 million barrels when compared with the end of May 2013
figures representing a decline of 15.3 per cent.

The report also reveals a decline in the total volume of oil exports to major countries by 5.1 per cent
registering 120 million barrels by the end of May 2014 as compared to 126.6 million barrels during the
same period in 2013. China topped the list of the countries importing crude oil from Oman with 85.4 million
barrels representing an increase of 21.4 per cent as compared to 70.3 million barrels imported during the
same period in 2013.
In second place was Taiwan which imported 12.2 million barrels representing a decline of 23.6 per cent as
compared to 16 million barrels imported during the same period in 2013; followed by Japan which imported
8.2 million barrels representing a decline of 32.4 per cent as compared to 12.1 million barrels imported
during the same period in 2013.
Meanwhile, natural gas, taking into account imports and local production, declined by 6.2 per cent by the
end of May 2014 registering 14,845 million cubic metres when compared with 15,824 million cubic metres.
The fall is a result of the reduced production of non-associated gas by 7.5 per cent registering 12,012 million
cubic metres as compared to 12,979 million cubic metres registered during the same period in 2013.
Associated gas production also declined marginally by 0.4 per cent registering 2,833 million cubic metres
by the end of May 2014 as compared to 2,846 million cubic metres during the same period in 2013.
Omani Sohar Refinery To Restart Units After Maintenance
Oman Oil Refineries and Petroleum Industries Co (Orpic) has completed scheduled
maintenance at some refining units at Sohar refinery with a planned start-up this week, the
operator said.
The refinery has capacity
to process 116,000
barrels per day of Omani
crude. Orpic said last
month it planned
scheduled maintenance
at some refinery units
from June 25 for about a
month.
“Following the successful
completion of planned
maintenance works
within some of our
refinery units in Sohar, start-up of those units is expected to be initiated during the course of
15-16 July,” Orpic said in a post on its Facebook page.
“As is standard with refinery start-ups, the first week or so after initiation will focus on
balancing the complex process systems to normal operational levels. It is possible that flaring
levels will vary during this period.”
Oman pumps around 950,000 bpd of crude and aims to maintain this level for the next two to
three years.
The refinery has capacity to process 116,000 barrels
per day of Omani crude.

Egypt needs $120 billion inflow over next 4 years
Reuters
Western consultants helping Egypt compile an economic reform plan say it needs at least $60
billion of investment to reach average GDP growth of 5 percent by 2018 and the same amount
again to bolster its foreign reserves, senior officials said.
The Egyptian officials said the country would seek
dollar-denominated investments and loans from local
and foreign investors, foreign governments and
international lenders to fill the gap at a donor
conference slated for the end of the year in Egypt.
The International Monetary Fund is expected to attend
the conference and has discussed the possibility of
extending a loan to Egypt, one official said. “The
prescription which Lazard put forward is not very
different from the prescriptions of the IMF”, said another
official, which would suggest a deal could be reached
quickly.
The officials, who requested anonymity due to the confidential nature of the plan, spoke to Aswat
Masriya, a news website run by the Reuters Foundation which promotes independent journalism
in Egypt. Reuters reported last month that international investment bank Lazard and US
consultancy Strategy& were drawing up plans to reshape Egypt’s economy that could be used as
the basis for reopening talks on a loan agreement with the IMF.
Such a deal could help kindle confidence among foreign investors who have been unnerved by
three years of turmoil and a host of other problems including costly energy subsidies and a lack of
transparency in economic management.
The IMF was not available for comment. It has previously said it was open and eager to restart
loan negotiations which ousted Islamist President Mohamed Morsi, who was unwilling to impose
unpopular reforms, had failed to conclude.
Just a month into office, President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi’s government has enacted a series of
subsidy cuts and tax hikes resembling IMF-type austerity measures which the officials said were
part of the consultants’ plan. The IMF has discussed the loan with officials from the United Arab
Emirates, a top Egyptian businessman familiar with the situation said.
He said the UAE - the driving force behind the consulting project - had also sought advice on the
economic reform plan from former PIMCO chief executive officer Mohamed El-Erian, who have
made recent trips to both countries. El-Erian declined to comment.
Asked about Al-Erian, a source in the UAE familiar with the matter said: “He is one among many
experts and organizations who are advising on a number of ideas and best practices under
discussion.” Prior to the 2011 revolt that ousted former president Hosni Mubarak, direct
investment in Egypt came to $8 billion a year. In fiscal 2012-2013 the country drew in just $3
billion of foreign investment. Egypt’s GDP stood at $272 billion in 2013, according to the World
Bank.

