Talk:Oil megaprojects/2008

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Contents 1 2008 Revisions 1.1 Amatitlan (Chicontepec) 1.2 Cold Lake, Wolf Lake & Primrose CSS 9140 1.3 Angola Block 31S 1.4 Kuwait GC 24 Sabriya rebuild

[edit] 2008 Revisions

I'm currently revising all the top table entries.

[edit] Amatitlan (Chicontepec)

in this report (page 16) they are saying 393 in 2029! It corresponds to a linear addition of 17 kbpd per year for 20 years! Sfoucher (talk) 15:59, 13 December 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Cold Lake, Wolf Lake & Primrose CSS 9140

240 kbpd added between 2008 and 2018 but I will split in several phases as soon as I have the information.

[edit] Angola Block 31S

I checked the reference and it is said to come online 2010-2012 (source from last year) so we should consider moving it.

Done - moved to 2012 --Tonyeriksen (talk) 00:31, 1 January 2008 (UTC)

[edit] Kuwait GC 24 Sabriya rebuild

GC 24 is already in Year 2010, so I deleted GC 24 for Year 2008

I realise that OPEC's "official" source says 2008, 160 kbd for GC 24 http://www.opec.org/home/PowerPoint/Supply%20and%20Capacity/upstream%20projects/upkuwait.htm

However, GC 24 will probably start, at the earliest, in 2010 from these sources

http://www.ameinfo.com/133504.html October 1, 2007 "South Korea's SK Engineering and Construction is to begin constructing oil gathering centre 24 this month at the Sabriya oil field in northern Kuwait, according to the Arabic Al Rai daily and cited by Reuters. The deal is thought to be worth around $1bn."

http://uk.reuters.com/article/oilRpt/idUKL2617570820070326 March 26, 2007 Reuters says that SK Engineering signed the GC 24 construction contract on Mar 26, 2007 and it will take three and a half years to build. Three and half years from March 26, 2007 is late 2010 which should correspond to first oil from GC 24. --Tonyeriksen (talk) 03:32, 14 December 2007 (UTC)