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WORLDWIDE GASPROCESSING

US MIDSTREAM

UPDATE

US SHALE RESPONDS TO PRICE DROP

OHIO WEIGHS COSTS, CALCULATIONS

PRICE DROP TO SLOW MIDSTREAM GROW

TURKISH STREAM EMPOWERS RUSSIA

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US GAS PROCESSING TRENDS

Bcfdormilliongpd

90

85

80

75

70

65

60

55

50

45

2007 2008 2009 2010

NGL production, gpd1

Gas throughput, bcfd2

Gas processing capacity, bcfd2

2011 2012 2013 2014 22006

CONTENTSJune 1, 2015 Volume 113.6

REGULAR FEATURES

NEWSLETTER8

LETTERS/CALENDAR 18

JOURNALLY SPEAKING 22

EDITORIAL 24

STATISTICS 100

MARKET CONNECTION 103

ADVERTISERS INDEX 107

EDITORS PERSPECTIVE/

WATCHING GOVERNMENT 108

P1

58

SPECIAL REPORT

WORLDWIDE GAS PROCESSING

COVERExpansion is under wayat Aux Sable LiquidProducts LPs Channahon, Ill., extraction

and fractionation plant; two demethanizer

towers appear at the right of the photo.

To be completed next year, the $130-mil-

lion project will expand plant capacity to

131,500 b/d from the current 107,000 b/d.

More on global gas processing is available

in Oil & Gas Journals annual Worldwide

Gas Processing report that begins on p.

58. Photo from Aux Sable Liquid Products,

Calgary.

Despite downturn, US, Canada shales drive gasproduction, processing growthWarren R. True

58

GENERAL INTEREST

Mexican opportunitiesinclude corruptionas well as businessArnold Spencer

26

Iran faces hurdleshiking oil productionwhen sanctions liftedSara Vakhshouri

30

La Jolla Conference:Mexican energyreform a telenovela,panelist saysMatt Zborowski

32

La Jolla Conference:Industry panel bullishon oil prices, but sees

more suffering to comeMatt Zborowski

35

La Jolla Conference:Regulations stillconstrainingunconventional energydevelopmentMatt Zborowski

36

Bill is wrong way to speedgas pipeline approvals,

House panel toldNick Snow

37

FWS, NMFS proposechanges for seekingendangered specieslistingsNick Snow

38

FWS mulling steps

to curb migratory birddeaths at oil and gas sitesNick Snow

39

EIA: US natural gas netimports lowest since 198740

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FIG. 1

Source: Baker Hughes Inc., EIA

PRODUCTION, US GAS RIGS

Dry gas

Rigs

Henry Hub

1

1

3

5

7

9

11

13

15

0

500

1,000

1,500

2,000

2,500

Production,

bcf/

month

$/MMbtu

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

42 Source: US Energy Information Administration

US CRUDE OIL PRODUCTION: SELECTED STATES

Tex.-NM N. Dakota Okla. Colo.-Wyo.6

5

4

3

2

1

0

Volumes,millionb/d

Qtr. 1 Qtr. 2 Qtr. 3 Qtr. 4 Qtr. 1 Qtr. 22013

TURKISH STREAM

Chisinau

ROMANIA

MOLDOVA

UKRAINE

RUSSIA

BULGARIA

Sea of Azov

Black Sea

Russkaya CS

Bucharest

Anapa

7

8

T E C H N O L O G Y . . .

FIG. 1EASTERN OHIO UTICA SHALE PLAYS

CrawfordAshtabula

Erie

Mercer

Bu

tle

r

Allegheny

Beaver

Monroe

Ottawa

Sandusky

Wyandot Crawford

Morrow

Delaware

Franklin

i

Union

Richland

Seneca

Wood

Marion

Licking

Knox

StarkWayne

Summit

Portage

Lake

Geauga

Ashland

Columbiana

LawrenceMahoning

Trumbull

Huron

Blackoil

Wet DryVolatile/

light

Erie Lorain

Lake Superior

Medina

Cuyahoga

Holmes

Coshocton

Guernsey

Harrison

Carroll

Jefferson

Washington

Tuscarawas

Ohio

Belmont

Brooke

49

TRANSPORTATION

Turkish Streamoffers Russia increasedexport controlElmar Baghirov

86

Study links iron sulfideto MEG column burpinD.R. Babu

M. HosseinzadehH. Akbary

92

PROCESSING

Despite downturn,US, Canada shalesdrive gas production,processing growthWarren R. True

