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As a staple of everyday life, energy and utility bills are something we are all too familiar with. However, have you ever stopped to think about the ins and outs of how this energy is supplied to your home, to power your hot shower, or cook your Friday night dinner? Even the screen on which you are reading this, uses energy and utilities in many different forms. As such, the production of energy is really what makes the world go round, and permeates into not only our homes, but all aspects of our lives. Hence why industries surrounding energy and utilities are deserving of a publication due to the integrity of their use in the everyday world.
In this issue, we are particularly looking at regions like South Africa, Abu Dhabi, Dubai and many more successful locations. A common aim of all these businesses, however, is to develop the industry to become more sustainable. This is vital if we are to create a safer environment for future generations. Consequently, this is a key challenge that many energy companies are combatting, in a way that uses natural resources responsibly whilst still promoting growth.
Another key objective is to provide help to the local communities in which many of these companies operate. This is really nice to see, as it suggests a symbiotic relationship between the different companies and the people, adding some heart-warming stories to the wider narratives of success.
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Shell Nigeria
Shell is present in more than 70 countries worldwide using leading technology and its innovative approach to develop a more sustainable energy future. For Shell, its primary mission is to meet the energy needs of society in a manner that prioritizes the economic, social and environmental impact of energy generation, now and for the future. One of the key focuses for its developments over the last 50 years has been in Nigeria, where Shell has been at the forefront of the country’s oil and gas development. With almost 90% of Nigeria’s export income, and 75% of the country’s overall government revenue coming from the oil and gas sector, Nigeria, with the help of Shell, is primed to deliver significant energy for the country for many years to come.
Shell has been in operation in Nigeria for more than 50 years with its first developments beginning in 1937. Over the years, Shell has been vital in delivering pioneering onshore, shallow and deep-water oil exploration and production projects. These projects are delivered by one of the four subsidiary companies as part of Shell Companies in Nigeria which collectively contribute majorly to the economy thanks to the energy they produce and the revenue this generates for the country. Aside from the development of energy, these companies are also vital in supporting the supply chains, local content and social investment of the country’s energy industry.
The largest Shell company in Nigeria is Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited (SPDC), a joint venture between Shell and the government-owned Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC). As part of the SPDC JV, NNPC holds a 55% share, with SPDC holding 30%. The remaining shares are owned by Total E&P Nigeria (10%) and ENI-owned Agip Oil Company Limited (5%). SPDC was responsible for producing the country’s first commercial oil exports in 1958. Today, the joint
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venture is focused on onshore and shallow water developments to produce oil and gas in the Niger Delta, with assets spanning 50 oil-producing fields. Across these assets, SPDC JV has a network of 5,000km of oil and gas pipelines and flowlines, 5 gas plants and two major oil export terminals. For deepwater oil development, Shell holds 100% interest in Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production Company (SNEPCo) which has focused its development primarily on the Bonga Field. Across the Bonga field, Shell is responsible for the production of more than 200,000 barrels of oil per day (bpd) and 10 million standard cubic feet of gas per day (mmscf/d). As the first deepwater development for Nigeria’s oil and gas sector, Shell has played a key role in pioneering this industry for the country, which in 2005 saw Shell increase the country’s offshore capacity in Bonga. Today, almost a third of Nigeria’s deep-water production comes from the Bonga and Erha oil fields, reaching depths of more than 1,000 metres.
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In 2014, SNEPCo continued its expansion of the country’s deepwater developments with the establishment of additional deepwater developments in Bonga North West. These offshore deepwater projects have been vital to the social and economic development of Nigeria, with the developments delivering much-needed employment, training and business opportunities for local people. In fact, the Bonga Field developments have helped establish the first generation of Nigeria’s oil and gas engineers with experience in deep water development.
For gas development, Shell Nigeria Gas (SNG) is the only international oil and gas company established as a gas distributor to industry customers across Nigeria. SNG, incorporated in 1998, has spent more than 25 years focused on the downstream distribution of gas to industries across Nigeria. The company provides manufacturing and industrial customers with access to a clean, reliable and lowcost alternative to liquid fuel. To achieve this, SNG operates a growing world-class gas transmission and distribution network spanning 138km of the country. In recent years, SNG has been focused on a growth phase, and so in recent years has expanded its gas distribution capacity by over 150%. Its network is now able to distribute over 150 mmscf/d of dry
processed gas to more than 300 industrial customers nationwide, with more than 100 industrial customers already connected to its gas grids.
To help support SNG’s networks, the company has built strong relationships with virtual pipeline operators, which are focused on developing compressed natural gas and miniLNG grids across the country. By working closely with these operations, SNG can continue to deliver vital energy infrastructure to meet the needs of the country, and in turn bring more social investments into the local communication through its value chains, revenues and employment opportunities. For this reason, SNG has established itself with a firm identity as a safe and credible gas distributor.
The final company operating under Shell Companies in Nigeria is Nigeria LNG Limited (NLNG). The company is a joint venture with Shell holding 25.6% share, and NNPC, Total E&P Nigeria and ENI holding 49%, 15% and 10.4% respectively. The focus of its operations centres around the NLNG Plant on Bonny Island, where the facility has 5 processing
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units with a total processing capacity of 22 million tonnes a year of LNG. In addition to this, the facility can produce up to 5 million tonnes of natural gas liquid (liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) and condensate). The facility is responsible for powering more than 200,000 homes and businesses on Bonny Islands, through a rural electrification scheme, Today, NLNG accounts for approximately 7% of the world’s total LNG supply, highlighting the valuable role Nigeria and Shell play in delivering this vital energy to market for a more sustainable future.
In recent months Shell completed the sale of SPDC to a consortium called Renaissance for $1.3 billion. The divestment of SPDC is set on helping Shell simplify its presence in Nigeria, through its exiting from the onshore oil production in the Niger Delta. Instead, its focus for the future would remain on investing and developing Nigeria’s deepwater and integrated gas positions. Renaissance,
renaming SPDC to Renaissance Africa Energy Company (RAEC), will therefore take over Shell’s previous 30% stake in the joint venture, leaving the company now owned by Renaissance, NNPC, Total E&P Nigeria, and Agip Energy.
Across Shell’s operations in Nigeria, there is a keen focus on making the most of the country’s oil and gas reserves to serve the people and economy of Nigeria. With every aspect of the oil and gas development sector focused on delivering vital resources, Shell continues to invest in people and businesses across Nigeria delivering a better future for the country both now and in the future. With the announcement of the divestment of SPDC to Renaissance, we look forward to seeing how Shell will continue to expand its deepwater and integrated gas positions across Nigeria to deliver vital resources for the future of energy development.
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ExxonMobil Nigeria
Nigeria is one of the largest oil and gas producers in Africa. Consequently, many global energy players have vital operations throughout the country aimed at bringing these essential resources to market. For ExxonMobil, its operations in Nigeria focus on exploring and producing crude oil and natural gas, while manufacturing petroleum products to support the country’s energy sector. Given Nigeria’s reputation for substantial energy production, it is unsurprising that the oil and gas sector contributes significantly to the country’s economic growth. Through a variety of affiliate companies, ExxonMobil has long played a crucial role in Nigeria’s energy sector, delivering energy resources to meet global energy demands in the most responsible manner possible.
Across Nigeria, ExxonMobil is heavily focused on the upstream aspects of oil and gas production, with its primary focus covering the exploration and production of crude oil and natural gas. Across these operations, the company then covers the transportation and sale of crude oil, natural gas and petroleum products. For this reason, ExxonMobil is a vital manufacturer and marketer of such commodities across Nigeria and the global market. In Nigeria specifically, ExxonMobil has 5 upstream affiliate companies which cover 5 deepwater blocks. These include Esso Exploration and Production Nigeria Limited, Esso Exploration and Production (Offshore East) Limited, Esso Exploration and Production Nigeria (Deepwater West) Limited, Esso Exploration and Production Nigeria (Upstream) Limited and Esso Exploration and Production Nigeria (Deepwater Ventures) Limited. Across these 5 companies, ExxonMobil spans some of the most vital offshore fields surrounding Nigeria to deliver vital oil and gas products to market.
One of the most notable fields for ExxonMobil and Nigeria’s energy development is the Erha Field
located off the Nigerian coastline, roughly 85 nautical miles from the Port of Lagos. Within this field, Esso Exploration and Production Nigeria Limited (Esso E&P Nigeria) operate the Erha development inclusive of the Erha terminal. The terminal consists of a spread-moored floating production and offloading (FPSO) unit, which can store 2.2 million barrels of crude oil. The development of the terminal began over 10 years ago in 2003, with production starting in the first quarter of 2006. The terminal remains a key focus for Esso E&P Nigeria today and is now one of the largest FPSO platforms in the world. Today, the Erha Terminal can store 2.2 million barrels of oil (MMbbl), with a capacity to handle 210,000 barrels per day (b/d). In addition to this, the terminal has a capacity of 340 thousand cubic feet per day (Mcf/d) of gas for reinjection, with a 150,000 barrels per day capacity for water reinjection.
Across Erha there are three subsea centres, these are named Erha DCE, DCW and DCN. Both DCE and DCW have a total of 24 wells, of which 15 are producers, whilst 4 are water injection and the remaining 5 are gas injection. DCN has 8 wells, half
are used for production and the other half are used for water injection. The development is operated by Esso E&P Nigeria, which holds a 56.25% participating interest in the OML 133 production-sharing contract area where the terminal is located. The remaining 43.7% is owned by Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production Company (Shell Nigeria E&P Co.).
A field that is currently undergoing vital development is the Usan Field located in the OML Block 138. The field, which is operated by
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TotalEnergies Exploration & Production Nigeria (Total E&P Nigeria), is held jointly between Total E&P Nigeria (20%), Chevron Petroleum Nigeria (30%), Esso Exploration and Production Nigeria (Offshore East) (30%) and China National Offshore Oil (20%). Oil was first discovered in the region in 2002 and was approved for further development in 2008. Just 4 years later, the Usan field began production in 2012, and now the project spans 34 subsea production and injection wells, which are supported by 8 subsea manifolds.
Aside from ExxonMobil’s focus on delivering vital energy resources in Nigeria, the company remains committed to achieving its operations in a sustainable way. ExxonMobil is committed to improving the quality of life and so continues to invest in solutions and initiatives that will support tomorrow whilst delivering the vital energy resources for today. ‘Protect Tomorrow’ is the guiding principle
behind ExxonMobil’s sustainability approach, and it is with this in mind that the company is aiming to pursue $30 billion in lower-emission investment between 2025 and 2030. This is a mission that the company is already largely on track with, as it is actively focusing its business plans on reducing its overall emissions.
