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Abu Dhabi sets nuclear standard
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Abu Dhabi is building “gold-standard” safety procedures into its plan to develop four nuclear
reactors, a foreign adviser to the government said. This country could even teach the Japanese a
thing or two, experts say, after drawing lessons from Japan’s Fukushima nuclear disaster.
The UAE is investing in facilities for nuclear power, renewable energy and liquefied natural gas to
cut its reliance on oil and will be the first Arab state in the GCC region to have a nuclear plant
when the facility starts as scheduled in 2017.
Elsewhere in the Arabian Gulf, Iran generates atomic energy. “Safety culture has got to be first,
and here they are doing that,” says Barbara Judge, a member of an international
nuclear advisory council formed by the Abu Dhabi Government.
Tokyo Electric Power Company (Tepco), the Fukushima plant’s operator, “had
moved to an efficiency culture” focused on profit over safety, Ms Judge said,
speaking in Abu Dhabi last week on the third anniversary of the Japanese
nuclear accident.
The Fukushima Dai-Ichi nuclear plant leaked radioactive material after a tsunami
triggered by an earthquake struck the facility on March 11, 2011. Ms Judge, a former chairman of
the UK Atomic Energy Authority, is the vice chairman of a committee advising Tepco on the
decommissioning of the damaged Fukushima units.
She also serves on Abu Dhabi’s nuclear International Advisory Board, headed by Hans Blix, a
former UN chief weapons inspector. “We respond sincerely” to Ms Judge’s assessment and “will
steadily work to improve the safety culture in the company,” Mayumi Yoshida, a Tepco
spokeswoman, says.
Emirates Nuclear Energy, the government-owned company building the Abu Dhabi plants, will be
a benchmark for safety when the units are built, Ms Judge says. Officials seeking her views into
what went wrong at Fukushima have created strong regulatory oversight for the Abu Dhabi
project, something Japan lacked, she adds.
Authorities here are still working on a permanent plan for storing or disposing of nuclear waste,
and the Government did not brief advisory board members last week on any new developments,
Ms Judge says. The UAE plans to generate 25 per cent of its power from four nuclear plants by
2020, Suhail Mohammed Al Mazrouei, the energy minister, said in October.
The reactors will produce 5,400 megawatts when they are completed, Matar Hamed Al Neyadi, an
energy ministry undersecretary, said at the time.

Inauguration of $1.7bn Sohar-2, Barka-3 power plants next week
Oman Observerin Business
Al Batinah Power, owner of the Sohar 2 power plant, and Al Suwadi Power, owner of the Barka 3 power
plant, are celebrating the official opening and first successful year of their operations in Oman. The official
inaugurations of these large, state-of-the-art facilities have been proposed to be celebrated on March 24 and
26 at the respective plant locations.
The proposed inauguration ceremony at the Sohar 2 power plant will be graced by Mohammed bin Salim al
Tobi, Minister of Environment and Climate Affairs, and the inauguration ceremony at the Barka 3 power
plant by Ahmed bin Abdallah al Shuhi, Minister of Regional Municipalities and Water Resources.
They will be joined by Willem Van Twembeke, President and CEO of GDF SUEZ Energy International,
government officials from Oman, and senior management representatives of the anchor shareholders of both
the firms: GDF SUEZ of France; Suhail Bahwan Group and the Public Authority for Social Insurance
(PASI) of Oman, and Sojitz Corporation and Shikoku Electric Power Co, Inc of Japan. In a joint statement
revealing the plan for the inauguration ceremonies, Jurgen De Vyt, CEO of Al Batinah Power, and Przemek
Lupa, CEO of Al Suwadi Power, said: “This is an important milestone for both companies. It provides an
opportunity to celebrate our first year of successful operation and it signals the start of the committed
journey of our two organisations. As the largest power suppliers of Oman, our mission is to energize the
growth of this ambitious nation.”