58

FOURTH-QUARTER2014 FIRST-QUARTER

2015: Oil price collapsewill slow midstreamsgrowthDan Lippe

78

Nelson-Farrar Monthlycost indexesGary Farrar

83

DRILLING&PRODUCTION

Ohio weighs post-production costs,royalty calculationsGreg Russell

Pete Lusenhop

Steven Chang

49

Study finds Marcellus

NORM exposurerisks lowTarek Saba

55

EXPLORATION&DEVELOPMENT

US unconventionaloil responds tolow-price environmentGabe Collins

42

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OGJInternational Newsfor oil and gas professionals

For up-to-the-minute newsvisit www.ogjonline.com

8 Oil & Gas Journ

June 1, 2015

GENERAL INTEREST QUICK TAKES

Texas governor signs bill to halt fracturing bansTexas Gov. Greg Abbott signed a bill to prevent municipalities

from banning hydraulic fracturing in a move that was expected

after the city of Denton last year approved a referendum to pro-

hibit fracturing in its city limits.

The law does allow cities to regulate above-ground activity,such as drilling setbacks, but it leaves jurisdiction of under-

ground activity up to state regulators.

In 2014, the Texas General Land Office and the Texas Oil & Gas

Association sued the city of Denton over its ordinance banning hy-

draulic fracturing in the city limits. Those lawsuits remain pending.

Denton, which sits atop the Barnett shale, became the first

Texas city to ban hydraulic fracturing.

NWT shales survey points to multibillion-barrel OIPAn estimated 145 billion bbl of oil in place are in the Canol

shale in Canadas Northwest Territories, while the thinner Blue-

fish shale could contain 45 billion bbl in place, Canadas Na-tional Energy Board and Northwest Territories jointly said on

May 22 in the first government assessment of the formations

resource potential.

They emphasized that the amount of recoverable oil was not

estimated because well test results are not publicly available

yet, and its still not certain whether the shales are capable of

production. However, if only 1% of the Canol shales in-place

resource was recovered, it would represent a 1.45 billion bbl

marketable resource, they added.

The shales extend along the McKenzie Plain between the

McKenzie and Franklin Mountains. The plain is part of the

Mackenzie Arc exploration region, which is within the North-ern Canadian Mainland Sedimentary Basin, NEB said.

It said the oil and gas industry has recently been targeting

the Canol shale: 14 exploration licenses have been granted

there since 2010-11 for a total of $627.5 million (Can.) in work-

bid commitments. Seven exploration wells have been drilled

since 2012, it added.

Oil in place volumes were calculated using a probability

model that recently was used to assess volumes in British Co-

lumbias Montney formation and Saskatchewans Bakken for-

mation, NEB said.

The closest available comparison in the Canol shales reco

erability is the Permian basin of Texas, where operators repo

expected recovery factors around 3%, it indicated.

Large areas of the Canol shale are at much shallower depth

than these other shale oil prospects, and the lower pressur

might make oil recovery more difficult, it cautioned. If it is po

sible to recover 3% of whats believed to be there, however, th

Canol could produce 4.35 billion bbl, NEB said.

Alfa, Harbour to acquire Pacific Rubiales for $1.7 billionMexican multinational conglomerate Alfa SAB de CV and Bri

ish energy firm Harbour Energy Ltd. have collaborated to a

quire the stock of Pacific Rubiales Energy Corp., Toronto, n

already owned by Alfa in a deal valued at about $1.7 billion

excluding debt. Pacific Rubiales is the largest independent o

and gas producer in Latin America; its shares are also listed

Colombia.

The deal, which is expected to close in this years third qua

ter, has been approved by Pacific Rubiales board.

Alfa, which already holds 18.95% stake in Pacific Rubialehas businesses in oil and gas, branded foods, aluminum au

components, petrochemicals, information technology, and tel

communications services.