For ExxonMobil, achieving a more sustainable future is only possible through the implementation of technology and policies which are targeted to help the company achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. With this focus, the company strives for environmental excellence in every aspect of its operations. Beyond its sustainability measures within the company, ExxonMobil is also focused on working with local economies, communities and its workforce to deliver a culture and community that is respected, supported and safe surrounding its operations.
Whilst ExxonMobil’s operation in Nigeria remains vast, there is a key central focus to deliver the vital infrastructure, investment and development to help the country’s energy sector thrive. With vital operations spanning some of the most lucrative deposits along the West African coastline,
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ExxonMobil Nigeria is set on delivering vital economic growth to the region supported by its dynamic and reliable energy delivery operations. As the company moves towards the future, it continues to balance the need for energy resources with a focus on reducing emissions on a global scale. Therefore, through vital energy delivery operations, it is set to continue to enhance the country’s energy development and help deliver these resources to key markets across the world.
On a mission to deliver engineering operations to build a more sustainable future, Saipem is a leader in the design, construction and operation of a range of complex infrastructures and plant facilities for the energy sector. Saipem is passionate about overcoming engineering challenges to deliver essential solutions that help move its customers’ operations, and the world to a more sustainable future. Therefore, across its operations, technical innovation remains at the forefront, and it is through this that the company can deliver the most efficient and sustainable engineering solutions possible.
Saipem has been in operation since 1957 when the company delivered its first offshore platform as an independent company in Scarabeo. From this very first platform, Saipem exemplified its expertise in construction and engineering, and it is with this foundation that the company continues to develop today. Over the last 65 years, Saipem has only continued to build its portfolio of engineering and construction projects and now has played a vital role in many projects across the globe. Today, Saipem is a global leader in engineering with operations with its business broken down into 6 central business lines. These business lines include drilling, asset-based services, energy carriers, offshore wind, suitable infrastructure, robotics and industrialised solutions. Throughout its portfolio, Saipem works across every stage of project development, taking these operations from process and structural engineering, all the way to procurement and construction. Then, once constructed, Saipem offers maintenance, modification, and daily operations services which help to keep its customers’ projects running smoothly. Beyond the construction and delivery of such projects, Saipem also provides decommissioning services across plants and
platforms when they are no longer in use. By staying so close to every project, Saipem can ensure that it is delivering the maximum economic return of offshore field development whilst maintaining high levels of safety, reliability and performance.
Saipem employs over 30,000 employees spanning more than 50 countries of operation. Across the world, the company’s operations are often split into various region and country-wide divisions, for example in Singapore where Saipem’s operations are run by Saipem Singapore Pte Ltd. Saipem has been operating in Singapore since 1988 providing the company’s essential engineering services across the country and the surrounding region. Here, the company offer a vast array of services and solutions that help its customers in Southeast Asia design, procure, engineer and construct their energy projects.
Projects in Singapore include the expansion of the Singapore LNG (liquified natural gas) Terminal, which spans 40 hectares on the southernmost tip of Jurong Island. The terminal is vital to Singapore’s energy security and has been operating since
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Across Saipem’s operations in Singapore, there is a real focus on enhancing the region’s energy sector through its vital engineering services. From its role in the expansion of Singapore LNG to working across the Peninsular Gas Utilisation pipeline development, the company continues to invest in Singapore’s energy sector, whilst expanding its portfolio in delivering innovative, sustainable and reliable energy infrastructures across the globe. With the company’s global portfolio only continuing to grow, we look forward to seeing how Saipem will continue to expand its role across Singapore’s energy sector to help deliver vital energy resources across the country now and for many years to come.
in signing further contracts for the continued expansion of the SLNG Terminal. Saipem’s work on the fourth phase of the project expansion included engineering, procurement and construction
Another key energy development serving Singapore today is the Peninsula Gas Utilisation (PGU), which is located offshore the west coast of the Malaysia Peninsular but serves end users in both Malaysia and Singapore. The pipeline project has undergone many development stages, with Saipem appointed the main contractor in 1991 for Phase III of the development. Phase III was completed by Saipem in 1998, and saw the pipeline extended northwards along Malaysia’s west coast from Meru, Klang to Arau, Perlis. The entire pipeline spans 184km and is focused on delivering natural gas from offshore platforms to customers in Malaysia and Singapore. One of the major feats of the development was the use of PASSO Welding, which is an innovative system that utilises the automatic welding of pipes. Saipem’s role as the main contract for the third phase of the development highlights
in Nigeria. The unit was designed by Saipem and fabricated in the Singapore region, focusing its design on delivering a unit that can produce 210,000 barrels per day (bpd) of oil and 540,000 million standard cubic feet per day (mmscfd) of gas, whilst also delivering significant water and gas reinjection capacities. In addition to its production, it aims to store 2,200,000 barrels of oil. The design and construction of the FPSO included 18 modules that would come together to deliver a topside weight of 31,000 tons. Saipem will continue to oversee the management of the project until the offshore commissioning phase. With Saipem being awarded such a vital contract to help support the delivery
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BP is a leading integrated energy company providing accessible, costeffective and diversified energy solutions across the world. Over the years, BP has expanded its offering from oil to gas, and now into onshore deepwater, and towards the development of new and renewable energy offerings that will help move the world towards a lower carbon energy future. This full range of energy offerings is evident across the Indonesian division of the company, BP Indonesia, where it has been operating for more than 55 years. Across Indonesia, BP is working to expand gas developments across the Ubadari gas field and deliver vital energy resources for the people of Indonesia.
In Indonesia, BP is present across almost every aspect of the gas development pipeline, with operations spanning from mainstream, upstream, downstream, integrated services, trading and even petrochemical sectors. For this reason, BP is one of the largest investors in the country and has delivered vital employment opportunities for local people to work across its various projects spanning Indonesia’s energy sector. However, one of the primary developments for BP in Indonesia is the exploration and production of the Tangguh LNG plant. The plant spans 6 gas fields across the Wiriagar, Berau, and Muturi production sharing contracts in Bintuni Bay in Papua Barat. In this region, the first gas reserves were discovered in the mid-1990s by Atlantic Richfield Co. (ARCO), but today are 100% wholly operated by BP Berau Ltd., BP’s Indonesia subsidiary.
Tangguh LNG operates 3 three liquified natural gas (LNG) trains, which at full capacity can deliver 11.4 million tonnes (Mtpa) of gas per year. In addition to this, the site will have an offshore injection platform, an offshore CO2, and an onshore CO2 removal, processing and compression system.
Since the project began in 2009, Tangguh LNG has delivered more than 1400 LNG cargoes to customers across both Indonesia and Asia. The operations run by BP Berau Ltd work alongside other wholly owned subsidiary companies by BP, including BP Muturi Holdings B.V., BP Wiriagar Ltd., and Wiriagar Overseas Ltd, which gives BP an overarching 40.22% consolidated interest in Tangguh LNG.
However, in recent years, a new development of the BP Tangguh UCC project has been explored, hoping to unlock around 3 trillion cubic feet of additional gas resources for Indonesia. The project developed by BP features Indonesia’s first at-scale enhanced gas recovery through carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) system. The project is vital as it is located across the Ubadari gas field, which is a rich source of gas development for Indonesia, and so the implementation of an enhanced CCU system will expand Indonesia’s existing energy infrastructure and deliver greater energy potential for the country.
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The project is expected to begin in 2028 and will be the first CCUS project to be developed at scale in Indonesia. Plus, the project will have the potential for sequestering around 15 million tonnes of CO2 from Tangguh’s emissions in its final phase. One of the major benefits of the project is that it has also been designated a national strategic project by the Government of Indonesia and represents the continued development of Tangguh for Indonesia’s energy sector. Plus, with the addition of a third LNG train, which began operating in 2023, the plant’s total liquefaction capacity now reaches 11.4 million tonnes per year.
BP announced in November 2024 that the final investment decision (FID) had been reached on the $7 billion Tangguh Ubadari, CCUS, Compression project (CCU) to help Indonesia expand its gas resources and help meet the growing energy demands across Asia. As such a large investment into Indonesia’s energy sector, BP are spearheading the country’s investment in strengthening the country’s energy resources and helping to move towards more renewable energy options across the region.
Murray Auchincloss, CEO of BP, outlined in the press release announcing the FID that “The project not only unlocks a fantastic gas resource, it also represents an Indonesia first through the use of CCUS to maximise gas recovery. BP has operated in Indonesia for more than fifty-five years, and the strength of our relationships enables us to bring deep technical experience in helping to deliver this innovative development.” Auchincloss’ comments highlight the valuable role the project will play in bringing greater energy development for Indonesia and support the country’s continued energy development and diversification.
With the project location in such a strategic place within Indonesia, it is primed to access high-value markets within Indonesia and in the wider region. Therefore, by facilitating the delivery of low-emission energy development, Indonesia is the leading facilitator of such energy demand across the region. Plus, with 99% of the Tangguh LNG project workforce being Indonesians, and 70% of
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these directly from the Papua province, the project directly benefits the local community not just with energy resources but with vital employment opportunities. The goal of the project is to achieve an 85% Papuan workforce by 2029, which highlights the project and BP’s commitment to continually investing in the region’s people to deliver vital social and economic development.
Across Indonesia, BP plays a crucial role in helping develop the country’s energy infrastructure whilst delivering vital employment opportunities.
The Tangguh LNG project looks set to deliver vital LNG development for the region, which can then be delivered across local markets to enhance Indonesia’s role as a crucial low-emission energyproducing country. With all operations supported by BP’s expertise across the global energy sector, it is no surprise that the project looks set to be a vital development across the Ubadar Gas Field, tapping into such a vital resource to meet energy demands and welcome future investments into Indonesia’s energy sector.
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TotalEnergies Suriname
Founded on a commitment to delivering energy more sustainably, TotalEnergies is a globally integrated energy company where the planet and its people are at the heart of every strategy, project, and operation it conducts. The company has a long history across the globe and is now present in more than 120 countries worldwide. Across its international network, TotalEnergies works to make energy delivery more reliable, affordable, and sustainable. However, its current offshore exploration and development projects in Suriname mark a vital step in TotalEnergies’ leading energy operations within South America, where the company already has multiple developments, including developments in the neighbouring countries of Brazil and French Guiana.
TotalEnergies has been present in Suriname for around 5 years, with 5 significant discoveries in the Block 58 offshore area. Block 58 is part of a partnership with APA Corporation, with both companies owning a 50% interest in the development. In 2023, TotalEnergies announced a significant oil project in Block 58, as well as a development study. The area includes the Sapakara South and Krabdagu oil fields, which have a confirmed combined estimated recoverable resource of close to 750 million barrels for the 2 fields. The GranMorgu oil project will be developed in Block 58 offshore Suriname and will deliver new wells at depths of between 100 and 100 metres across the Block. Oil will be produced through this system of subsea wells, which will ultimately be connected to an FPSO (Floating Production Storage and Offloading Unit) also located off the Suriname Coast. Once completed, the project is expected to have an oil production capacity of 200,000 barrels of oil per day (b/d) and contribute significantly to the development of oil across Suriname. Thus, for TotalEnergies, the project will mark a significant milestone for the company’s development of oil and gas resources in Suriname.