“The IPO of both companies, slated to open in May 2014 subject to regulatory approvals, will provide the
citizens of Oman the opportunity to participate in this promising journey,” they added.
l Batinah Power (Sohar 2 power plant) and Al Suwadi Power (Barka 3 power plant) are together currently
Oman’s largest operating power companies in terms of installed electrical capacity. As of 2013, the 1488
MW installed capacity of these plants (Al Batinah Power — 744 MW & Al Suwadi Power — 744 MW),
represents approximately 27 per cent of Oman’s MIS total installed capacity of ca. 5589MW. The Sohar 2
and Barka 3 power plants were successfully completed and commenced full commercial operation on
schedule in April 2013.
Both plants have a similar configuration and employ Combined Cycle Gas Turbine (CCGT) technology,
which — for each plant — consists of two gas turbines, each combined with a heat recovery steam
generator (HRSG), and one steam turbine. Thanks to this state-of-the-art technology, Sohar 2 and Barka 3
are the most energy efficient large-scale power plants in Oman. The EPC contractors for both projects were
Siemens AG of Germany &GS Engineering and Construction Corporation of Korea.
About Oman Electricity
Oman's electricity sector relies heavily on the country's domestic natural gas resources. In
2013, natural gas accounted for more than 80% of the country's electricity generation.
Oman's electricity sector has two major networks, the Main Interconnected System (MIS) and the Salalah
system. The larger of the two, the MIS, covers most of the northern area of Oman. The Salalah portion of
Oman's grid covers areas in the south, while those areas outside of both networks get electricity from the
Rural Areas Electricity Company, primarily through the use of diesel generators. According to IHS Global
Insight, 97% of the country has access to electricity.
Oman's generating capacity more than doubled between 2000 and 2010, from 8.6 billion kilowatthours to
approximately 18.6 billion kilowatthours. Electricity consumption over the same period grew at a similar
rate, rising by roughly 8.6 billion kilowatthours. Oman produces
electricity primarily from natural gas, although there is some
diesel/distillate generation as well.
Oman is part of the Gulf Cooperation Council's grid
interconnection system, which allows for electricity transfers
between the six connected countries (Kuwait, Saudi Arabia,
Qatar, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates, and Oman). Oman
and the United Arab Emirates established their connection in
October 2011.
Oman has a nascent renewable energy sector, with several
projects making progress in 2013. In its 2012 Annual Report,
Oman's Rural Areas Electricity Company detailed five renewable
electricity projects, of which three are solar and two are wind.
The combined capacity of the five projects is over 6 megawatts,
but none of the proposed facilities are ready to begin operations. While Oman does not currently have a
nuclear energy program, the country joined the International Atomic Energy Agency in 2009. Currently,
there are no plans to construct any nuclear generating facilities.

Cosco Delivers Newbuild Pipelay Heavy Lift Barge to SapuraKencana
by Rigzone Staff
Cosco Corporation (Singapore) Limited reported Wednesday that Cosco (Nantong) Shipyard Co.,
Ltd , a unit of the firm's 51 percent owned Cosco Shipyard Group Co., Ltd, has delivered a pipelay
heavy lift vessel, "SapuraKencana 1200", to Malaysia's SapuraKencana Petroleum Berhad.
The delivery documents for the
pipelay heavy lift barge were signed
by and between Cosco Nantong and
the SapuraKencana recently. The
vessel, classed by ABS, is equipped
for multiple functions including oil
piping processing, laying, installation
and heavy lifting. SapuraKencana
1200 is capable of working in
shallow water of up to 656 feet (200
meters) with a 10-point mooring
system. The vessel also has a DP3
dynamic positioning system, which
enables it to carry out heavy-lifting installation of large-scale offshore structures such as platform
blocks, modules and jackets, as well as S-type pipe laying operations in water depths of up to
4,921 feet (1,500 meters). SapuraKencana 1200 is approximately 504 feet (153.6 meters) in
length, 115 feet (35 meters) in breadth, 55 feet (16.8 meters) in depth, with a design draft of 25
feet (7.5 meters) and a lifting capacity of 1,300 tons.
About : Malaysia's SapuraKencana Petroleum Berhad
is one of the world's largest integrated oil and gas services and solutions
provider. The Group's principal business include providing end-to-end
solutions and services to the upstream petroleum industry, and covers
activities such as installation of offshore pipelines and
structures, fabrication of offshore structures, accommodation and support
vessels, drilling vessels, hook-up and commissioning, topside
maintenance services, underwater services, offshore geotechnical and
geophysical
services, project
management, diving
services, offshore support
services, infrastructure and
specialised steel fabrication
works. With a workforce of
over 10,000 people, the
Group's global presence
can be seen in over 20
countries ranging from
Malaysia and China to
Australia, Middle East,
America, Brazil and
beyond.
L&T MFY to