Harbour Energy is an energy investment company he

jointly by US private equity firm EIG Global Energy Partne

and Asian commodity trader Noble Group Ltd.

Magnum Hunter selling noncore Utica acreageMagnum Hunter Resources Corp., Dallas said its wholly owne

subsidiary Triad Hunter LLC has signed a definitive agreeme

to sell certain noncore undeveloped Utica leasehold acreage

West Virginia for $40.8 million to an undisclosed independeproducer.

The assets involve 5,210 net acres in Tyler County, W.V

The transaction was scheduled to close May 28, subject to cu

tomary closing conditions.

Gary C. Evans, Magnum Hunter chairman and chief exec

tive officer, said May 26 that the properties were not in Ma

num Hunters long-term drilling plan. The sale represented le

than 3% of Magnum Hunters total 210,000 net acres in leas

in the Marcellus and Utica.

Additionally, with lease expirations on the horizon on

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May 22May 20 May 21 May 25 1 May 26

May 22May 20 May 21 May 25 1 May 26

May 22May 20 May 21 May 25 1 May 26

May 22May 20 May 21 May 25 1 May 26

May 22May 20 May 21 May 25 1 May 26

May 221May 201 May 211 May 251 May 261

WTI CUSHING/BRENT SPOT

$/bbl

69.00

67.00

65.00

63.00

61.00

59.00

57.00

55.00

NYMEX NATURAL GAS/SPOT GAS - HENRY HUB

ICE GAS OIL/NYMEX HEATING OIL

NYMEX GASOLINE (RBOB)2/NY SPOT GASOLINE3

ICE BRENT/NYMEX LIGHT SWEET CRUDE

PROPANE - MT. BELVIEU/BUTANE - MT. BELVIEU

/gal

198.00

196.00

194.00

192.00

190.00188.00

186.00

184.00

/gal

58.00

56.00

54.00

52.00

45.00

43.00

41.00

39.00

/gal

302.00

300.00

208.00

206.00

204.00

202.00

200.00

198.00

3.0202.990

2.960

2.930

2.900

2.870

2.840

2.810

1Not available 2Reformulated gasoline blendstock for oxygen blending3Nonoxygenated regular unleaded

$/MMbtu

$/bbl

69.00

67.00

65.00

63.00

61.00

59.00

57.00

55.00

May 14 Jun. 14 Jul. 14 Jan. 15 Mar. 15 Feb. 15Mar. 14 Apr. 15Apr. 14 Oct. 14 Dec. 14 Nov. 14Aug. 14 Sept. 14

1,100

800

2,000

1,700

1,400

250

350

650

50

BAKER HUGHES INTERNATIONA L RIG COUNT: TOTAL WORLD/ TOTAL ONSHORE/ TOTAL OFFSHOR

3,900

3,600

3,300

3,000

2,700

2,400

2,100

1,800

600

300

0

2,268

1,933

335

BAKER HUGHES RIG COUNT: US/ CANADA

Note: Monthly average count

72

88 5

4/17/154/17/155/2/145/2/14 5/16/145/16/143/7/143/7/14

3/28/143/28/14

4/4/144/4/14

4/11/144/11/14 4/25/144/25/14 4/24/15 4/24/155/9/145/9/143/14/143/14/14

3/21/143/21/14

4/10/15 5/8/15 5/23/14 5/22/153/13/15 3/27/15

4/18/14 5/1/15 5/15/15 3/6/15 3/20/15 4/3/15

154

1,857

US INDUSTRY SCOREBOARD 6/1

Motor gasoline 9,042 8,944 1.1 8,870 8,596 3.2Distillate 4,139 4,074 1.6 4,062 3,870 5.0Jet fuel 1,569 1,473 6.5 1,531 1,409 8.7Residual 274 285 (3.9) 207 255 (18.8)

Other products 4,641 4,150 11.8 4,816 4,574 5.3TOTAL PRODUCT SUPPLIED 19,665 18,926 3.9 19,486 18,704 4.2Supply, 1,000 b/d