In October 2024, TotalEnergies and Saatsolie Maatschappij Suriname N.V. (Staatsolie) met in Paramaribo to announce the Final Investment Decision (FID) for the GranMorgu development located within Block 58. The announcement outlined how the GranMorgu project will develop the Sapakara and Krabdagu oil discoveries to build upon its successful exploration and appraisal period in 2023. The GranMorgu project, with a total investment of $10.5 billion, will be a key driver for investment on a local scale, contributing to local employment and the continued economic development of Suriname. For this reason, Paramaribo, the country’s capital, will be the centre for administrative, operations support and logistical activities for the entire project. In fact, for local companies, logistics, maintenance of the installation, as well as the subsea and FPSO operation, will see between $11.5 billion invested in local content, creating 6,000 direct, indirect and induced jobs across Suriname. Once completed, production is expected to start up in 2028.
The project is currently held in a 50% equal partnership between TotalEnergies and APA Corporation. However, following the GranMorgu project announcement, Staatsolie (Suriname’s state-owned oil company) outlined its interest in
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exercising its option to enter the development project at 20% interest, making contributions towards the project following the FID. Staatsolie will finalise its interest by June 2025.
One of the key sustainable aspects of the GranMorgu development in Block 58 is that it will leverage technology to minimise greenhouse gas
emissions. The project aims to specifically cut Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions from each barrel of oil produced. A key step in achieving this will be the GranMorgu FPSO, which will be an all-electric vessel with zero routine flaring and full reinjection of associated gas into the reservoirs. The FPSO is designed to accommodate future tie-back opportunities that would extend the duration of its production plateau. Additionally, the FPSO will have a Waste Heat Recovery unit and water-cooling system, which will optimise the power usage across the vessel and improve its overall efficiency. To help further cut down on emissions, the project aims to install a permanent methane detection and monitoring system that will rely on a network of sensors to enhance the unit’s overall sustainability by reducing methane release.
The construction of the FPSO vessel for the GranMorgu development has been contracted to Technip Energies, who will build and install the vessel, whilst SBM Offshore has been contracted to operate the platform under an operations and maintenance agreement. Technip Energies will also
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In addition to the Block 58 developments, TotalEnergies has previously signed a sharing contract for 2 shallow offshore blocks. These blocks, 6 and 8, have been awarded to TotalEnergies following the Suriname Shallow Offshore Bid Round 2021/2021, where TotalEnergies took on the operation of the two blocks with 40% interest. The operation is in partnership with Qatar Energy, which has a 20% interest, and Paradise Oil Company (POC), a subsidiary of Staatsolie, which also has a 40% interest in the development. Blocks 6 and 8 are located towards the south of Suriname, not far from the border to Guyana, and directly adjacent to Block 58.
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help deliver the all-electric drive platform, which will help the vessel deliver its reduced emissions, with zero routine flaring and full reinjection of associated gas into the reservoirs. A final contract has been awarded to Saipem, which will conduct the EPCI scope for subsea umbilicals, risers and flowlines. Its work will span the delivery of 100km of 10-12 inch subsea production flowlines and 90km of 8-12 inch water and gas injection, as well as the transport and installation of the flexible risers, umbilicals, and associated structures at depths ranging from 100 to 1,100 metres. These vital contracts will help TotalEnergies to deliver its sustainabl e mission for the GranMorgu development block.
The entire project at Block 58 will deliver significant oil developments for Suriname and add to TotalEnergies’ network across South America. In the FID announcement press release, Patrick Pouyanné, Chairman and CEO of TotalEnergies, outlined that “Building on TotalEnergies’ pioneering spirit, this landmark project marks the first offshore development in the country and capitalises on our extensive expertise in deep offshore innovation. Launched only a year after the end of appraisal,
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GranMorgu fits with our strategy to accelerate timeto-market and develop low-cost and low-emission oil projects.” Pouyanné’s comments here highlight the vast role the project will play within Suriname and the company’s role in delivering a project that meets its central mission to make affordable yet sustainable energy more widely available across the world.
The GranMorgu project marks the vital beginning of a long and important era for Suriname’s energy sector. The project will deliver significant growth for the country, and so the project will be essential for delivering major economic benefits for the local economy through the labour, goods and services from local content that will be required to construct, operate and maintain the project to deliver consistent oil for the country. Oil production is expected to begin from 2028, where the majority of the project’s income will be delivered to the State of Suriname in the form of royalties, profit oil and taxes. The national oil company and TotalEnergies plan to continue to work closely together, and throughout the project will focus on attracting as many local goods and services as possible.
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The Senior Vice President of Exploration for TotalEnergies, Kevin McLachlan, states in the press release for the Block 6 and 8 development that “TotalEnergies is pleased to expand its operatorship position in Suriname, a world-class emerging basin, exploring for low technical costs and low GHG emission oil resources”. He continues, “This new milestone further strengthens our strategic international partnership with Qatar Energy, marking its first entry to Suriname”. As we can see from McLachlan’s comments, TotalEnergies’ span across Suriname has established it as a key player in the country’s energy industry. With significant developments in Block 58 and Blocks 6 and 8, TotalEnergies continues working with crucial partners and players across the global industry to bring sustained economic growth and a wider sphere of energy potential to the region.
Outside of Suriname, TotalEnergies’ operations across South America remain vast. One of the largest operations in South America is in Brazil, where the company has been operating for close to 50 years. Across Brazil, TotalEnergies is present in
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almost every aspect of energy development, from exploration, production, and renewable and green gas development to marketing and services. With such a span across the country’s energy sector from upstream to downstream, TotalEnergies’ operations in Brazil are emblematic of the global company’s multi-energy strategy. Employing more than 3000 professionals, Brazil is a vital market for TotalEnergies as the country is home to presalt fields, which emit less greenhouse gases for each barrel produced than the world average. This means that TotalEnergies is focused on producing oil with low operating costs across the highest quality fields to meet the energy needs of today, whilst limiting its emissions to protect the world of the future.
TotalEnergies currently has 11 licenses across its Brazilian oil and gas portfolio, including 4 operated assets across the Santos and Campos Basins in the deep waters and pre-salt layer. One of the most notable fields is the Lapa field, where TotalEnergies became the first international company to operate a production field in the Brazilian pre-salt, and
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the Mero, Sépia, Atapu Fields and the Lara area, all located in the Santos Basin. With such a wide span across Brazil’s energy development, TotalEnergies expects to produce 200,000 boe/d by 2026.
In French Guiana, TotalEnergies’ operations focus on the downstream sector with the development of petroleum products and retail speciality at service stations, as well as renewable electricity. The company currently has around 10 service stations across French Guiana, which offer fuel, products and related services. Beyond its retail, TotalEnergies also operates several solar power plants across French Guiana through its affiliates Total Eren and Sunzil, which are delivering more
sustainable energy across the country every day whilst working towards a more sustainable energy future. TotalEnergies’ role across French Guiana is to deliver vital downstream resources, whilst working to develop sustainable energy solutions that can meet the demand of today, whilst limiting its impact on the planet.
With the company’s presence across many neighbouring countries, it’s clear to see that Suriname and the surrounding region are primed for development, supported by the company’s expertise and network across South America. With this span of expertise being focused on Suriname, it is no surprise that TotalEnergies was a vital attendee
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at the Suriname Energy, Oil and Gas Summit (SEOGS) 2025. SEOG is the largest energy offshore event in Suriname, which brings together leading energy companies across both regional and international audiences. The event was developed by Staatsolie Maatschappij Suriname, Suriname’s national energy, oil and gas company, and organised by Global Event Partners Ltd (GEP) and Fossil Energy Consulting. Thanks to GEP and Staatsolie, SEOGS is the leading place for discussion, development and investment into Suriname’s energy sector, facilitated largely by the office opened by the organisation in Paramaribo to continue to support the region’s energy sector and wide portfolio. Leading global partners attending the event include the likes of Petronas and TotalEnergies, who are crucial in supporting Suriname’s energy development. However, the event is also pivotal for bringing together multiple local and international key sponsors and suppliers
across the energy sector to enhance Suriname’s global energy development.
The most recent SEOGS event was held in midJune in Paramaribo in Suriname, where over 200 speakers and more than 250 exhibitors were present. The event also saw over 12,000 attendees, highlighting the event’s role as the largest energy event in the Caribbean. The 4-day summit event provides ample opportunities for attendees, the government and energy companies to share about the vital energy development and potential of Suriname’s offshore deposits. Therefore, the event encourages investment, development and project opportunities for companies looking to get involved in one of the world’s most exciting oil and gas hotspots. Beyond the summer, a 3-day technical conference event delivered pivotal networking opportunities to help local and international stakeholders develop relationships to help deliver
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SEOGS 2025 marks the 5th year of the event, and this year, one of the central focuses was on sustainability. With the opening of SEOGS 2025, President Chandrikapersad Santokhi outlined Suriname’s commitment to transparency and inclusivity in the growth of the country’s energy sector, with a central focus that ‘oil and gas resources must benefit all of our people’. These words were followed by the keynote address from Chairman and CEO of TotalEnergies Patrick Pouyanné, which reiterated the company’s commitment to the sustainable development of the GranMorgu project within Block 58 and across the Suriname-Guyana Basin. Pouyanné outlined in the message that TotalEnergies’ project within Block 58 will create over 6000 jobs, inject more than $1.5 billion into the local economy, and deliver more than 750 million barrels of oil to the market at a cost below US$20 the barrel. For this reason, Pouyanné highlighted that the GranMorgu project is part of a more than US$10 million investment that is designed to address sustainable energy values.
This focus on sustainability remained a key focus for the entire event, with Pouyanné reiterating how
the project will continue to focus on sustainability features throughout its development, with a particular focus on ensuring its FPSOs are electrical and are delivered alongside a permanent methane monitoring system. In addition to this, TotalEnergies will also ensure the reinjection of associated gas throughout the project. This focus on sustainability throughout the project is set to help both TotalEnergies and Suriname meet their goal of reaching net-zero emissions by 2050.
Ultimately, TotalEnergies’ projects across South America highlight the company’s mission to make energy more accessible, sustainable, and affordable across the globe. In Suriname, in particular, the development will strategically enhance the country’s existing energy infrastructure and ensure a more seamless delivery of energy across the region. With Suriname’s continued energy development supported by the government and local stakeholders, and highlighted through the SEOGS event, the region is now a vital hub for energy investment across the Caribbean. For TotalEnergies, Suriname will now add to its vast portfolio in South America, which works cohesively to leverage its expertise across the region’s energy sector and enhance Suriname’s role within the global energy market.