OMV Petrom announces oil discovery in the Black Sea - Romania
Source: OMV Petrom + NewBase
• Marina 1 exploration well identified a new oil reservoir in Istria XVIII offshore Perimeter (shallow water)
• Production potential, according to the tests, is 1,500 - 2,000 boe/day
• Exploration drilling cost for Marina 1 amounted to approx. EUR 19 mn
OMV Petrom, the largest oil and gas producer in South-Eastern Europe, has announced the success of an
exploration well drilled in Istria XVIII offshore Perimeter (shallow water). The Marina 1 well encountered
a new oil reservoir on the continental shelf of the Black Sea.
'The Black Sea is an important area for
OMV Petrom, an area which continues
to have potential for new discoveries.
Currently, production from shallow
waters accounts for 18% of the
company’s hydrocarbons production in
Romania. We have over 40 years of
experience in exploration and
production in the shallow waters of the
Black Sea and we will continue to
invest in the development of the
offshore segment', says Gabriel
Selischi, member of the OMV Petrom
Executive Board, responsible for
Exploration and Production.
The exploration well Marina 1 was
drilled 60 km from shore, in Istria
XVIII Perimeter, to a depth of about 2,150 meters below the seabed. Water depth in the area is about 50
meters. First estimates from production tests show a potential production per well of 1,500 – 2,000 boe/day.
Cost of drilling the exploration well amounted to approx. EUR 19 mn. After the completion of tests, the
Marina 1 well will be plugged with cement and abandoned.
In the following months, OMV Petrom will evaluate the results of the Marina 1 well and assess its
commercial viability in order to develop and start production from the new reservoir. In order to exploit the
reservoir, it is necessary to develop required infrastructure, including drilling of the production wells.
Production from the Marina discovery – depending on the decision on its commercial viability – could start
over the next 3-4 years. Investments necessary for reservoir development are estimated to above EUR 100 mn.
OMV Petrom activities in the Romanian Black Sea
Exploration in the continental shelf of the Black Sea started in 1969. The first hydrocarbon discovery was
made in 1980 and the offshore production started in 1987. Currently, OMV Petrom is engaged both in
shallow water and in deep water activities, described below:
• Istria Perimeter – shallow water (100% OMV Petrom): exploration and production activities

o OMV Petrom is currently exploiting five reservoirs: Pescarus, Lebada East, Lebada West, Sinoe and
Delta. These have a total production of about 31,000 boe/day.
o Over the last 10 years, OMV Petrom has undertaken three 3D seismic acquisition campaigns in the
Istria field, ensuring complete coverage of the perimeter. Following these campaigns, in 2007, the
Delta reservoir was discovered, with production starting two years later.
• The Neptun Shallow Perimeter – shallow water (100% OMV Petrom): exploration operations
• The Neptun Deep Perimeter – deep water (50% OMV Petrom, 50% ExxonMobil): exploration operations
o Between December 2011and March 2012, ExxonMobil and OMV Petrom drilled the Domino-1 well,
the first deep water exploration well in Romania, which confirmed the existence of natural gas.
Domino-1 hit a total depth of more than 3,000 meters below sea level.
• Midia Deep Perimeter – deep water (42.5% OMV Petrom, 42.5% ExxonMobil, 15% GasPlus): exploration
operations

China studies floating LNG gas plants for South China Sea
Source: Reuters
Chinese energy giant CNOOC Group is studying the possibility of building a multi-billion-dollar floating
liquefied natural gas (FLNG) vessel, as-yet untried technology that would likely be used to produce gas
from the deep waters of the South China Sea. While the state-run company has made no public
announcement, a pre-feasibility study was well under way, CNOOC and other industry officials said.
CNOOC was already talking to global engineering firms about possible joint design of the vessel, two
industry officials added.
FLNG ships are ocean-based liquefaction plants that can be positioned above reserves to chill extracted gas
and load it into LNG tankers for delivery. That could make fields too remote or too small to develop using
undersea pipelines viable for production.
About 10 FLNG facilities are being planned globally with a handful under construction, among them the
biggest, Prelude, owned by Royal Dutch Shell and due to be producing from an offshore Australian field by
2017. Shell has shied away from offering estimates of Prelude's likely cost, but analysts say it could be more
than $12 billion.
While a Chinese FLNG plant might be some years away, industry officials said such vessels could become
an important component of Beijing's strategy in the South China Sea - including in disputed waters - as the
country looks to boost its offshore energy output.