deliver offshore oil platforms to Abu Dhabi
http://www.zawya.com
Delivering on the vision of diversifying the local economy, and bringing employment opportunities
and benefits to the citizens of the Sultanate, the Sohar-based L&T Modular Fabrication Yard (MFY)
has placed a keen focus on developing In-Country Value. The objective closely aligns to the national
goal of growing the local manufacturing sector as a cornerstone for future economic development,
while delivering growth prospects for the same within Oman's oil and gas sector.
The drive by L&T towards championing In-Country-Value is demonstrated by the forthcoming delivery of
five gigantic offshore oil platforms destined for the Umm Lulu and Nasr Oilfields in Abu Dhabi.
Scheduled to commence their journey early next week, the offshore platforms produced at L&T MFY in
Sohar provide a vivid illustration of how the high-tech fabrication of engineering projects and equipment in
Oman can significantly contribute to the local economy in a meaningful and sustained manner, and add to
the economic development goals of the Sultanate.
The five offshore oil platforms produced at the Yard each weigh over 3,000 Metric Tonnes and will begin
their journey next week from the water-front manufacturing complex, bound for the Umm Lulu & Nasr
fields of Abu Dhabi's ADMA OPCO.
Further highlighting the commitment to skills development in the community, L&T is one of the few
companies in the region to have set up a fully-fledged 'Training Centre' campus in Sohar. The Centre
provides an induction programme for Omani youth in batches of 40 individuals and conducts ongoing
technical training on specialised fabrication techniques, including the welding processes -- SAW, SMA and
FCA, thus equipping them with the skills and experience to work as qualified welders in the sector.
A significant proportion of the trainees gain full-time employment within the L&T operation, while the in-
house training programme allows for non-specialised individuals to enrol for technical training and emerge
with more employable skills.

Circle Oil: Mahdia drilling imminent (Tunisia)
http://www.offshoreenergytoday.com/circle-oil-mahdia-drilling-imminent-tunisia/
Circle Oil Plc, the international oil and gas exploration, development and production
company, has announced the operational update on Mahdia Block, offshore Tunisia.
Plans are well advanced for the drilling of the
Mahdia commitment well with long lead items
prepared for shipment, main and sub contractor
tenders issued with some awarded and others under
commercial evaluation or awaiting ETAP
approvals. Subject to final negotiation and Tunisian
authorities’ approvals the drilling unit has been
selected. A farm-out exercise is also underway with
a number of companies signed-up to attend the data
room this month with further promotion underway.
The licence is within the vicinity of many
producing fields, including the Tazerka, Birsa,
Oudna, and Halk El Menzel oil fields, and the
Maamoura gas field. The most recent discovery, the
Mahdia-2 well, located approximately 20
kilometres west of the Block, tested approximately
2,700 bopd from the Serdj carbonate reservoir. This is one of the several possible reservoir horizons proven
by producing plays in the region.
The Mahdia exploration well provisionally designated El Medouini-1 is planned to test the stacked play
potential of the El Mediouni prospect, including both the primary Birsa Sands target and the secondary
fractured carbonates of the Ketatna and Abiod formations as well as the deeper Serdj carbonates. The Birsa
Sands alone have an estimated pre-drill P50 case of 185 MMbbls STOOIP.(2) The El Mediouni-1 well will
be drilled to a depth of up to 2,300 metres, targeting the stacked primary and secondary reservoir horizons
between 1,000 metres and 2,100 metres in subsea depth. The recoverable prospective resources estimate for
the El Medouini prospect is 46 MMbbls (2) for the Birsa objective alone, substantially larger than the
recoverable commercial threshold for the area which sits at approximately 10 MMbo.
Prof. Chris Green, CEO, said:“Circle is now entering an exciting and busy operational period in all of its
geographies. Drilling operations offshore Tunisia and onshore Oman approach and we await the end of our
frustrating delays in Morocco and being able to start our multi-well drilling campaign.”

