A Petroleira italiana ENI faz mais uma descoberta de petróleo offshore na Angola

Italian Oil Company ENI Makes Another Offshore Oil Discovery in Angola

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 10/12/2018 at 08:56

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The Italian Oil Company Eni Made A New Oil Discovery In The Afoxé Exploration Prospect, Located In Block 15/06, Off The Coast Of Angola. The Discovery Is Estimated To Contain Between 170 And 200 Million Barrels Of Light Oil

Eni Said On Monday That The Afoxé-1 NFW Well, Which Led To The Oil Discovery, Is Located In The Southeast Area Of Block 15/06, Approximately 120 Km From The Coast, 50 Km Southwest Of The Olombendo FPSO, And 20 Km West Of The Recent Kalimba-1 Discovery. The Well Was Drilled In 780 Meters Of Water Depth And Reached A Total Depth Of 1,723 Meters.

According To Eni, Afoxé-1 NFW Found That The Liquid Oil Is High Quality (37 ° API) Contained In Upper Miocene Sandstones With Excellent Petrophysical Properties.

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Italian Oil Company ENI Makes Another Offshore Oil Discovery in Angola

The Italian Oil Company Eni Made A New Oil Discovery In The Afoxé Exploration Prospect, Located In Block 15/06, Off The Coast Of Angola. The Discovery Is Estimated To Contain Between 170 And 200 Million Barrels Of Light Oil

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