Crude production 9,345 8,391 11.4 9,315 8,207 13.5NGL production2 3,070 2,673 14.9 3,079 2,670 15.3Crude imports 7,017 6,991 0.4 7,301 7,340 (0.5)Product imports 2,171 2,056 5.6 2,067 1,832 12.8Other supply2 3 2,096 2,309 (9.2) 2,369 2,237 5.9TOTAL SUPPLY 23,699 22,420 5.7 24,131 22,286 8.3Net product imports (1,345) (949) (1,602) (1,681)

Refining, 1,000 b/d

Crude runs to stills 16,157 15,956 1.3 15,706 15,476 1.5Input to crude stills 16,448 16,213 1.5 16,021 15,794 1.4% utilization 92.0 90.4 89.8 88.1

4 wk. 4 wk. avg. Change, YTD YTD avg. ChangeLatest week 5/15 average year ago1 % average1 year ago1 %

Product supplied, 1,000 b/d

Latest Previous Same week ChangeLatest week 5/15 week week1 Change year ago1 Change %

Stocks, 1,000 bbl

Crude oil 482,165 484,839 (2,674) 391,297 90,868 23.2Motor gasoline 223,936 226,710 (2,774) 213,378 10,558 4.9Distillate 127,724 128,270 (546) 116,277 11,447 9.8Jet fuelkerosine 37,110 37,120 (10) 38,883 (1,773) (4.6)Residual 40,236 39,112 1,124 36,869 3,367 9.1

Stock cover (days)4 Change, % Change, %

Crude 29.8 30.1 24.7 20.6Motor gasoline 24.8 25.1 (1.2) 23.9 3.8Distillate 30.9 31.6 (2.2) 28.5 8.4Propane 76.1 72.9 4.4 46.0 65.4

Futures prices55/22 Change Change %

Light sweet crude ($/bbl) 59.22 60.01 (0.8) 101.64 (42.42) (41.7)Natural gas, $/MMbtu 2.94 2.93 0.0 4.41 (1.47) (33.3)

1

Based on revised figures.

2

OGJ estimates.

3

Includes other liquids, refinery processing gain, and unaccounted for crude oil.

4

Stocksdivided by average daily product supplied for the prior 4 weeks. 5Weekly average of daily closing futures prices.Source: Energy Information Administration, Wall Street Journal

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large portion of this acreage position, it made sense to sell these

properties now to an industry competitor that already owns

adjacent leases, Evans said.

API-Ohio runs ads against proposed state severance taxThe American Petroleum Institute launched a series of radio

ads in Ohio urging people to call their state senators in opposi-

tion of any additional taxes on the oil and gas industry, saidChris Zeigler, API-Ohio executive director.

An increased severance tax on horizontal drilling and hy-

draulic fracturing was expected to be included in a Senate ver-

sion of a budget bill for Ohio.

Ohio Gov. John Kasich proposed a 6.5% tax on oil and gas

sold at the wellhead and a 4.5% rate on natural gas liquids. The

Ohio House of Representatives pulled the severance tax pro-

posal out of the budget.

A budget measure is in a Senate committee now, and if au-

thorized, could progress to a conference committee around

June 15, Zeigler said.

Right now, the industry is going through a downturn, Zei-gler said. Why would we want to add costs through more taxa-

tion on an industry that is just trying to weather the storm at

this point?

EXPLORATION & DEVELOPMENT QUICK TAKES

BLM seeks comments on Atchee area projectThe US Bureau of Land Management is seeking public com-

ments on Rosewood Resources Inc.s proposal to develop an oil

and natural gas field in the Atchee area 40 miles south of Ver-

nal, Utah.

The privately held Dallas independent plans to develop gason 11,109 acres, 10,240 of which are BLM-administered, 640 of

which are state-managed, and 49 of which are privately owned,

BLMs Vernal field office said in a May 11 notice. Written com-

ments will be accepted until June 10.

BLM said Rosewood plans to directionally drill 151 wells

from 38 existing and 30 new well pads. Proposed activity also

includes 7.5 miles of new road, up to 15 miles of new or replace-

ment surface gas and water lines, and construction of three to

nine new compressor stations and expansion of three existing

compressor stations.

