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Statoil announced its fifth discovery in Block 2 offshore Tanzania. miles) north of the Zafarani discovery, and at a water depth of 2,500 meters (8,202 feet). miles) north of the Zafarani discovery, and at a water depth of 2,500 meters (8,202 feet). 1 Tcf gas = 180 million barrels of oil equivalent.).
Statoil reports another high-impact gas discovery offshore Tanzania; the discovery in the Piri prospect is Statoil’s and co-venturer ExxonMobil’s sixth discovery and the fifth high-impact discovery in Block 2 offshore Tanzania. The well location is two kilometres southwest of the Lavani-1 well at 2,360-meter water depth.
Statoil’s Lavani-2 exploration and appraisal well has resulted in a new natural gas discovery offshore Tanzania. The Lavani-2 well was drilled to a total depth of 5,270 meters (17,290 ft) in water depths of 2,580 meters (8,465 ft). Statoil has been in Tanzania since 2007, when it was awarded the licence for Block 2.
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Statoil and partner ExxonMobil have made a large gas discovery offshore Tanzania. Statoil announced on 17 February that the partnership had encountered indications of natural gas in the Zafarani exploration well in the Block 2 licence offshore Tanzania. —Tim Dodson, executive vice president for Exploration in Statoil.
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Industry exploration activity has been moving north from Mozambique and Tanzania. The water depth is 723m. Click to enlarge. The corresponding net values are 9.2m for the oil zone and 28.3 m for the gas zone. The Sunbird Reef is an ancient Miocene pinnacle reef buried beneath approximately 900m of younger sediment.
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