Tunisian Oil and Gas
Source: GlobalData
The Tunisian Republic is located in the northernmost part of Africa bordering the Mediterranean Sea between
Algeria and Libya. It is bordered by Algeria to the west and Libya to the southeast. The upstream oil industry in
Tunisia is still modest and upcoming as compared to its neighbouring countries.
Oil and Gas are the two major sources of energy requirements in the country accounting for 48.30% and 39%
respectively in 2008. The country produced about 81,000 barrels per day of crude oil in 2009. Crude oil
production has declined marginally in the past decade. However, domestic consumption has increased from
83,000 barrels per day in 1999 to about 107,600 barrels per day in 2009. The country no longer exports crude
oil as domestic consumption has risen considerably in recent years. The country’s low refining capacity has led
the country to import refined petroleum products to meet its demands.
Crude oil reserves in Tunisia increased from 300m barrels in 2000 to 388m barrels in 2008. El Borma, Ashtart
and Sidi el Kilani are Tunisia’s main oil producing fields. Tunisia had around 1.80 trillion cubic feet of proven
natural gas reserves in 2008, with about two-thirds located offshore. Natural Gas production in Tunisia has
increased from 81.70 bn cu ft in 2000 to 91.30 bn cu ft in 2009. Consumption, on the other hand, increased from
83 bn cu ft in 2000 to 112.60 bn cu ft in 2009. Tunisia does not export natural gas. Miskar and Franig are the
two major gas fields in the country.
Tunisian Governing Law
The Hydrocarbon Law of 1999 governs Tunisia exploration and production activities. Key elements of the law
include the establishment of a framework for production sharing contracts. The Minister in charge of
Hydrocarbons grants licences to the oil and gas companies. Two types of contracts are awarded in Tunisia;
Production Sharing Agreement (PSA) and Joint Venture. The exploration for hydrocarbons may be undertaken
by virtue of a prospecting authorisation, a prospecting permit and/or an exploration permit.
The National Oil Company
The L’Entreprise Tunisienne d’Activités Pétrolières (ETAP) is the state-owned industrial and commercial
company, created by the law (N°72-22) of 1972. ETAP is responsible for the management of oil and gas
exploration and production activities on behalf of the State. ETAP participates in exploitation concession at a
rate which it decides on its own, within the limits of the maximum rate agreed upon in the Special Convention.
The Tunisian Fiscal System
The total Government take in the Tunisia region is estimated to be around 75.95%. Revenues to the government
are primarily driven by Royalty, Profit Oil and Income Tax.
Tunisian pipelines
The total length of crude oil, petroleum and natural gas pipeline network in Tunisia in 2008 was 3,291.2 km.
Tunisia’s contribution to Middle East and Africa’s total pipeline length is 2.3%. Major pipelines in the country
include the Trans-mediterranean Pipeline, the Transmed Pipeline (Tunisia Section) and the Gabes-Tunis
Pipeline. These pipelines have lengths of 775.00km, 740.00km and 319.50km respectively. The top three
pipeline companies operating in Tunisia are ENI S.p.A., Sonatrach and Enterprise Tunisienne d’Activites
Petrolieres.

Oil and Gas Production
At the end of 2009, there were 20 oil and gas companies producing oil and gas in Tunisia. In total the country
produced 46.74 million BOE of equity-weighted crude oil and natural gas in the year to 31 December 2009. The
principal producing companies, by annual BOE, were:
Additional international companies producing in Tunisia in 2009 include: China National Petroleum Corporation,
Kuwait Foreign Petroleum Exploration Co, SOCO Ltd and Petrofac.
Hydrocarbons Exploration
Oil and gas exploration in Tunisia has been increasingly targeted by leading oil and gas companies in the global
search for increasing energy supplies. The number of blocks being explored has increased every year for the
last six years and has more than doubled in that period:
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
Blocks being explored
50 65 71 84 104 105
At the end of 2009, over 40 companies held an interest
in at least one exploration block in Tunisia. In addition to
Dominion Energy’s subsidiary FAPCO, leading oil and
gas companies exploring in the country include (with the
number of blocks being pursued at the end of 2009 in
brackets):
ETAP (18), Pioneer Natural Resources (6), PA
Resources (4), Storm Ventures International (5), Al
Thani Emirates Petroleum Corporation (2), Circle Oil Plc
(3), Rigo Oil Company Ltd (3), AuDAX Resources Ltd
(2), Cooper Energy Ltd (2), ENI S.p.A. (2), EXXOIL
Tunisia (2), Oil Search Ltd (2), Vietnam Oil and Gas
Corporation (1), Vietsovpetro (1), GB Petroleum Plc,
Petroceltic International Plc (1), Mediterranean Oil and
Gas Plc (1), Mitsubishi Corporation (1), Range
Petroleum Ltd (1), BG Group Plc (1) and Royal Dutch
Shell (1).
Tunisia ranks alongside Algeria and Libya in its level of
new exploration activity:

Azerbaijan: Shah Deniz awards further key Stage 2 contracts
Source: BP
The Shah Deniz and South Caucasus Pipeline consortia have announced that they are moving
forward at pace with the awards of key contracts for the development of the Shah Deniz Stage 2 and South
Caucasus Pipeline Expansion (SCPX) projects. The contracts, covering both project management services
and construction, follow the final investment decisions announced on 17 December 2013. The contract
awards underpin the schedule for project delivery and complement the progress being made across multiple
areas of this major development.
Since the beginning of 2014 a number of key Stage 2 contracts have been awarded following on from three
major contracts which were announced in December 2013:
• The $528 million contract for the construction and commissioning support of the SCPX project facilities in
Georgia has been awarded to the Bechtel Enka joint venture which is comprised of Bechtel International Inc.
and ENKA Insaat ve Sanayi A.S.. The scope of work under this contract includes construction of a 16km
access road, two 120 megawatt compressor stations and a pressure reduction and metering station.
Completion is expected in 2018.
• The contract for pipeline and facilities engineering and project management services for the SCPX project
has been awarded to Chicago Bridge & Iron UK Limited (CB&I). The value of this contract is $174 million and
completion expected in 2018.
• The contract for the initial phase of the subsea and pipeline engineering and project management services,
amounting to $57 million, has been awarded to Wood Group Kenny Limited (WGK).

• The contract for engineering, procurement and construction of the offshore platform living quarters has
been awarded to Apply Emtunga. The $32 million contract should be completed in 2017. Assembly and
commissioning of the living quarters will be carried out at the ATA fabrication yard in Bibi-Heybat near Baku
where topsides units of the platforms will be constructed using local resources.
• The $26 million contract for horizontal directional drilling and line pipe installation for five river crossings of
the SCPX project has been awarded to DrillTec GmbH. Completion is expected in 2016.
• The contract for shaft and tunnel construction and line pipe installation for the two river crossings of the
SCPX project (one in Azerbaijan and one in Georgia) has been awarded to CSM Bessac. This $24 million
contract is expected to complete in 2017.
'We are very pleased to announce these contracts', said Gordon Birrell, Regional President for Azerbaijan,
Georgia and Turkey of BP, the operator of the Shah Deniz project. 'They underpin the tremendous progress
that has been made since our final investment decision was taken in December. The timely award of the
contracts, and the quality of the companies that will be working with us on Shah Deniz and SCP, give us
confidence that these important projects can be delivered on time and on budget, allowing first gas in late
2018. Developments of this scale require close partnerships between multiple companies, and we look
forward to working closely with all these companies over the next few years.'
These contract awards complement progress across the Southern Corridor projects. Offshore, the Istiglal
drilling rig has completed drilling the latest well in the northern part of the field, meaning that five
production wells have now been drilled. An upgrade and recertification programme has been successfully
completed on the Heydar Aliyev rig, which has now returned to drilling activities in the western part of the
field. These two rigs will remain working on the Shah Deniz field to deliver all the wells required to ramp
production up to the planned plateau level of 16 billion cubic metres per year.
Additionally, the first consignments of steel
for fabrication of the platform jackets arrived
in Baku in December 2013, and on 22
February 2014 the first steel for fabrication of
the platform decks arrived at the ATA
fabrication yard in Bibi-Heybat near Baku.
The $974 million contract for fabrication, load
out and offshore hook-up and commissioning
of the topsides units of the two Stage 2
platforms is being undertaken by the AMEC-Tekfen-Azfen (ATA) consortium which is comprised of
AMEC MMC, Tekfen Insaat ve Tesisat A.S. and Azfen joint venture.

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