Rosewood proposes to drill 8-20 wells/year over the next

8-20 years until the resource base is fully developed, BLMsaid.

Australia releases 29 areas for offshore explorationThe Australian government has released a total of 29 areas for

bidding in the 2015 offshore acreage release across eight ba-

sins in the Northern Territory, Ashmore Cartier Islands region,

Western Australia, South Australia, Victoria, and Tasmania.

Twenty-three areas are available for work program bidding

and six are available for cash bidding. Another three areas in

the offshore Western Australia and Ashmore Cartier areas are

re-released from the 2014 program as they garnered no bid

last year.

Bidding will close for the first 12 blocks by Oct. 29. The cas

bid blocks will close on Feb. 4, 2016. The second round of 1

blocks will close in April 2016.

Most notable of the cash bid areas are W15-1 and NT15-

in the Bonaparte basin that contain the small Turtle oil an

gas field and the small Barnett oil field. These were previousheld by Tangier Petroleum, which defined a number of larg

targets, but was unable to meet work commitments. Tangie

was stripped of these areas in 2013.

First round work program areas include an area also in th

Bonaparte basin in the vicinity of the Petrel, Tern, Frigate, Pe

guin, and Blacktip gas fields.

Other areas are near the Bayu-Undan gas field and the Cas

Maple gas fields in the Timor Sea.

Of equal interest is a block in the frontier Rowley Sub-bas

of the Roebuck basin northwest of the recent Phoenix South

oil find.

Other frontier blocks are in the Ceduna sub-basin of thBight basin in South Australia, the Nelson Sub-basin of the O

way basin of Victoria and Tasmania, and the Sorrel basin o

western Tasmania.

CNOOC makes oil find in eastern South China SeaCNOOC Ltd. has made a midsized oil discovery in the Liuhu

20-2 structure in the Northern Slope Belt of the Baiyun Sa

which lies in the Pearl River Mouth basin of the South Chin

Sea.

Discovery well LH20-2-1 was drilled and completed at

depth of 2,970 m in 390 m of water, encountering oil pay zon

with a total thickness of 35.2 m. The well tested at 8,000 b/with a crude density of 0.75.

CNOOC says exploration of Liuhua 20-2 has further prove

the huge exploration potential of Baiyun Sag, which is e

pected to become the new reserves growth area for deepwat

crude exploration in the South China Sea.

Eni makes another Area D strike offshore LibyaEni SPA estimates a natural gas and condensate discovery we

in the Bouri North prospect offshore Libya can flow more tha

3,000 boe/d when configured for production.

The well, A1-1/1, flowed during a production test at a

equipment-constrained rate of 1,340 boe/d through a 64/64-ichoke from the Eocene Metlaoui Group.

The well is in 125 m of water in Area D, 140 km from th

coast and 20 km north of giant Bouri oil field.

Earlier this year, Eni tested gas and condensate in anoth

Area D exploratory well, B1-16/4 (OGJ Online, Mar. 16, 2015

Eni North Africa BV operates Area D with 100% workin

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DRILLING & PRODUCTION QUICK TAKES

Total reports 2 billion bbl output from Block 17Total SA has reached cumulative production of 2 billion bbl

from its deepwater Block 17, 150 km offshore Angola.

The recent startup of the CLOV fieldsCravo, Lirio, Orqui-

dea, and Violetamakes Block 17 the companys most prolific

site, with production of more than 700,000 b/d (OGJ Online,June 12, 2014). Total operates four floating production, storage,

and offloading units on major production zones Girassol, Dalia,

Pazf lor, and CLOV.

Block 17 is a global benchmark in the deep offshore and

represents a unique industrial adventure, with 15 discover-

ies and a very high level of production, commented Arnaud

Breuillac, Total exploration and production president. He add-

ed that the company is transferring its expertise to areas such

as Libra field offshore Brazil and the Laggan-Tormore project

offshore the UK.

Total operates Block 17 with 40% interest alongside Statoil

ASA 23.33%, Esso Exploration Angola Block 17 Ltd. 20%, andBP Exploration Angola Ltd. 16.67%. Angolas state-owned So-

nangol is the concessionaire of the license.