Shell Trinidad and Tobago
With over a century of expertise within Trinidad and Tobago’s energy sector, Shell has played a major role in developing the country’s oil and gas industry to deliver energy vital to the development of daily life. Utilising the expertise of the global company, Shell Trinidad and Tobago is committed to delivering cleaner energy supported by innovation to meet the growing energy needs of the population. With the development of liquified natural gas (LNG) leading its current development, we are excited to see how Shell has continued to boost its portfolio across Trinidad and Tobago to deliver vital energy to the local community.
Shell began operations in Trinidad and Tobago in 1913, where it quickly became one of the largest private-sector employers. However, following the nationalisation of the oil industry in 1974, Shell’s ownership within the region was reduced with the Trinidad and Tobago government forming the country’s first national oil company to purchase assets from Shell. However, in 2014 Shell acquired Repsol’s 20-25% non-operated interest in Atlantic LNG, the 6th largest global producer of liquified natural gas (LNG), which, in combination with the BG Group, saw Shell take on the role as a major upstream facilitator. Today, Shell Trinidad and Tobago has 7 offshore and onshore blocks, which are either operated or non-operated, and now play a major role in the development of the region’s energy development.
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One of the most prolific gas-producing areas in Trinidad and Tobago is within the East Coast Marine Areas (ECMA), where Shell has already made significant developments towards developing the oil and gas potential of the region. Within the ECMA, Shell Trinidad and Tobago have the Dolphin Facility and the Beachfield Facility, both of which are offshore platforms which are delivering significant returns for the company every day. The area has seen major developments in recent years under Shell, with the Barracuda Project which comprises two subsea wells one in the Endeavour Field and another in the Bounty.
Both of these fields are tied back to Shell’s existing Dolphin platform. The two wells delivered the first gas in 2021, with the backfill project delivering close to 25,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boe/d) of sustained gas production. At peak, the project now delivers to 40,000 boe/d. The wells encompass some of the deepest development wells in Trinidad and Tobago under the Barracuda project and provided an essential base from which Shell has continued to expand their operations with 100% ownership and operations of the wells and backfill infrastructure.
A key area for development for Shell Trinidad and Tobago is in the North Coast Marine Area (NCMA) where Shell Trinidad and Tobago owns and operates another two offshore facilities. These facilities, the Hibiscus Platform and the Poinsettia Platform have played a central role in the development of the Colibri Project. The project set out by Shell in 2022,
made a significant amendment to the development of the Block 6 Production Sharing Contract across the Manatee field. Colibri is a backfill project, which aims to deliver 30,000 boe/d of sustained near-term gas production with peak production expected to be over 40,000 boe/d. Through 4 subsea wells, the project will be tied back into the Poinsettia Platform. In March 2022, the first gas was reached at the Colibri project.
The Colibri project, which is co-owned by Shell with the Heritage Petroleum Company Limited (Trinidad and Tobago’s National Oil Company) with a working interest of 10% and 20% respectively across Block 22 and NCMA-4 for the project. These key developments by Shell Trinidad and Tobago highlight not only the valuable role the company plays in developing the sector for the benefit of Trinidad and Tobago but also the reputation that these projects have given the region as a rich and lucrative source of energy potential. This hopes to bring continued investment into the region’s oil and gas industry.
Currently, when the Colibri and Barracuda projects are combined, they have the potential to deliver more gas to the domestic market of Trinidad and Tobago as well as to major LNG markets internationally. This is bolstered further by Shell’s major share in Atlantic LNG, one of the world’s
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leading LNG producers, and so Shell Trinidad and Tobago has continued to position itself and the region for continued economic growth thanks to the oil and gas operations it has undertaken in the region.
In July 2024, Shell Trinidad and Tobago announced that it had taken the Final Investment Decision (FID) on the Manatee project to boost the company’s LNG business. The Manatee Project is a largely underdeveloped gas field within the ECMA, with the first gas discovered in the Loran-Manatee in 1983 via 4 wells. The name outlines the two countries that the field spans, with Loran representing the portion of the field in Venezuelan waters, and Manatee representing the portion in Trinidad and Tobago’s waters. EMCA is currently home to Shell’s largest gas-producing field in the country, with the Dolphin, Starfish, Bounty and Endeavour already in operation. However, the Manatee project would
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provide essential backfill to support the Atlantic LNG facility in Trinidad and Tobago. This will help increase the utilisation of the LNG plan and maximise the country’s LNG output across its existing assets.
Zoë Yujnovich, Shell’s Integrated Gas and Upstream Director outlined in the press release of the FID, that “This project will help meet the increasing demand for natural gas globally while also addressing the energy needs of our customers domestically in Trinidad and Tobago.” Yujnovich continued, “The investment bolsters our worldleading LNG portfolio in line with our commitment to invest in competitive projects that deliver more value with less emission.” Yujnovich’s comments highlight the critical role that the Manatee field will play in developing the company’s LNG resources, whilst delivering great sustainable energy options for Trinidad and Tobago.
Whilst production at Manatee is not expected to start until 2027, once it is online it is expected to reach a peak production of approximately 104,000 boe/d. The LNG will help to provide greater flexibility across power systems and support the global push towards sustainable energy options, taking over from coal in many heavy industry applications. By developing such a vital LNG project in Trinidad and Tobago, Shell can support the country’s growing role within the renewable energy sector bringing vital investment and economic growth to the region and its people in the process.
Across every asset and development under Shell Trinidad and Tobago’s operations is a firm commitment to delivering the energy resources needed for the future in a way that protects the world of today. With each deepwater development harnessing the potential offshore Trinidad and Tobago, Shell is committed to powering progress underpinned by its central goals to provide a cleaner energy future, delivered with innovation and safety as founding principles. The developments across the Manatee project look set to continue to develop the country’s LNG delivery and help enhance the country’s energy potential to reach its sustainable energy development goals to support the community and environment at every step.
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Bahrain is a vital country in the development of oil across the Arabian Gulf. The country was home to the first oil well developed across the region, and so has long played a strategic role in developing Bahrain’s oil industry on both local and international scales. To oversee this expanding industry, Bapco Refining was established by the government of Bahrain to oversee the country’s oil and gas sector and deliver significant economic benefits for the country for many years to come.
Established in 1929, Bapco Refining began its operations with the discovery of vast oil potential in the region. From this first vital discovery, Bapco Refining, originally owned by the Standard Oil Company of California and now under the ownership of the Government of Bahrain, quickly took the lead in pioneering the country’s oil and gas sector. Today, the company is responsible for refining 267,000 barrels per day (bpd) of oil, and through this work, it strategically empowers and ensures the success of Bahrain’s energy industry. Throughout every aspect of its operations, Bapco Refining remains focused on leveraging its best practices to deliver significant value for its shareholders, customers and employees in the process.
Bapco Refining’s operations centre around the refining, storage and marketing of oil, with a 6th of the company’s total oil operations stemming from the rich oil deposits found in Bahrain alone. The rest of the oil refined by Bapco Refining is sourced from Saudi Arabia and is pumped through Bapco Refining’s facilities before it is stored in 170 storage tanks located across Bahrain. All of the oils delivered by Bapco Refining are marketed towards local and international downstream markets in the form of petroleum and exported on behalf of the Government of Bahrain. The entire operation of Bapco Refining aims to support Bahrain’s role in the development of its crude oil markets across the world.
Now almost a century since it began, Bapco Refining has set out on the Bapco Modernisation Programme (BMP) which will see the multi-billion-dollar venture significantly shake up the country’s oil industry to meet the needs of today and set up the foundations so that Bahrain can remain a key oil producer for many years to come. BMP aims firstly to increase Bahrain’s refining capacity to produce more products that can be sold both in and outside of the country. A key part of this is to ensure that Bapco Refining’s operations can meet an increasing oil demand, whilst also improving the energy efficiency of its operations to enhance its oil output. This aims to help maintain Bahrain’s competitive edge in international markets.
The project aims to set up 21 new operating units, 15 new substations as well as hydrocracking units, a new crude and vacuum unit and a sulphur plant. A key part of the development is the construction
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of the Resid Hydrocracking Unity (1RHCU), which will be powered by a technology license from Chevron Lummus Global. The unit will be among one of the largest on the planet, encompassing a two-train capacity of 65,000 bpd, which will convert 78% of vacuum resid feed into intermediate production which will be processed to produce kerosene and diesel. In addition to the RHCU, a second VGO Hydrocracking Unit is planned which will receive raw feed from the new and existing crude distillation units and covert the product in the higher margin final products.
In addition to the hydrocracking units, the BMP will implement a vital upgrade to Bapco Refining’s facilities including a Crude Distillation Unit and a Vacuum Distillation Unit. These will replace the existing crude and vacuum distillation units that have been in operation for almost 80 years. The new units are designed to provide the required feedstock for further downstream processing supported by their new maximised output capacity that aims to optimise yield performance which
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reduces the amount of energy used to operate. The units will transform crude oil into valuable petroleum products such as LPG, naphtha, kerosene and diesel. The remaining oil not used to produce the petroleum products, will then be fed into the hydrocracking units for further processing.
The final vital part of the BP is the development of the #3 Sulphur Plant, which will treat sulphur recovery, amine and sour water. It will encompass 11 separate integrated process units and will recover hydrogen sulphide from the BMP Units’ process and turn it into liquid sulphur. This liquid sulphur is then converted into solid pastilles which can then be exported to other countries. The plant will cover three Sulphur Recovery Units (SRUs), two Tail Gas Treating Units (TGTUs), two Bulk Acid Gas Removal Units (BAGRUs), two Amine Regeneration Units (ARUs) and two Sour Water Stripping Units (SWSs), leading
to a total sulphur production installed capacity of 1,535 metric tons a day.
As we have seen, the BMP aims to significantly step up Bahrain’s oil production capacity to bring vital petroleum products to market and solidify its place within the international energy marketplace. This vital investment into the country’s energy industry underlines the government of Bahrain’s commitment to delivering vital economic development across the Kingdom, whilst establishing itself as a key contributor towards the country’s GDP for the benefit of all those living in Bahrain.
This commitment to developing the future of global energy industries was reinforced with the announcement of a vital partnership between Bapco Refining and TotalEnergies in July. The global Bapco Energies recently signed an agreement with
TotalEnergies announcing a strategic partnership agreement between the two companies for the trading of petroleum products. The agreement marks a vital milestone between the two companies, as well as with the Kingdom of Bahrain, and aims to cement Bapco Refining’s place within the international energy markets.