CNPC reports oil and gas shows at well in disputed waters in South China Sea
Source: CNPC / NewBase
A Chinese oil rig has finished drilling near the disputed Paracel islands in the South China Sea after finding
signs of oil and gas, China National Petroleum Corp (CNPC) said on Wednesday. CNPC reports that the
petroleum drilling and exploration operation at the Zhongjiannan Project was smoothly completed on
schedule on July 15th with oil & gas shows
found. In accordance with the work
procedures of deep-sea petroleum
exploration and development, a
comprehensive assessment of hydrocarbon
horizons is to be implemented based on the
geological and analytical data collected
through the drilling and exploration
operation. Next phase arrangements are
subject to the aforesaid comprehensive
assessment.
Since 2004, China National Petroleum
Corporation (CNPC) has been conducting
geophysical prospecting activities mainly
for seismic data acquisition in this sea area
based on intensive and comprehensive
geological study. As a result, the
exploration targets were locked, and the
well locations were identified. In 2013, well
site survey was conducted. CNPC started
the drilling of two exploratory wells of Zhongjiannan Project on May 2nd this year, and finished the drilling
of No.1 exploratory well on May 27th. We started drilling No.2 well on May 28th, and the drilling of this
well completed today (July 15). The operation is undertaken by the drilling platform HYSY-
981 run by China Oilfield Services Limited ( COSL).

Indonisia: EMP kicks off commercial gas production at Kuat field
Press Release, EMP + NewBase
PT Energi Mega Persada Tbk. (EMP) reported that its 60.49% owned and operated
Malacca Strait PSC block, just started its first commercial gas volume of 8.5 million
cubic feet per day to the BOB PT Bumi Siak Pusako – PT Pertamina Hulu Energi (“BOB”).
The gas output is produced from the block’s Kuat gas field and is sold at $8.00/mmbtu with an escalation
term of 3% per annum from July 2014 to August 2020. BOB uses the gas output as fuel for its power
generator to lift oil.
In the first quarter of 2014, the Malacca Strait PSC produced around 3,288 barrels oil per day (based
on EMP’s 60.49% stake). Imam Agustino, EMP’s CEO, said: “The additional gas output is expected
to have positive impact on the Company’s financial results in the second half of 2014.”
EMP is an upstream oil and gas company, operating some 12 oil & gas assets in Indonesia and Mozambique
(Africa). In the first quarter 2014, the Company produced around 12,700 barrels oil per day and 231 million
cubic feet gas per day, equivalent to 51,290 boepd. EMP also operates proved and probable reserves of 21
million barrels oil and 1.1 trillion cubic feet gas as per 31 March 2014.