Total, whose presence in Angola dates back more than 60

years, reported equity production of 200,000 boe/d in 2014,

essentially from Blocks 17, 0, and 14.

The company also operates with 30% interest the ultradeep-

water offshore Kaombo development on Block 32. A final in-

vestment decision was made in 2014 to develop Kaombos es-

timated reserves of 650 million bbl via two converted FPSOs

with a total production capacity of 230,000 b/d (OGJ Online,

Apr. 14, 2014).

Moodys Investors Service last year predicted that Angolawill produce 2.1-2.2 million b/d of crude oil by 2016 (OGJ On-

line, Aug. 20, 2014).

Husky begins steam operations at Rush LakeHusky Energy Inc. has started commercial steam operations

at the 10,000-b/d Rush Lake heavy oil thermal project in Sas-

katchewan (OGJ Online, Dec. 12, 2014).

Rush Lake is the latest in a series of long-life, low-sustain-

ing capital thermal projects we are advancing in our heavy oil

business, said Asim Ghosh, chief executive officer. Five years

ago, we had two heavy oil thermal projects in production and

by the end of 2016, we will have 10 projects onstream.Current production from Huskys thermal projects is about

44,000 b/d. Husky expects to add another 34,500 b/d over the

next 18 months.

Rush Lake, which began steam operations about 8 weeks

ahead of schedule, is expected to ramp up to full production in

a short time period, the company said. The 10,000-b/d Edam

East project is scheduled to come on stream in third-quarter

2016, followed by the 4,500-b/d Edam West and the 10,000-

b/d Vawn projects, both in the fourth quarter.

Husky said the projects use proven thermal technologies

and modular, repeatable construction templates to access heav

oil deposits in the Lloydminster region, offering good return

even in a low-price environment (OGJ Online, May 6, 2015).

Petronas starts production from Bukit Tua fieldPetronas reported startup of production from Bukit Tua fiel

and expects peak production to reach 20,000 b/d and 5

MMscfd (OGJ Online, Dec. 17, 2013).In its initial production phase, rates are expected to be 3,70

b/d and 2 MMscfd.

The field lies on Ketapang block about 110 km offshore Ea

Java. Petronas said gas will be transported through a subs

pipeline to an onshore receiving facility in Gresik, East Jav

while oil will be offloaded to carriers for export from the Rat

Nusantara floating production, storage, and offloading facility

Ketapang block is operated and 80% owned by PC Ketapan

II Ltd., the Indonesian subsidiary of Malaysias Petronas. Th

remaining 20% is held by state-owned Perusahaan Gas Nega

through subsidiary PT Saka Ketapang Perdana.

Fire causes Cenovus to shutter Foster Creek facilitiesCenovus Energy Inc. halted production on May 23 from its Fo

ter Creek oil sands and Athabasca natural gas operations as

precaution due to a forest fire about 25 km south on the Co

Lake Air Weapons Range (CLAWR) in northeastern Alberta.

The company says its decision to evacuate 1,800 people o

the site and shutter production was primarily made because

the fires proximity to the only access road to the facilities. N

damage to Foster Creek system has been reported.

The restart of the facility will entirely depend on the statu

of the forest fire, Cenovus says. Once the fire is under contr

and it is deemed safe to return to the site, operations will rsume as soon as possible.

Foster Creek, which is jointly owned with ConocoPhillip

has gross production of 135,000 b/d, of which 67,500 b/d

net to Cenovus. Total net oil production across all of Cen

vus assets averaged about 218,000 b/d in the first quarter. Th

Athabasca natural gas operation currently produces about 2

MMcfd of gas, most of which is used as fuel for Foster Creek.

The company previously reported plans to invest $700-75

million for expansions at Foster Creek (OGJ Online, Dec. 1

2014). Phase G expansion as of January was about two-third

complete (OGJ Online, Sept. 19, 2014).

PROCESSING QUICK TAKES

Victoria unit buys gas plant in CameroonVictoria Oil & Gas PLC, London, said a wholly owned subsi

iary has completed the $2.578-million purchase of a natur

gas processing plant at Logbaba gas field in Douala, Cameroo

from Expro Worldwide BV (OGJ Online, Oct. 30, 2013).

