Nemba Oil And Gas Field

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Summary Information

  • Operator: Chevron
  • Country: Angola
  • Location: Block 0, Offshore
  • Production start: 1996
  • Partners:
  • Type: Oil & Gas
  • Estimated Reserves:
  • Production Volume:

Description

  • The Nemba field, located in Area B of Block 0 approximately 37 miles (62 kilometers) west of the Malongo Terminal, is being developed through two production platforms, South and North Nemba.
  • Both platforms include gas compression facilities for gas conservation and secondary recovery through rich gas injection.
  • The North Nemba drilling program includes 12 wells, nine oil/condensate production wells and three gas injection wells
  • Early oil was produced using the Jamestown FPSO, prior to installation of the permanent platforms

Contractors

  • FMC:
    • Early Production System (EPS), including subsea trees, wellhead adapter spool assemblies, system integration testing, installation assistance, service and maintenance
    • Design and supply of permanent spread mooring system for installation on an early production system
  • McDermott-ETPM: Pipeline installation
  • ETPM: North Nemba Installation

History

  • 1996 - Early oil production begins
  • 1998 - South Nemba comes on stream
  • 2001 - North Nemba comes on stream
  • 2010 - Alliance Engineering awarded South Nemba Auxiliary project

Geology

  • The trapping mechanism is a south-plunging anticlinal horst surrounded on all sides by faults that are sealed vertically by fine-grained upper Cretaceous rocks and laterally by Tertiary shale. Numerous small faults occur within the structure.
  • A gas cap (up to 1,100 ft thick in the northernpart of the reservoir) overlies a 480-ft-thick oil column.
  • The Pinda formation in the field consists of a sequence of interbedded carbonate and clastic rocks that is more than 3,500 ft thick in the discovery well

Links

  1. Nemba Field Development: A Phased Approach
  2. FMC, Nemba
  3. Serimax Pipeline References
  4. Chevron Group Produces New Angolan Oil Field
  5. Chevron, Partners Boost Angola Production As North Nemba Platform Produces
  6. Alliance Engineering awarded South Nemba Auxiliary project, offshore Angola

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