The partnerships hope to create substantial value for both companies, bringing together Bapco Refining’s oil networks, with TotalEnergies’ expertise in the petroleum trading market. Together, both companies aim to utilise each other’s networks to expand their reach and influence across the global market. Furthermore, the partnership will also aim to bring social and economic development across the partnership to deliver significant economic benefits for locals in the process.
This agreement comes following the two companies announcing in March that TotalEnergies would support Bapco Energies in the optimisation of its Sitra refinery. The refinery is currently undergoing an expansive upgrading project, and once completed will be future optimized across the partnership for the trading of its petroleum products. TotalEnergies will utilise its global oil and feedstock networks, as well as expertise across the refining and trading oil market to help Bapco Refining maximise its value from the Sitra refinery for Bahrain.
Mark Thomas, Group CEO of Bapco Energies outlined that the collaboration between the two companies will “bring incremental value to the Kingdom of Bahrain and Bapco energies through the application of TotalEnergies’ global expertise in product trading and feedstock optimization.”. Thomas continues, “We are looking forward to
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partnering with TotalEnergies to building the Bapco Energies brand as a reliable and trusted global supplier of quality products”. We can see from Thomas’ comments that this strategic partnership is one that aims to deliver significant value for Bahrain’s oil industry, and so meets the commitments laid out by Bapco Refining in positioning Bahrain’s oil as a key player in the global oil and energy markets. Overall, we have seen how Bapco Refining remains a vital company set on delivering significant economic and social value for the Kingdom of Bahrain through its strategic partnership with global players in the energy industry such as TotalEnergies, as well as in its current modernisation programme which looks set on bringing the vital infrastructure needed to supper the country’s energy demand of today, whilst actively working to protect the world of tomorrow.
Heritage Petroleum Company Limited
The energy market in Trinidad and Tobago has been rapidly expanding over the years with many big names across the energy sector playing a vital role in its development both onshore and offshore. Every year the region exports billions of dollars’ worth of crude oil to local and international customers. Crude oil developments in Trinidad and Tobago are overseen by the government, and in 2018 Heritage Petroleum Company Limited (Heritage) was formed as a stateowned oil and gas company with a focus on the exploration, development, production and marketing of crude oil for the nation. Heritage now plays a vital role in harnessing the crude oil potential of Trinidad and Tobago for the continued economic prosperity it brings the region. However, throughout every operation, you can see Heritage’s commitment to safety, environmental protection and social responsibility to ensure that the energy sector can support the region’s people both today and in the future.
Incorporated in 2018, Heritage is a relatively new company operating within Trinidad and Tobago’s energy sector. Its operations began in the southern part of Trinidad and Tobago, and this is where the bulk of its operations exist today. In the last 6 years, the company has continued to develop and Heritage now has various nonoperated assets off the east coast of Trinidad too. Across these assets, Heritage’s central vision is to be a company that brings together financial profitability, operational excellence and a plethora of world-class expertise within the oil and gas sector to deliver energy projects that will further consolidate Trinidad and Tobago’s position as an energy powerhouse in global markets.
Heritage’s operations span 5 key areas: offshore, land, business development, subsurface and midstream operations. Across its offshore operations, Heritage plans, executes and operates a range of upstream projects within the Soldado Fields. Within this rich oil area, Heritage has developed surface and subsurface activities, which are delivering significant oil results offshore from Trinidad and Tobago. Then, in understanding Heritage’s subsurface operations, we must look at its Field Development Plan (FDP). The FDP is utilised across all of Heritage’s subsurface operations to develop and execute vital drilling programmes which will maximise the recoverables from each drilling operation and bring significant and longlasting benefits from its current and future fields of operations. A key project of this division currently is to extend the existing boundaries of many of its current fields to see higher recoverable reserves.
On land, Heritage is responsible for drilling and workover activities designed to increase the production of crude oil. Across this division, Heritage’s teams work to discover new oil deposits and put together strategic drilling programmes that are designed to enhance Trinidad and Tobago’s existing reservoirs. Throughout all of its land assets, Heritage maintains and develops each operation to meet its production targets and to deliver vital energy to the people of Trinidad and Tobago. Alongside its land operations, are Heritage’s midstream development operations which are focused on receiving crude oil from offshore, land and lease oil operators, and delivering this to the Paria Fuel Trading Company which refines and sells the crude oil products to local markets within Trinidad and Tobago.
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Across all of these operations, we can see that Heritage Petroleum is committed to providing vital profitability legacy for Trinidad and Tobago by being a company that is passionate about developing the oil and gas sector towards the future of energy development. This drive for future development was highlighted in April 2024, when Heritage announced the commissioning of a new offshore well within the Soldado East Field development block. The offshore well, S-938, is the third well to be put into production by Heritage in the region since the beginning of its Offshore Drilling programme. The drilling began in August 2023 following rigorous design and engineering development by Heritage’s teams of exports. The topsides of the well were completed in March 2024 and then underwent inspection and statutory approvals before it was fully commissioned. With an expected average daily rate of 500 barrels per day (bopd), S-938 looks set to provide a significant boost to the company’s revenue, and in turn the economy of Trinidad and Tobago. Now completed, the well is a vital asset
for Heritage in the Soldado East Field, which will position Trinidad and Tobago’s energy development prominently within the global energy market.
CEO of Heritage, Erik Keskula, actually commented in the press release announcing the commissioning of the new well that the well will be operated with “a goal of optimising fluid production rate to maximise oil recovery and cash flow”. Keskula’s comments were followed by his emphasis on the importance of the new well highlighting Heritage’s performance and role in developing new offshore wells and facilities. By playing a vital role in this, it seems Heritage is set on shaping the future of oil development for Trinidad and Tobago for many years to come.
In fact, as Heritage looks towards the future of the S-938 development, it is anticipated that 3 additional wells will be commissioned in the next few months. This will be a vital part of Heritage’s ongoing Offshore Drilling programme. What is clear to see across this development is that Heritage is committed to delivering a well that will
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see economic and energy development for the region, and in return see significant returns for its stakeholders which include the government and people of Trinidad and Tobago as a priority.
Ultimately, Heritage is a company that is set on shaping the future of Trinidad and Tobago’s energy sector. Having been established as the state-owned oil and gas company that will be leading the exploration, production, development and marketing of crude oil, Heritage has made it its mission to ensure that every single operation delivers significant positive impacts on the local stakeholders and people of Trinidad and Tobago. With a development plan set on expanding its exploration both onshore and offshore, we look forward to seeing how Heritage will continue to play a vital role in leading Trinidad and Tobago’s energy sector towards a future where social, environmental and economic development remains at the heart of the region’s energy sector.
TotalEnergies E&P Angola
TotalEnergies is an international integrated energy company on a mission to develop its energy portfolio spanning from oil to biofuels, natural gas, green gases, renewables and even electricity. With more than 100,000 employees across its 120 countries of operation, TotalEnergies works to strategically develop vital energy resources to ensure that people across the world have access to reliable, affordable and more sustainable energy options. A key area for development in recent months has been in Angola, where TotalEnergies has a diversified portfolio of deep offshore operated assets which account for almost 50% of the country’s oil production. The global giant has set out on a range of partnerships with leading local and international energy brands to bring the offshore potential of Angola into economic benefits.
The Kwana Basin in Angola is home to rich and economically lucrative hydrocarbons which are vital for the production of petroleum. The basin is the first to have undergone vital exploration and development, and so has played a vital role in the continued expansion of the energy sector for Angola and the surrounding countries of west southern Africa. Across this area, TotalEnergies operates several deep and ultra-deep offshore oil licences in production, including Block 17 containing 4 major oil fields including the Girassol, Dalia, Paxflor and CLOV which combined have developed the block into a thriving hub for Angola under TotalEnergies. Other key development includes Block 32 with the Kaombo Development, and Blocks 0, 14 and 14K. All of these operations take place across the Lower Congo Basin and Kwanza Basin.
The Kaombo project in Block 32 is an innovative ultra-deepwater offshore project in Angola spanning the Gengibre, Gindungo, Caril, Canela, Mostarda, and Louro oil fields. The project, in which TotalEnergies has a 30% stake, is unique and complex as its operations take place in water depths of up to 1950 metres, and so is subject to extreme temperature and pressure conditions. This requires a specialised type of technology to achieve, however, the entire project aligns with TotalEnergies’ strategy of developing ultra-deep offshore projects. The project’s reserves are estimated to produce 658 million barrels, with 230,000 barrels per day capacity. However, to access all of the oil deposits across the 6 fields under the project it required TotalEnergies to install 59 wells. These wells make it one of the largest subsea well systems in Angola, and a great technical achievement for TotalEnergies.
To manage the capacity and control the cost of the operations, TotalEnergies built two new floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) vessels; Kaombo Norte and Kaombo Sul. Production began from Kaombo Norte in 2018 across the Gengibre, Gindungo and Caril fields, with Kaombo Sul producing oil just eight months later from the remaining Canela, Mostarda and Louro fields. Each vessel can produce 115,000 barrels per day and continues to develop the oil industry for Angola every day. A recent development for TotalEnergies in Angola is the Kaminho Project which is the first
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large deepwater development to take place in the Kwanza Basin. The project will take place in Block 20/11 to develop the Cameia and Golfinho fields which are located just 100km off the coast of Angola at a depth of 1700 metres. The project just saw a Final Investment Decision announced between TotalEnergies (40%), Petronas (40%) and Sonangol (20%). The project would see a very large crude carrier (VLCC) converted to a FPSO to be connected to the two oil fields. However, the FPSO has been designed to be sustainable, with its role to process large capacities of oil underpinned by a system which would minimise greenhouse gas emissions and eliminate routine flaring throughout the operations. The project is expected to start production in 2028 and deliver a plateau of 70,000 barrels of oil per day from the oil fields onboard the FPSO.
However, the development of the Kaminho project will do so much more than just deliver significant oil potential for the region, instead, it will bring with it significant employment with over 10 million man-hours of construction and development needed to get the project running. This will provide significant employment and business opportunities to local people and yards across the country and add economic benefits to those in Angola in the process.
Chairman and CEO of TotalEnergies, Patrick Pouyanné, highlighted in the press release that “Building on our pioneering spirit and our longterm partnership with Angola, we are pleased to launch the Kaminho project along with our strategic partners, Sonangol and Petronas, and with the strong support and confidence of the Angolan authorities. This project, which leverages innovation to fit our investment criteria - breakeven under 30 $/b and carbon intensity of 16kg CO2 –will become our seventh FPSO in the country and the first to ever develop in the Kwanza Basin”. Pouyanné’s comments here highlight the vast and expansive role the project will play in Angola, and the first of its kind to develop in this rich deposit basin. Its strategic partnerships with these other giant energy companies signify a joint commitment to developing the energy industry towards a future of accessible and reliable energy access.