The plant handles production by the subsidiary, Gaz d

Cameroun SA (GDC), which owns 60% of the Logbaba Projec

RSM Production Corp., an affiliate of Grynberg Petroleum Co

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Denver, holds a 40% participating interest.

The project supplies condensate to a refinery and dry natu-

ral gas through a 33-km pipeline network to an electric utility

and industrial customers in Douala.

In a financial report last November, Victoria said it expected

Logbaba production to average about 10.4 MMscfd in 2015. Ac-

cording to the company, Logbaba field, which has two wells,

can produce 20 MMscfd.

Lukoil commissions new plant at Bulgarian refineryLukoil Neftochim Burgas AD, a subsidiary of Russias OAO Lu-

koil, has commissioned a heavy-residue hydrocracking com-

plex at its 9.8 million-tonne/year refinery in Burgas, Bulgaria,

along the Black Sea.

The new complex, which consists of a 2.5 million-tpy re-

sidual asphalt hydrocracking unit and a number of auxiliary

units, began operations on May 20, Lukoil said.

In addition to reducing emissions of greenhouse gases, the

new processing complex will contribute to an increase in the

refinerys production of light fuels as well as an improvement inoverall energy efficiency at the site, the company said.

With star t-up of the new complex, which will produce Euro

5-compliant fuel gas, gasoline, diesel, and vacuum gas oil, the

Burgas refinery is anticipated to reach a refining depth of 90%,

Lukoil said.

The $1.5 billion complex includes a sulfur recovery unit that

was completed during 2014, according to a March report to in-

vestors.

Lukoil, which in 2012 let a turkey project-implementation

contract for the hydrocracking plant to Technip, initially

planned to commission the complex in January 2015, the com-

pany said in a release on Jan. 25, 2012.

TRANSPORTATION

QUICK TAKES

QCLNG begins commercial operationsBG Group subsidiary QGC has taken operational control of

Train 1 at its Queensland Curtis LNG (QCLNG) plant from

Bechtel Australia, which built it. BG Groups Train 1 equity

partner, China National Offshore Oil Co. (CNOOC), also ap-

proved sale of the QCLNG natural gas pipeline to APA Group,

satisfying the last of the transactions preconditions. The sale

should be finalized this quarter.

The transfer of operational control of Train 1 marks the startof commercial operations at QCLNG. First production from

Train 1 occurred in December, with 16 cargoes shipped to date.

QCLNGs Train 2 is under construction and is expected to start

operations next quarter (OGJ Online, Dec. 31, 2014).

BG holds roughly 74% equity interest in the upstream re-

source and related infrastructure supplying QCLNG and 100%

of the projects Curtis Island plant (including LNG storage

tanks and jetty).

BG agreed last year to sell its 100% equity interest in the 540-

km pipeline to APA for $4.5-5 billion (OGJ Online, Dec. 10, 2014).

Cheniere reaches FID for Corpus Christi projectCheniere Energy Inc. has made a final investment decisio

(FID) for its liquefaction project near Corpus Christi, Tex., an

has issued a notice to proceed to Bechtel Oil, Gas & Chemica

Inc. for construction of the first two liquefaction trains (OG

Online, Jan. 2, 2015).

The news comes on the heels of the US Department of En

ergy issuing final authorization for the project to export dometically produced LNG to countries without a Free Trade Agre

ment with the US. The project is authorized to export LNG u

to the equivalent of 2.1 bcfd of natural gas for a period of 2

years.

The liquefaction project is designed for as many as thr

trains with expected aggregate nominal production capacity

13.5 million tonnes/year, three LNG storage tanks with capa

ity of 10.1 bcf of gas equivalent, two LNG carrier docks, and

22-mile, 48-in. gas supply pipeline. The first train is expecte

to start operations as early as 2018, with the second train ex

pected to start up 6-9 months later.

Total project costs of $11.5 billion for the first two traintwo LNG storage tanks, one dock, and the gas supply pipelin

will be funded with $3.1 billion of project equity and $8.4 bi

lion of debt. Corpus Christi Holdings LLC, a wholly owne

subsidiary of Cheniere, has closed on its previously reporte

credit facility for the first two trains totaling $8.4 billion.

