Cambodia Block A covers an area of 3,083 sq km in the Gulf of Thailand over the Khmer Basin, approximately 150 km offshore Cambodia where water depths range between 50 and 80 metres.
KrisEnergy and the Royal Government of Cambodia signed the petroleum agreement for Block a on 23 August 2017.
KrisEnergy holds 95% working interest in Cambodia Block A with 5% held by the Royal Government of Cambodia.
Source: Eocene to Oligocene lacustrine and Miocene fluvio-deltaic shales
Reservoir: Oligo-Miocene fluvial sandstones
Trap: Tilted fault blocks
Seal: Oligo-Miocene intra-formational shales
Block A is Cambodia's most advanced near-term development project
[Cambodia] Apsara
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KrisEnergy hits milestone in Cambodia Block A Apsara oil development as platform sails for field location
Singapore, 26 August 2020 – KrisEnergy Ltd. (“KrisEnergy” or “the Company”), an independent upstream oil and gas company, is pleased to announce that fabrication of the minimum facilities wellhead platform (“Mini-Platform”) for the Apsara oil development offshore Cambodia Block A is completed and the topsides and jacket are being transported to Cambodian waters in the Gulf of Thailand for installation.
Fabrication of the Mini-Platform for Cambodia’s maiden oil field development commenced in early December 2019 at NOV’s PT Profab1 facility on Batam Island, Indonesia. Load out and sail away of the structures were completed on 25 August 2020.
Kelvin Tang, KrisEnergy’s Chief Executive Officer and President of KrisEnergy’s Cambodian operations, said: “From first steel cutting to sail away has been nine months and this landmark is made all the more remarkable given the difficulties and restrictions our project team and our NOV Profab colleagues have faced since early 2020 as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
“Thanks to the enormous efforts of all parties involved, including suppliers and contractors who have overcome logistical hurdles to keep deliveries of equipment and materials on track to the Batam facility from across the globe, we continue to advance towards our target of first Apsara oil before the end of the year.”
Kim Lamb, NOV Profab’s Managing Director said: “It was a great to play an integral part of such a groundbreaking project for Cambodia. Both the NOV and the KrisEnergy project teams worked closely together, adopting a fully integrated team approach to deliver a quality platform which is a true testimony of the dedication of all involved. We look forward to working with KrisEnergy again in the future.”
The Apsara field in Cambodia Block A lies over the Khmer Basin, an unproduced geological basin in Cambodian maritime waters of the Gulf of Thailand. Due to the unproven production performance of the basin, development of the Apsara area will be in several phases to mitigate risk and provide time for the collection and analysis of critical data to be applied in future phases.
The Mini Phase 1A development comprises the Mini-Platform and five initial development wells connected to the Ingenium II production barge for oil, gas and water processing. The Mini Phase 1A Apsara development is expected to reach a peak rate of 7,500 barrels of oil per day.
Singapore, 26 August 2020 – KrisEnergy Ltd. (“KrisEnergy” or “the Company”), an independent upstream oil and gas company, is pleased to announce that fabrication of the minimum facilities wellhead platform (“Mini-Platform”) for the Apsara oil development offshore Cambodia Block A is completed and the topsides and jacket are being transported to Cambodian waters in the Gulf of Thailand for installation.
Fabrication of the Mini-Platform for Cambodia’s maiden oil field development commenced in early December 2019 at NOV’s PT Profab1 facility on Batam Island, Indonesia. Load out and sail away of the structures were completed on 25 August 2020.
Kelvin Tang, KrisEnergy’s Chief Executive Officer and President of KrisEnergy’s Cambodian operations, said: “From first steel cutting to sail away has been nine months and this landmark is made all the more remarkable given the difficulties and restrictions our project team and our NOV Profab colleagues have faced since early 2020 as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
“Thanks to the enormous efforts of all parties involved, including suppliers and contractors who have overcome logistical hurdles to keep deliveries of equipment and materials on track to the Batam facility from across the globe, we continue to advance towards our target of first Apsara oil before the end of the year.”
Kim Lamb, NOV Profab’s Managing Director said: “It was a great to play an integral part of such a groundbreaking project for Cambodia. Both the NOV and the KrisEnergy project teams worked closely together, adopting a fully integrated team approach to deliver a quality platform which is a true testimony of the dedication of all involved. We look forward to working with KrisEnergy again in the future.”
The Apsara field in Cambodia Block A lies over the Khmer Basin, an unproduced geological basin in Cambodian maritime waters of the Gulf of Thailand. Due to the unproven production performance of the basin, development of the Apsara area will be in several phases to mitigate risk and provide time for the collection and analysis of critical data to be applied in future phases.
The Mini Phase 1A development comprises the Mini-Platform and five initial development wells connected to the Ingenium II production barge for oil, gas and water processing. The Mini Phase 1A Apsara development is expected to reach a peak rate of 7,500 barrels of oil per day.
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The new mini phase 1A platform has been installed on the field by Timas DLB 01
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