However, Pouyanné continues “We look forward to joining forces with Sonangol in technology to promote innovation and low-carbon technology for the energy industry in Angola, in particular to slash methane emission and contribute to the diversification of Angola’s energy mix”. Here Pouyanné highlights the push towards sustainability that underpins all operations facilitated by TotalEnergies. Throughout every operation, the company is focused on delivering energy facilities in the most sustainable way possible, and here in Angola, this is the same with the strategic signing of a Memorandum of Understanding with Sonangol EP. Sonangol will share its expertise in research and technology in order to deliver the FPSO for the project that focuses on decarbonizing the oil and gas industry. In particular, the pair will focus on reducing methane emissions and developing renewable energies to continue to develop the Kaminho project and Angola’s energy industry towards a sustainable future.
TotalEnergies EP Angola has spent the last 70 years developing Angola’s energy industry towards a sustainable and economically viable future thanks to its work to develop the upstream oil and gas industry. With multiple key offshore licenses across the coast of Angola, TotalEnergies has formed itself as a leading offshore operator in the country and along the African coastline. As it continues to work towards a future where sustainability and energy security can go hand in hand, TotalEnergies continues to expand Angola’s oil and gas industry with the help of strategic partners and its teams of employees across the country.
Repsol is an international multienergy company that has operations spanning all corners of the world. From developing new and innovative solutions for its customers to delivering vital oil and gas products to market, Repsol is committed to being the first energy company set on achieving net zero carbon emissions across its operations by 2050. This goal, whilst a big challenge in a sector where it has long been dominated by fossil fuels, is a task that is present across every aspect of Repsol’s operations as it works to evolve the energy industry towards a new, more sustainable way of energy development.
To understand the origins of Repsol we must go back to 1927, when CAMPSA (Compañía Arrendataria del Monopolio del Petróleo, S.A.) was born as a joint venture aimed at overseeing the oil market that was rapidly expanding in Spain. Over the following years, the Spanish oil industry continued to rapidly expand, and by 1951 REPESA (Refinería de Petróleos de Escombreras S.A) was formed and launched a range of premium lubricants. It is from the name of one of REPESA’s premium lubricant brands, that the ‘Repsol’ name and subsequent brand was formed. However, the Repsol Group officially emerged during Spain’s negotiations to join the European Union, and today is a brand that is recognisable across the globe for oil and gas development innovation. Over the years, the Repsol brand continued to grow and began diversifying its offerings to span the exploration, production, transportation, and refining offshore market. Then, through vital acquisitions of international oil companies such as YPF, an Argentinian oil company,
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Repsol cemented its position as a leading multienergy company operating across the world via its 4 major business lines.
A key aspect of Repsol’s operation today is in the production, development and exploration of oil fields across the world. This includes the drilling of wells, building of collection systems and processing systems, as well as evacuation and transport systems. Each of these operations are carried out following Repsol’s values of efficiency, respect, foresight and value. Under these values, and its policies to support the sustainable development of the sector, Repsol is committed to developing the oil and gas sector for the future. Each development must first go through an exploration stage which carries out geological and geophysical work, environmental impact studies and various exploratory drilling projects to understand the potential of deposits. Once a valuable deposit is found, wells are developed and Repsol begins extracting hydrocarbons from the relevant oil field.
A recent example of this kind of development was in Guyana where Repsol applied for a new license for the Kanuku Block. In recent years, Repsol began an environmental study within the Kanuku Block in Guyana, following its drilling project for two non-commercial exploration wells. The exploration sought good-quality reservoirs in primary and secondary drilling targets, however, initial exploration proved both were water-bearing. However, in January 2020, Repsol announced that it had discovered four metres of net oil pay at the Carapa-1 Well, and so would continue its exploration. The environmental study covers the Beeberi-1 exploration well and was carried out by Atlantic Spirit. Under the spent license, Repsol holds a 37.5% ownership with working interest within the Kanuku Block, alongside Tallow Oil at 37.5%. The remaining 25% shares are given to TOQAP which is a joint venture between the French energy company TotalEnergies and Qatar Petroleum. However, the license for the block expired in May 2023, and so
in August 2023, Repsol applied for a new license. The project highlighted Repsol’s vital role in South America’s offshore exploration market, and its vital role in bringing together government figures, local stakeholders and the communities in which they are operating, to discover and deliver vital projects across a growing global portfolio.
Once oil is retrieved from its exploration, development and production projects, Repsol carries out the refining, selling and trading of oil and gas products to both local and international markets. In addition to the marketing and sale of these products, Repsol also oversees the maintenance, control and transport activities associated with these offshore developments whilst still adhering
to the same safety and sustainability policies that are present across all aspects of its operations. In fact, this focus on sustainability is a vital focus for Repsol as many of its operations include the development of new and more sustainable forms of energy development.
Renewable hydrogen is one of the leading developments for many companies looking towards the future of sustainable energy development, and for Repsol, this is the case. In recent years, Repsol has set its priorities on producing renewable hydrogen which is vital for delivering its carbonzero future. This strive towards decarbonization of the energy industry is vital for Repsol’s role in leading the energy transition. Repsol is striving to
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be a leading driver towards a decarbonized energy model for the energy industry, and so with this mission in mind, it has set its targets on becoming net zero by 2050. To help support this transition, Repsol is focused on low-carbon power generation projects such as hydroelectric plants, combined cycle plants, and cogeneration plants, as well as building new renewable assets to increase its energy sustainable energy delivery capacity.
To achieve its vital mission of being an energy company committed to a sustainable world, Repsol is passionate about harnessing technology and digitalisation to make a decarbonized future possible. This was outlined in the company’s Strategic Plan (2018-2022) launched in 2018 as a cross-company initiative supported by senior management to harness digitalisation and vital technology implementations to lead the energy transition. The Strategic Plan is working towards building Repsol as a customer-centric, multienergy company that is committed to digitalization, innovating, and strategic talent management. By harnessing these aspects, Repsol can find new ways of working that bring together cutting-edge
technology and innovation to seek sustainable solutions in reducing carbon in the energy sector.
Across Repsol’s operations, it is committed to developing vital energy projects that are working towards a renewable energy future. As Repsol expands its portfolio across the world, each and every development is working towards its vision to be a global energy company that creates value in a sustainable manner by harnessing technology and digitalisation to push towards a future where energy does not rely on fossil fuels alone. We look forward to seeing how Repsol will continue to strive towards its ambitious target of net zero by 2050.
BP Trinidad and Tobago
BP Trinidad and Tobago (BPTT) are a leading hydrocarbon producer, that has taken its roots from the global BP Group and developed them towards the development of Trinidad and Tobago’s national energy industry. BPTT has long been a vital part of the energy sector in the region, and today its natural gas production accounts for roughly half of the nation’s total gas products. With 17 offshore installations and two onshore processing facilities currently in operation across Trinidad and Tobago, the company remains committed to being a valuable partner for the region set on enhancing the community, economy and planet through every aspect of its operation.
BPTT currently have 17 offshore installations that operate as part of a united system set to enhance the energy sector of Trinidad and Tobago. Across its operations, BPTT currently holds a plethora of exploration and production licences spanning multiple offshore platforms and two onshore processing facilities. With such a vast range of operations currently underway, BPTT remains focused on developing the industry within Trinidad and Tobago towards the future of energy development.
A vital project currently under BPTT’s development is Cypre, which is the company’s third subsea development in Trinidad and Tobago. The project will encompass 7 wells and subsea trees which will be tied back into BPTT’s existing Jupiter platform. In February 2024, drilling began on Cypre and it aims to enhance the existing infrastructure of BPTT’s projects, and bring innovation into the way that BPTT can bring gas to market. It is currently expected that Cypre will help bring gas to market faster. In the press release announcing the starting of the drilling at Cypre, David Campell, President of BPTT outlined, “Following the successful delivery of our small pools drilling programme we are pleased to see the safe and efficient retooling and relocation of the Valaris Joe Douglas rig to the Cypre field. Cypre is a significant investment for BPTT to continue to maintain production and the start of the drilling programme is an important step in the Cypre project”.
Campbell continues, “Our objective is to bring natural gas into production safely and as quickly as possible […] Our teams are fully focused on drilling other aspects of the Cypre development to deliver first gas by 2025”. Campbell’s comments highlight the vital investments BPTT has made in developing this major offshore project to enhance gas delivery to Trinidad and Tobago. As the project sets its sights on the future, we look forward to seeing how Cypre will continue to develop and see its first gas delivered in the next few months.
The other current development for BPTT is the Ocelot Project, consisting of a new 7” onshore liquid pipeline that will connect BPTT’s existing Beachfield facility to the Galeota Terminal Facility. The pipeline will be implemented along the current pipeline corridor used by the 06BECH pipeline, and span 13km. This onshore project will see the pipeline go across both forested, road and river crossing areas where varying depths will be required. To achieve this, BPTT will utilise onshore practices and will be
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David Campbell outlined that “Continued exploration activity is crucial for sustaining our industry and I am very pleased that we have secured this block. The NCMA area is new to BP in T&T and I am looking forward to maximising its potential. Although geographically new to use, we will be able to draw on our 50-plus years of exploration experience in Trinidad and Tobago”. Campbell’s comments signify the vital role BPTT continues to play in the development of Trinidad and Tobago’s energy industry, as it is with its expertise gathered over more than 5 decades in the region, that it has the vital skill set to expand its portfolio to deliver new and significant exploration operations within Trinidad and Tobago.
Whilst BPTT continues to expand its portfolio, it recently announced in September that it would be divesting four of its mature gas assets and undeveloped resources to Perenco Trinidad and Tobago (Perenco T&T). The assets in question are the Immortelle, Flamboyant, Amherstia and Cashima offshore gas fields, including the associated production facilities. The fields are all mature fields that have been in production for many years and produce a total of 30,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day (bopd). The agreement between BPTT and Perenco T&T would see the assets divested to Perenco T&T, with BPTT purchasing the gas
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produced from the fields as it continues to meet its current contractual obligations.
The agreement aims to help BPTT focus on its higher-value assets, whilst it helps Perenco T&T to expand its role across Trinidad and Tobago. This ‘winwin’ agreement was highlighted by David Campbells with, “Divesting these mature assets will high-grade our portfolio in Trinidad and Tobago as we focus on continuing to develop our shallow water gas portfolio and pursuing growth opportunities with both deep water and cross border gas resources. This is part of our mission to accelerate gas production, create value and unlock the energy future of Trinidad and Tobago. Meanwhile, Perenco will be able to apply their mature asset expertise to extend these fields’ producing life and support maximum recovery of resources”. Campbell’s comments here exemplify exactly how BPTT is moving into the next phase of its operations as it aims to focus on its shallow water
developments to accelerate gas production, whilst ensuring that its mature assets continue to bring significant energy development to Trinidad and Tobago under the expertise of mature life assets experts such as Perenco T&T.