Including our LNG export facility at Sabine Pass, we no

have six trains under construction, with f irst LNG expected

Sabine Pass from Train 1 by yearend, said Charif Souki, Ch

niere chairman and chief executive officer.

Rio Grande LNG project advances with FEED agreemen

NextDecade LLC, The Woodlands, Tex., has signed an agrement with CB&I for the front-end engineering design (FEED

and engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) term

related to the Rio Grande LNG export project in Brownsvill

Tex. This agreement follows NextDecades applying for and a

ceptance into the FERC pre-filing process in late March (OG

Online, Mar. 25, 2015).

The scope of the FEED-EPC agreement covers all desig

and engineering activities required for the full FERC permi

ting process, as well as for the parties to prepare the procur

ment of equipment until the point of the final investment d

cision (FID). This will be possible once the FERC and relate

permitting agencies have given full authorization to construcexpected in 2017, NextDecade said.

Rio Grande LNG, a wholly owned subsidiary of NextD

cade, is a land-based LNG export project on a 1,000-acre si

along the Brownsville Shipping Channel in Brownsville, Te

The project includes plans for as many as 6 liquefaction train

each with a 4.5 million tonne/year nominal output capacity.

The 140-mile proposed Rio Bravo Pipeline will supply th

plant connecting it to the Agua Dulce natural gas market hub

The company expects to make an FID on the Rio Grande

$8-billion Phase 1 in 2017, pending regulatory approvals.

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andgas-liquid-solid-re-

SPE European Forma-

tion Damage Confer-

ence, Budapest, web

site: www.spe.org/

events/efdc/2015/ 3-5.

OGIS Toronto, Toronto,

web site: www.ipaa.org/

meetings-events/event-

details/ 4.

Iraq Petroleum 2015,

London, web site:

www.cwciraqpetro-

leum.com/ 8-10.

Pipeline Technology

Conference, Berlin,

web site: www.pipeline-

conference.com/ 8-10.

Annual Floating LNG

Conference, Lon-don, web site: www.

icbievents.com/event/

flngconference/high-

lights 8-11.

SPE London Annual

Conference, London,

web site: www.spe.

org/ events/lond/2015/

9-10.

WRA Global Petro-

chemicals Conference,

Dusseldorf, web site:www.wraconferences.

com/event/global-

petrochemicals-confer-

ence 9-11.

SPE Canada Heavy

Oil Technical Confer-

ence, Calgary, web site:

www.spe.org/events/

choc/2015/ 9-11.

EnerComs London

Oil & Gas Conference,

London, web site:

www.enercominc.

com/the-london-oil-

and-gas-conference

10-11.

Louisiana Energy Con-

ference, New Orleans,

web site: www.louisi-

anaenergyconference.

com10-12.

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a change in previously

published information.

JUNE 2015

Annual Offshore

Production Technology

Summit, London, web site:

offshore-summit.com 1-2.

Annual International

Operating Conference &

Trade Show, Houston,

web site: www.ilta.

org/CalendarofEvents/

AOCTS/2015/2015info.

htm 1-3.

EAGE Conference &Exhibition 2015, Madrid,

web site: www.eage.

org/ 1-4.

SPE EUROPEC Confer-

ence, Madrid, web site:

www.spe.org/events/

euro/2015/ 1-4.

World Gas Conference

& Exhibition, Paris, web

site: www.wgc2015.

org 1-5.

SPE Well Integrity

Symposium, Galves-

ton, Tex., web site:

www.spe.org/events/

wis/2015/ 2-3.

TIA 2015 Network of

the Future Conference,

Dallas, web site: www.

tia2015.org/ 2-4.

Asian Oil, Gas & Pet-

rochemical Engineer-

ing Exhibition, Kuala

Lumpur, web site:

www.oilandgas-asia.

com 2-4.

Caspian International-

Oil & Gas Conference,

Baku, web site: www.

oilgas-events.com/

Findan-Event/Caspian-

OGConference 3-4.

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