Aminex has issued an update on potential gas resources within its Nyuni Production Sharing Agreement offshore Tanzania.
Offshore staff
LONDON – Aminex has issued an update on potential gas resources within its Nyuni Production Sharing Agreement offshore Tanzania.
Isis Petroleum Consultants performed an independent study for Aminex’s wholly-owned subsidiary Ndovu Resources. The report assesses contingent gas resources from the two wells drilled on two separate accumulations at 278 bcf in-place on a P.mean basis.
Independently assessed “prospective resources” at Nyuni: Hydrocarbons independently mapped from seismic but not yet drilled - amount to 2.548 tcf from three separate prospect areas on the license.
Ndovu holds a 50% interest in the PSA, which will rise to 65% under a farm-in agreement once the Nyuni-2 exploration well has been drilled. This well, due to spud in April, aims to test a large prospect underlying Nyuni Island in the northeast of the concession.