What we have seen across all of BPTT’s operations here is a vital shift towards the future of energy development, as it has continued to expand new and vital fields for Trinidad and Tobago to continue pioneering its energy development. However, throughout every aspect of its operations, its commitment to ensuring that its existing portfolio is continually enhanced either under its operation or through strategic partnerships with other energy companies across the region. It is this unification of expertise across the sector, that has positioned BPTT as the leading energy provider in the country for many years.
TotalEnergies EP Uganda
TotalEnergies is a global multi-energy company that produces and markets energy across 130 countries worldwide. The main purpose of TotalEnergies is to provide as many people as possible with affordable, sustainable, reliable, and accessible energy offerings which can lead the energy industry into a future where sustainability inhabits every aspect of the energy sector. As energy demand has grown over the last few decades, TotalEnergies has continued to expand its offering to find ways to meet these needs whilst implementing sustainable infrastructural development in the process. .
Akey area of TotalEnergies’ current development as an integrated and balanced multi-energy company is in Uganda, where the company has been in operation since 1955. The original role of TotalEnergies in Uganda was under TotalEnergies Marketing Uganda Ltd, which is its marketing and services affiliate. This oversees the more than 200 service stations across the country catered towards delivering consumer products. However, it is from this firm foundation in the downstream petroleum market that the global company established the exploration and procurement division of its operations under TotalEnergies EP Uganda (TEPU) which leads its operations towards the development of upstream oil and gas potential for Uganda.
TEPU vitally works with CNOOC Uganda and the Uganda National Oil Company (UNOC) in a joint venture partnership with TotalEnergies holding 56.67% interest, 28.33% to CNOOC and 15% to UNOC. The partnership is focused on developing Uganda’s upstream oil and gas market in the Lake Alberta region, which is known for its rich oil resources. At present, the petroleum resources of Uganda are estimated to be at 6.5 billion barrels of Stock Tank Oil-Initially-In-Place (STOIIP), with between 1.4 and 1.7 billion barrels estimated to be recoverable. Therefore, vital companies such as TotalEnergies, CNOOC and UNOC are working together to bring this potential to life to develop the region’s energy sector towards the future.
A central project under this partnership is the Tilenga Project. Tilenga is located across the Bulisa and Nwoya districts covering 6 fields of operations. Within these fields, the project aims to drill over 400 wells and 31 well pads aiming to produce 190,000 barrels per day (bopd) at its peak. Across the project, there are 6 pumping stations which ensure that this high level of oil production is possible. This
high expected production rate aims to help meet the growing global energy demand, and so the oil produced from the project will be transported to the Port of Tanga in Tanzania via pipeline and can be delivered to international markets.
The East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) is responsible for taking the oil from the Tilenga project to the port in Tanzania where the oil reserves are stored in a terminal ready for loading onto the jetty for distribution to end markets. The pipeline is connected to the central processing facility, flow lines, lake water abstraction facility, and feeder lines, as well as construction camps and support bases. The pipeline is operated by EACOP Ltd. and shareholders TotalEnergies East Africa Midstream has a 63% share, with UNOC, CNOOC and the Tanzania Petroleum Development Corporation (TPDC) having 15%, 8 % and 15% shares respectively. Across the Tilenga project and EACOP, 80,000 jobs have been created with 11,000 direct jobs, many of which are available to those in the local community. Therefore, the pipeline, buried 1,433km between Kabaale and the port, plays a valuable role in
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supporting TotalEnergie’s Tilenga project with a transporting capacity of 216,000 bopd.
However, what underlines all of TotalEnergie’s operations is its commitment to implementing sustainability throughout every aspect of its operations. This is seen across the Tilenga project with TotalEnergies’ implementation of solar panels, as well as the development of community and biodiversity initiatives. These collectively are working to ensure that all of the company’s operations are supporting the future development of Uganda whilst protecting the land as much as possible in
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the process. A key area where this is evident is in Murchison Falls Park where TotalEnergies has set out a strategy for protecting and conserving large parts of the park where its operations interact with it. This focus on protecting the environment is so key to TotalEnergies’ operation in Uganda as the company remains aware of the impact its operations can have on the environment, local communities, and the biodiversity of the land. Therefore, whilst the company is working to enhance the rich deposit potential of the region, it also remains committed to ensuring that every development is made with all of these factors in mind. This was seen with the development of EACOP where the route in which
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it was developed was rigorously reviewed taking environmental, biodiversity and social constraints into consideration. In May, TotalEnergies announced it was in the process of working with the government in Uganda and Tanzania to improve the management of protected areas across the regions whilst working closely in partnership with local communities and conservationists to remain committed to the company’s focus on reducing its impacts as much as possible.
TotalEnergies aims to continue to scale up its conservation activities across the Murchison National Park, by continuing to invest in research and development projects which monitor the specific species within the park. This will be in partnership with the Uganda Wildlife Authority with a joint mission to improve the management of protected areas. A key part of this will be focusing on education, habitat monitoring, and corridor restoration – all of these will be in partnership with Ecotrust and the Communal Land Associations as the company launches the second phase of its corridor restoration program across the Murchison Falls Protected Area.
As we have seen, TotalEnergies is a globally integrated energy company which is promoting the development of the energy industry across the world by implementing vital infrastructure and projects to produce energy for today and for the future. In Uganda, this role is crucial to enhance the rich deposits of the region to bring vital economic development and highlight the country’s role in international markets as a key energy facilitator. However, what remains crucial about every project and development under TotalEnergies is that it ensures the protection and promotion of the local communities and rich biodiversity of each specific region.
SAField (UG) LTD
SAField is a Ugandan industrial work wear and woven fabrics manufacturer dedicated to producing high-quality products, tailored to meet the unique needs of businesses and organizations. Additionally, we are an authorized distributor of safety equipment from our trusted partner, JSP-UK.
Aiming to be a leading manufacturer of industrial work wear, woven fabrics and cooperate uniforms in Uganda and beyond, fostering trade and innovation through sustainable and high-quality products.
At SAField, we are passionate about delivering reliable and affordable products while upholding sustainability at the heart of our operations. As part of our sustainability efforts, we are actively working towards sourcing cotton directly from smallholder farmer organizations, integrating locally grown raw materials into our production processes.
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Singapore Petroleum Company Limited
Singapore Petroleum Company Limited (SPC) is a premium integrated oil and gas company operating across the Asia-Pacific region. The company is a member of PetroChina, one of the largest oil and gas companies in the world, and under its umbrella, SPC has continued to expand its offerings across the oil and gas market. Now as the company moves towards the future, it has grown its presence in the global exploration and production (E&P) sector, having acquired numerous vital assets over the last few years. However, what underpins every operation of SPC is its foundation in marketing, trading, and distribution across the crude oil and refined petroleum product markets.
SPC was founded in 1969 with vital interests in the oil and gas exploration sector, which quickly began marketing oil and gas products. Today, SPC is a household name owning the third largest island-wide retail network of service stations in Singapore which provides downstream petrol for the everyday transportation used by people across Singapore. However, SPC has built a growing presence in the exploration and production (E&P) sector since 2000 and now has a significant portfolio of assets within the upstream oil and gas industry.
SPC’s diversification aimed to create and deliver sustainable future growth for the company utilising its expertise in the downstream markets and bringing this to the upstream sector. Within SPC’s portfolio, there are currently 9 assets in the Asia-Pacific region, 8 of which are Production Sharing Contracts (PSCs) and one exploration permit. Across its entire E&P portfolio, SPC’s operations span across Australia, Cambodia, China, Indonesia and Vietnam. This expansive role highlights its growing presence in the E&P sector within the Asia-Pacific Region.
In addition to this, SPC also has two gas pipelines across the region. The first is the West Natuna Transportation System spanning 654 kilometres from the West Natuna Sea to Singapore. This is the first cross-border sub-sea pipeline for SPC. The second pipeline transmits gas from Indonesia to Singapore across the 468-kilometre Grissik-BatamSingapore Pipeline. The pipeline has significantly developed SPC’s gas development since 2003 when it first commenced operations as part of a 20-year contract between Singapore and Indonesia. This pipeline works alongside the Grissik-Duri pipeline project operated by PT Transportasi Gas Indonesia. These pipelines make up part of the Trans-ASEAN Gas Pipelines (TAGP) network which has continued to be vital in strengthening the ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) member countries’ role in maintaining and developing its role within the energy growth market across the Asia-Pacific region. With the continued development of its pipeline projects, SPC aims to strengthen its alliance across the region and establish itself as a key driver for energy development.
In addition to its E&P assets, SPC is still a key downstream fuel supplier to both domestic and
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commercial markets. Every day SPC supplies bulk automotive diesel oil, marine gas, gasoline, liquid petroleum gas, and asphalt/bitumen to the Singapore market. These fuels are used across the country primarily to power transportation and to supply power stations. However, their application can also be seen across the industrial, construction and manufacturing sectors for both plant and machinery operations. SPC also provides marine gas oil on an ex-wharf basis to barging companies, and on a delivered basis to offshore islands, and also provides asphalt/bitumen to the road building industry.
Currently, SPA is a reputable supplier of bunker fuel to international shipping companies at the Singapore port, and with jet fuel across several international airports in the Asia-Pacific. In fact, SPC has been selling and marketing fuel to the aviation industry in the Asia-Pacific region for more than 40 years. An airport that SPC serves is the Singapore Changi Airport, which is one of the world’s leading air hubs, and so SPC plays a key role in supplying topquality aviation fuels at a competitive rate across the region. Outside of Singapore, SPC also serves jet fuel to more than 30 airlines across Taiwan, Thailand, and Cambodia which take advantage of SPC’s strategically located sales network that can serve international customers well with fuels that meet the necessary fuel specifications.
Across these, the company facilitates downstream petroleum and oil products that provide its customers with ready-to-use products highlighting its reputation and role in the everyday functioning of Singapore’s transportation and aviation industry. However, it also plays a vital role in the refining industry, which has further positioned SPC within the global downstream market. SPC holds a 50% interest in the Singapore Refining Company Private Limited (SRC) which has a capacity of 290,000
barrels of crude oil per day. The refined fuels produced by SRC are traded by SPC throughout its network on both a regional and international scale.
One of the key goals of SPC’s refining operations is to achieve long-term competitiveness. The company aims to achieve this through a range of strategic projects which aim to sustain SRC’s operations. A key project for SRC was the Gasoline Clean Fuels and Cogeneration Plant in 2017, which enhanced the refinery’s capability to produce higher-quality gasoline production whilst achieving energy self-sufficiency.
