taqa bratani building on maturity a case study for the
play

TAQA Bratani Building on maturity A case study for the UKCS Rob - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

TAQA Bratani Building on maturity A case study for the UKCS Rob Kuyper, Development manager, TAQA Bratani Bratani Maximise Production Exploration Third Party Business Acquisitions Presentation messages Still significant volumes left


  1. TAQA Bratani – Building on maturity A case study for the UKCS Rob Kuyper, Development manager, TAQA Bratani

  2. Bratani Maximise Production Exploration Third Party Business Acquisitions Presentation messages • Still significant volumes left in UKCS reservoirs ‒ Infill drilling, discoveries, near-field potential, yet-to-find ‒ infrastructure timeline does not allow delay in development • “Just do it!” ‒ opportunities get smaller ‒ remaining opportunities need swift decisions and nimble organisations • Back to basics ‒ developing mature/ small fields needs old fashioned quality thinking to ensure profitability CASE STUDY: TAQA BRATANI

  3. Bratani Maximise Production Exploration Third Party Business Acquisitions Abu Dhabi National Energy Company PJSC (TAQA) • 72.5% Government owned • Listed on ADX • USD 31.6 billion asset base • Strategic focus on ‒ Oil & Gas - 135 MMBOE/D ‒ Power & Water - 6th largest independent power producer in the world • Geographically diversified

  4. Bratani Maximise Production Exploration Third Party Business Acquisitions TAQA Bratani • Operated (100%) - North Cormorant - South Cormorant - Tern - Eider - Pelican - Brent System • Non operated (17% - 24%) ‒ Brae ‒ Hudson ‒ Sullom Voe Terminal • Provides work for 1000 people

  5. Bratani Maximise Production Exploration Third Party Business Acquisitions Building the business • Secure access to capital and create the opportunity • Build a strong leadership team • Attract the best engineers • Create the TAQA way and culture • Establish TAQA as a competent operator

  6. Bratani Maximise Production Exploration Third Party Business Acquisitions Mature asset strategy • Make it Safe • Make it Work • Make it Grow The Challenge how to bring 20 – 30 year old fields back to economic production

  7. Bratani Maximise Production Exploration Third Party Business Acquisitions Mature asset strategy • Make it Safe ‒ Asset integrity • Make it Work • Make it Grow

  8. Bratani Maximise Production Exploration Third Party Business Acquisitions Mature asset strategy • Make it Safe • Make it Work ‒ Platform availability ‒ Barrel chasing • Make it Grow Shift operational focus from “oil production” to “water injection”

  9. Bratani Maximise Production Exploration Third Party Business Acquisitions Mature asset strategy • Make it Safe • Make it Work • Make it Grow ‒ Infill drilling • Platform • Semisubmersible ‒ New technology • EOR • Advanced well engineering

  10. Bratani Maximise Production Exploration Third Party Business Acquisitions Exploration • Develop expertise • Seismic data • Near field developments ‒ Falcon field • Licensing Round

  11. Bratani Maximise Production Exploration Third Party Business Acquisitions Third Party Business • Build reputation and track record • Look after our installations maximise uptime • Become an attractive partner • First third party business signed earlier this month

  12. Bratani Maximise Production Exploration Third Party Business Acquisitions Acquisitions • Strategic acquisitions help extend field life – Otter • Appraise further transformational acquisition opportunities

  13. Bratani Maximise Production Exploration Third Party Business Acquisitions In summary… • Still significant volumes left in UKCS reservoirs ‒ Infill drilling, discoveries, near-field potential, yet-to-find ‒ infrastructure timeline does not allow delay in development • “Just do it!” ‒ opportunities get smaller ‒ remaining opportunities need swift decisions and nimble organisations • Back to basics ‒ developing mature/ small fields needs old fashioned quality thinking to ensure profitability

Download Presentation
Download Policy: The content available on the website is offered to you 'AS IS' for your personal information and use only. It cannot be commercialized, licensed, or distributed on other websites without prior consent from the author. To download a presentation, simply click this link. If you encounter any difficulties during the download process, it's possible that the publisher has removed the file from their server.

Recommend


More recommend