2 Ebok field operations summary of current work Phase 1 well planning defined FPSO status - two main contenders have submitted bids. Currently under review Wellhead platform options have been identified MOPU/FSO development solution in progress - has potential to be a competitive solution with full field capabilities Drilling units short list compiled - seven rigs identified all fit for purpose - five immediately available - indicative day rate of circa US$100,000/day EHSS regulatory compliance process well underway 2 Ebok drilling operations 3 Ebok development Phase 1 Development criteria Water depth 140 ft Initial production early 2010 Minimum oil rate of 20,000 BOPD Minimum water rate of 20,000 BWPD Gas lift on initial completion Water injection on initial completion 3 Platforms and facilities 4 Ebok Phase 1 development - facilities FPSOs /MOPU Several proposals have been evaluated to date for FPSOs / MOPUs / FSOs MOPU and FSO appears to be the most appropriate Wellhead support structures Multiple wellhead platforms are available for modification and refurbishment Preliminary engineering is continuing on a possible wellhead support structure in association with a FPSO and a freestanding conductor supported structure if the MOPU is used 4 Platforms and facilities 5 FPSOs summary of general specifications Vessel 1 Vessel 2 Cargo Storage Volume BBLS 625,000 510,000 Processing Capacity Max. Liquid Rate BPD 121,000 25,000 Max. Oil Rate BOPD 57,000 20,000 Max.Water Rate BWPD 100,000 12,500 Max. Gas Rate MMCF/D 20 10 Gas Compression MMCF/D 20 7 Pressure psig 2,475 1,800 Water Injection BWIPD 70,000 15,000 Pressure psig 4,170 2,500 5 Platforms and facilities 6 New wellhead platform? 6 Platforms and facilities 7 Refurbished wellhead platform clear advantages 7 Cost efficiencies Speed Higher specification than a new-build Fit for purpose Platforms and facilities 8 Advantages of a MOPU vs FPSO Flexible drilling schedule Does not require a lift barge Immediate access to produced fluid from wellhead Savings on well support structure Savings on flowlines Easier & more cost effective to expand for a full field development 8 Platforms and facilities 9 Ebok field development - MOPU / FSO option 9 Platforms and facilities 10 Ebok field development. MOPU - FSO option 10 Platforms and facilities Key features of MOPU for Ebok 11 Ebok field development - MOPU / FSO option Storage capacity 1,300,000 bbl Spread Moored DPR approved Fiscal metering unit Helideck Tank heating (if required) Accommodation 32 persons Delivery time 8 months 11 Platforms and facilities 12 Ebok field development - MOPU / FSO option Wellhead Support Structure. Eliminates the need for a WHP 12 Platforms and facilities 13 Ebok field development - MOPU / FSO option Wellhead Support Structure 13 Platforms and facilities 14 Ebok field development - MOPU / FSO option Wellhead Support Structure WSS 14 Platforms and facilities 15 Gas solution Low GOR oil: D1 70scf/stb D2 315scf/stb Requirements for gas Gas lift gas for all producing wells - estimated per well requirement 3mmscfg/d Fuel gas requirement for FPSO power generation Ebok-4 has been T&Ad with a mud-line suspension - will be used to re-inject any surplus gas to comply with Government regulations. At this point in time it is considered unlikely that there will be any spare gas for re-injection 15 Platforms and facilities
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