SBI Offshore wrapping up EPCC project in Malaysia
Press Release,
SBI Offshore Limited has announced today that it expects to complete a
major Engineering, Procurement, Construction and Commissioning (“EPCC”) project for
a Malaysian client worth approximately US$30 million on 23 July 2014 for final
delivery at the end of the month.
The SGX Catalist-listed O&M player
said that the EPCC project – involving
a Derrick Equipment Set secured in
2012 – marks a significant milestone in
its strategic shift towards becoming a
value-added Offshore and Marine
player focused on providing integrated
engineering solutions for drilling
equipment and services.
The Group has recognised US$28.8
million in revenue from the EPCC
project in the financial year ended 31
December 2013. Other than the balance
contracted revenue and any other
additional revenue claimable on this
project, the completion of this EPCC
project is not expected to have any other material impact on the Company’s financials for the financial year
ending 31 December 2014.
On the completion and delivery, Executive Chairman of SBI Offshore, Chan Lai Thong, said: “The
successful completion of the EPCC is a strong testament to our capabilities and track record even as we
embark on the twin engines of future growth - to pursue larger-scale offshore or land-based oil gas and
projects as well as to provide integrated solutions for drilling equipment and systems.”
In line with this strategy, it announced on 2 July 2014 that it would form a 70%-held joint venture with
U.S.-based Axon Energy Products Inc. – a global oilfield equipment manufacturing company – to market,
install, commission and provide after- sales services for oil and gas drilling equipment and systems in Asia.
Related: SBI Offshore, Axxon form JV
This joint venture, which will allow the Group to recognise top-line revenue as well as bottom-line profit,
marks a major shift from its legacy business of agency commission revenue. SBI Offshore said on 3 July
2014 that it would not proceed with its sales representative agreement with Norway’s Aker MH AS.
Chan said: “We have proven that we can deliver the sizeable projects from design to commissioning. We
will leverage on our track record and experience to pursue other value-added projects, with particular
emphasis on drilling solutions which we can offer via our joint venture with Axon.”

RWE: Leiv Eiriksson approved for Titan drilling
Press Release, + NewBase
RWE-DEA Norge AS has received consent to carry out exploration drilling of well 35/9-
X S Atlas in Titan production licence 420 in the North Sea using the Leiv Eiriksson
mobile drilling rig.
Water depth at the site is around 358 metres and it is around 81 kilometres south-west of Florø. Drilling is
planned to begin in mid-August 2014, with a duration of approximately 66 days, depending on whether a
discovery is made.
Leiv Eiriksson is a semi-submersible drilling rig of the SS Trosvik Bingo 9000 type. The rig is owned by
Ocean Rig and will be operated by Rig Management Norway. Leiv Eiriksson received the PSA’s
Acknowledgement of Compliance (AoC) in July 2008.

Total to conduct manned underwater operations on Martin Linge
Press Release,
Total E&P Norge AS has received consent to conduct manned underwater operations on
the Martin Linge Project.
The Martin Linge field is close to the boundary with the UK sector, around 42 kilometres west of Oseberg.
Water depth at the site is 100-120 metres.
Scheduled start-up is 10 August 2014.
The underwater operations will be carried out by diving support vessels DSV Seven Falcon and DSV Seven
Pelican.
The Seven Falcon is one of the most advanced diving vessels in the world featuring a 24-man twin bell
saturation diving system rated to 400m and a heave compensated 250t crane.
The vessel is 120m long and accommodates 120 persons.
The Seven Pelican is a diving vessel featuring an 18-man twin bell saturation diving system rated to 370m,
three chambers and two 16-man hyperbaric lifeboats. Port and starboard moonpools for diving operations
are provided.
The vessel is 94m long and accommodates 105 persons. It is fitted with one observation class ROV as
standard with the option for one workclass ROV.

US must decide on crude export ban: IEA chief
- Reuters
The United States must decide soon whether to overturn its nearly 40-year ban on oil exports or it risks
inhibiting output from the domestic drilling boom, the executive director of the International Energy
Agency said on Tuesday.
"Do you want to
be an energy
island that is
fenced in or do
you want to be a
huge (oil)
producer at the
same time as
being a huge consumer?" Maria van der Hoeven told
Reuters in a wide-ranging interview about energy policy.
"As far as I know, the United States was always in favour of an open market," said van der Hoeven, whose
29-member agency produces energy statistics and advises developed and emerging economies on energy
security issues.
Washington took a step toward opening up oil exports last month when the Commerce Department told two
Texas energy companies they could export a light crude called condensate if it has been minimally
processed. The IEA had anticipated the Commerce Department's move in a recent energy outlook report, as
a glut of the light crude oil has built up in the US Gulf due to the domestic energy boom.
Van der Hoeven, who is based in Paris, wrote in a 2013 Financial Times opinion piece that the US would
have to find export outlets to reach its full oil revolution potential. IEA oil market analyst Antoine Halff,
who was with van der Hoeven in Washington, said the Commerce Department's move confirmed her 2013
piece.
"What is happening is that condensate production is so high ... it's putting some pressure on the system to let
some liquids out," said Halff. Van der Hoeven said Asia and Latin America are so thirsty for condensates
for production of both petrochemical products and motor fuel that it could be 20 or 30 years before there is
too much in the global market.
US oil production could be hindered if Washington does not take more steps to reverse the decades-old ban,
she added. But it is not the IEA's role to dictate policy. "It's our work to raise issues. And ask questions and
also urge countries to think about these issues because they have to find an answer," she said. "What I do
think is important is we flag issues on energy security and (the U.S. crude ban) is one," she added.
Van der Hoeven praised an agreement last week between the US and China to cooperate on strategic
petroleum reserves, the first such effort between the world's top energy consumers. "Our statisticians were
quite excited about this arrangement because it could be a decisive step in the right direction," she said.
The IEA has been working with China and other non-IEA members like India and Brazil to improve
transparency on how much energy they are using and producing. "There is clearly an awareness in China
that providing data is something that not only the market at large needs, but that they stand to gain by being
more transparent," Halff said.