This focus on sustainability is fundamental to SPC’s operations. It believes that every business decision and operation should always positively contribute to the long-term well-being of the business and the community where SPC operates. These values are something that the company have continued to expand upon, and currently, it is working on implementing cleaner fuels and ensuring that it is caring for the community throughout its operations. With environmental, philanthropic and cultural causes behind its operations, SPC is establishing itself as a leading integrated oil and gas company that is committed to giving back to the environment and its communities to deliver multi-layer economic and social benefits.
Overall, SPC is a vital oil and gas company that is serving both the local and international markets with downstream markets. However, with increasing developments over the last 20 years towards its exploration and production division, the company now has a plethora of vital assets that are delivering significant oil and gas production across the entire Asia-Pacific region. With natural gas playing an increasingly vital role in the region’s energy mix, SPC is continuing to position its operations at the heart of the industry to be a leading integrated oil and gas company for the Asia-Pacific region.
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As the energy demand continues to soar across the globe, companies such as SBM Offshore are working to create new and innovative solutions which hope to make energy more accessible. However, SBM Offshore is doing this by harnessing the ocean to move the world towards a future of renewable energy. SBM Offshore utilises its vast expertise across the sector to bring energy to some of the world’s biggest cities whilst constantly working to protect to planet and its people.
To achieve carbon neutrality across the energy sector, SBM Offshore uses its technological expertise to design, build, install, and operate offshore floating facilities across the worldwide energy industry. According to SBM Offshore, twothirds of the world’s cities are located near a shoreline, therefore the need for energy solutions on coasts has the potential to bring significant local prosperity. However, a key focus for SBM Offshore is harnessing the natural power of the ocean to bring energy to local communities whilst not putting these communities or the environment at significant risk. This attention to protection and energy infrastructure building is what positions SBM Offshore as such a significant player in the future of energy development.
SBM Offshore specialises in a range of offshore deepwater solutions including floating production storage and offloading (FPSO), oil and gas production operations and installation services, offloading terminals, TMS LNG, wave converters and floating offshore wind terminals. It has positioned itself at the top end of the FPSO market and deals with some of the largest and most complex projects in the sector. SBM Offshore focuses on using innovation to deliver high-performance solutions which always aim to meet and exceed its client’s expectations, often going beyond what is available across the market. Its deepwater systems work to tackle unique sets of engineering challenges and make energy infrastructure possible through its comprehensive research and development teams.
A key pioneering strategy of SBM Offshore’s operations is its Fast4Ward program which includes its Multi-Purpose Floater (MPF). The MPF is a generic hull which can accommodate an internal turret, external turret, or spread-mooring solution to facilitate topsides for increased production capacity. The Fast4Ward program has been designed to transform its operations by reducing the cycle time to energy delivery by de-risking projects and improving the quality and safety of its solutions. Therefore, the resulting energy solutions produced by SBM Offshore are paving the way towards future generations of FPSOs across the energy sector.
The Fast4Ward program hopes to add value to its clients’ operations by improving the economics of their deep-water projects which in turn will lower break-evens. To achieve this, SBM Offshore has leveraged its experience by standardising its designs to improve execution of multiple projects which has knock-on benefits across the deepwater
Connecting the future: Cables International leads the global market through innovative cable management
Becoming the world’s leading supplier of specialty cables for the marine and offshore sectors is no mean feat. Yet with more than 50 years of experience, research, and innovation behind them, Cables International have firmly established themselves as global market leaders. Their history, however, is only part of the story. Today, the company’s exceptional range of partnerships has allowed Cables International to continue building momentum: a steadfast customer-centric focus provides a continuous impetus to pioneer new, creative solutions.
One such partnership, namely with the Prysmian Group, has resulted in Cables International’s marketleading offering of offshore cables.
Required to deliver reliability and quality results in the harshest environments, these cable solutions provide high-performance power, instrumentation and control systems. Offshore oil and gas locations all around the world are served from Cables International’s distribution centers in Singapore, Malaysia, China, Australia and Dubai.
Meanwhile, Cables International’s extensive range of cable cleats from industry leaders Ellis Patents has been designed specifically to meet the gruelling needs of the energy sector.
As a matter of course, the design is driven by safety, and the products are measured against stringent quality standards. Designed for heavy-duty use, they can be relied upon consistently in the most testing environments.
While safety and longevity are at the core of Cables International’s entire product offering, these design pillars also support one of their core values – sustainability. The first industrial company in Southeast Asia to achieve carbon neutrality, they are strongly committed to maintaining an environmental focus throughout their business and supporting their customers in their own sustainability goals.
Sustainability, in fact, forms a key part of Cables International’s strategic partnership with SBM Offshore, a global frontrunner in the supply and installation of Floating Production, Storage and Offloading (FPSO) vessels and a pioneer in developing a sustainable and affordable energy source from the world’s oceans. Significant collaborations to date include the supply and installation of cables for the FPSO Almirante Tamandaré, Mero 4 and FPSO One Guyana.
These products provide enhanced protection against the intense forces associated with short circuits, pulling and slamming that are often found in industrial environments. Manufactured from superior metallic and composite materials, the components have international industryappropriate certifications, making them a vital addition to any high-risk, high-load energy installation.
Similarly, through working closely with cable specialists Tecnikabel and APS Finland, Cables International’s portfolio of telecommunications cables now satisfies the widest range of customer requirements and meets or exceeds the strictest international standards. Reliable and longlasting performance is thus a given no matter the conditions.
In addition to offshore cabling solutions and cable cleats, Cables International also provides plugs and sockets, an offering that the company has diversified and honed with expert support from partner Marechal Electric.
A crucial factor in making the collaboration run smoothly has been Cables International’s flagship program, Cable Management Solutions. This service guarantees that a customer’s cables and wiring are carefully devised, exactingly installed, and meticulously overseen, ensuring that every system works at maximum efficiency from day one. The company’s team of experts offers support with every aspect of design, engineering, procurement, installation, and ongoing maintenance for all kinds of cable management systems, providing regular and detailed communication with customers throughout the entire process.
Through their continued focus on developing productive partnerships and anticipating customers’ needs, Cables International have earned their place at the head of the cable industry. With so many changes, developments, and innovations happening throughout the sector, however, they refuse to leave space for complacency. Look out for more exciting news from Cables International in the coming year. www.cablesinternational.com
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solution industry due to their repeatability. In addition to this, SBM Offshore has worked to seamlessly incorporate digital solutions into its offshore solutions, which allows its models to constantly improve their performance whilst also remaining continually optimized for the specific needs of its client’s operations. At present, SBM Offshore has completed the construction of two Fast4Ward hulls with more planned in the future.
In addition to this, SBM Offshore has its Ocean Infrastructure program which delivers value platforms that are safe and sustainable, whilst also creating a more affordable energy solution. This includes a fleet which has been made increasingly efficient by SBM Offshore to lower the carbon footprint of its solutions and produce a leading uptime and safety track record. Therefore, SBM Offshore leads the market with its leased FPS solutions and currently has multiple units in operation across the globe which continue to provide the company with a unique breadth of operations experience across the energy sector.
However, everything that SBM Offshore does is framed by climate change mitigation which can be seen throughout its operations with its strong commitments to net-zero by building facilities and infrastructure in a carbon-reduced way. A key way SBM Offshore does this is through its emissionZERO program which aims, as the name suggests, to
achieve near-zero emissions from its operations. To do this SBM Offshore has set targets in line with the net-zero emission of its key stakeholders and continues to develop products in an emissionreducing way. This is seen in its continued product developments which not only provide a platform for stakeholder engagement but uses the development of its FPSOs to show the energy industry what is possible when strict emission targets are put into place across such a global company. Its Fast4Ward programs are the foundation of this for SBM Offshore.
Furthermore, SBM Offshore remains committed to these carbon-neutral goals through its 3 key strategy pillars of environment, social and governance. As we have seen, in terms of the environment, SBM Offshore is continually investing in energy-efficient technologies whilst also working to bring environmentally friendly solutions to a global market. In addition, the company continues to work closely with its suppliers to encourage innovation and ensure that sustainable solutions encompass its supply chains at every level. We see this in its zero-emission solution for hydrocarbon production which, as the company moves towards the future, is hoped to continue to create value for all of its stakeholders as it leads the market with carbon-zero energy solutions.
Additionally, SBM Offshore fosters a safe and inclusive environment where the people are at the heart of its every function. The company aims to inspire and empower people by focusing on strict guidelines on workplace health, safety and security, community relations, human rights, diversity, and inclusion. It is this keen focus on its people that has earned SBM Offshore global recognition as a responsible corporate citizen. In turn, those who choose to use SMB Offshore as their energy solutions provider, know they are working with a company that has a reliable reputation as a reliable and supportive partner across international markets.
Throughout SBM Offshore there is a strong commitment to achieving high operation performance which focuses on a value-based approach. This approach prioritizes strong leadership, clear decision-making processes, effective communication between management and stakeholders, as well as strong ethics and
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compliance. All of these factors are part of the company’s ongoing commitment to continuous improvement which helps it achieve operational excellence and consistently high-quality solutions. As the company moves towards the future, it has continued to incorporate digitalization into its operations and governance to help it remain ahead of the curve. However, what remains the same about SBM Offshore is its central values of integrity, care, entrepreneurship, and ownership which can be seen throughout every single aspect of its operations.
As SBM Offshore looks towards the future its key focus is on its new-build FPSOs with oil production volumes of up to 250,000 barrels per day which previously was the focus of the Fast4Ward FPSO. The large conversion FPSO with an oil production volume of up to 150,00 barrels per day will rival traditional FPSO markets as it continues to convert oil tankers to FPSOs. Furthermore, SBM Offshore will continue to take a selective approach to market opportunities
with a key focus on the main FPSO markets in Brazil and Guyana where the majority of low breakeven oil-price prospects are concentrated. In addition, SBM Offshore continues to develop its business across the globe which hopes to see up to 35 FPSO projects reach a Final Investment Decision (FID) between 2021 and 2023.
Overall, SBM Offshore continues to strive to keep pushing the boundaries across the energy sector to produce solutions which respect the planet whilst also bringing essential energy infrastructure to coasts across the globe. What separated SMB Offshore from its competitors is it commitment to sharing its experience with the industry to continually deliver safe, sustainable, and affordable energy solutions from the oceans which can provide essential energy for many generations to come. We look forward to seeing how SBM Offshore continues to develop the offshore energy industry and continues to show the industry how crucial sustainability is in the energy sector.
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We continue to successfully complete highly complex and acclaimed infrastructure projects. The challenges are tough and demanding, and we face them with confidence thanks to our leadership, experience and capacity for innovation.
We continue to successfully complete highly complex and acclaimed infrastructure projects.
We continue to successfully complete highly complex and acclaimed infrastructure projects.
The challenges are tough and demanding, and we face them with confidence thanks to our leadership, experience and capacity for innovation.
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