EIA projects modest needs for new electric generation capacity
Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration,
The Annual Energy Outlook 2014 (AEO2014) Reference case projects 351 gigawatts (GW) of new electric
generating additions between 2013 and 2040, in both the electric power sector and end-use sectors.
Projected future capacity additions are well below the average annual levels observed in recent history, and
natural gas is the primary fuel source of the projected added capacity. Near-term additions (through 2016)
average 16 GW per year, followed by additions of less than 9 GW per year through 2022, as the existing
generating fleet will be sufficient to meet expected demand growth in most regions. From 2025 to 2040,
annual additions increase to an average 14 GW per year, but remain below recent levels.
A boom in construction of new natural gas-fired plants began in 2000, largely driven by independent power
producers in response to deregulation in the electric power sector. U.S. electric generating capacity
additions averaged 35 GW annually from 2000 through 2005. Almost all of the capacity added during those
years was natural gas-fired and about two-thirds uses efficient combined-cycle technology. From 2006
through 2012, annual average capacity additions dropped to 19 GW, with 42% of the additions representing
renewable technologies and 45% representing natural gas-fired technologies. The renewable additions were
primarily wind plants built to take advantage of federal tax incentives and to help meet state renewable
portfolio standards. The high levels of recent capacity additions, combined with relatively low electricity
demand, have resulted in surplus capacity relative to required reserve margins for many regions of the
country.
In the AEO2014 Reference case, natural gas-fired plants account for 73% of capacity additions (255 GW)
from 2013 to 2040, compared with 24% for renewables, 3% for nuclear, and 1% for coal. Of the 83 GW of
renewable capacity additions, 39 GW are solar photovoltaic (PV) systems (60% of which are rooftop
installations) and 28 GW are wind (60% of which occur by 2015 to take advantage of production tax
credits), as federal tax incentives, state energy programs, and rising fossil fuel prices increase the
competitiveness of renewable electricity technologies. Nuclear additions total about 10 GW, including 6
GW of plants currently under construction and 4 GW projected after 2027. New coal plants total less than 3
GW, with more than 80% of that total currently under construction, as federal and state environmental
regulations and uncertainty about future limits on greenhouse gas emissions reduce the attractiveness of
coal-fired plants.

Different assumptions for economic growth rates, fuel resources, demand expectations, and tax policies can
have a considerable effect on projected capacity additions. Given the uncertainty surrounding these
conditions, the AEO2014 examines a variety of cases with different assumptions, including:
• The Low and High Economic Growth cases, which project total capacity additions from 2013 through 2040 of
263 GW and 482 GW, respectively
• The Low Oil and Gas Resource case, in which natural gas prices are higher than in the Reference case, and
new natural gas-fired capacity added from 2013 to 2040 totals 181 GW
• The High Oil and Gas Resource case, in which delivered natural gas prices are lower than in the Reference
case, resulting in 323 GW of new natural gas-fired capacity additions from 2013 to 2040
• The Low Electricity Demand Growth case, in which total electricity demand in 2040 is 17% below the
Reference case, and total electricity capacity additions are half (174 GW) that of the Reference case
• The No Sunset case, which assumes the extension of existing federal energy policies such as the production
and investment tax credits for certain renewable electricity generation technologies, and results in 265 GW
of new renewable capacity additions from 2013 to 2040
•

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