Iraq receives four bids for Zubair oilfield
30-06-2009 11:02:00
BAGHDAD, June 30 (Reuters) - Iraq's Oil Ministry said on Tuesday it had received four bids from different consortia for the 4-billion barrel Zubair oilfield.
One group was led by BP Plc (BP), together with China's CNPC; another by India's ONGC (ONGC) with Gazprom (GAZP) of Russia and Turkish Petroleum Corp.
The third was headed by Italy's ENI (ENI), with China's Sinopec (600028), Occidental (OXY) and Korean Gas (053000); and the final was led by Exxon Mobil (XOM), with Royal Dutch Shell (RDSa) and Malaysia's Petronas [PETR.UL].
BAGHDAD, June 30 (Reuters) - A consortium led by BP (BP) and including China's CNPC [CNPET.UL] on Tuesday accepted a contract to develop Iraq's biggest oilfield, the 17-billion barrel Rumaila field in the south, Iraq's oil minister said.
The winner of the bidding for the field, an Exxon Mobil-led (XOM) alliance, had rejected the Iraqi Oil Ministry's maximum proposed per barrel fee for the contract, giving the BP group an opening to take it on.
BAGHDAD, June 30 (Reuters) - Iraq's Oil Ministry said on Tuesday it had received one bid from international energy companies for the three fields making up the 2.5-billion barrel Maysan oilfield complex.
The field was one of six oilfields and two gas fields on offer in Iraq's first auction of major oil contracts since the 2003 U.S.-led invasion.
The consortium which entered a bid for Maysan was led by China's CNOOC (0883), with Sinochem (600500).
30-06-2009 11:02:00
BAGHDAD, June 30 (Reuters) - Iraq's Oil Ministry said on Tuesday it had received four bids from different consortia for the 4-billion barrel Zubair oilfield.
One group was led by BP Plc (BP), together with China's CNPC; another by India's ONGC (ONGC) with Gazprom (GAZP) of Russia and Turkish Petroleum Corp.
The third was headed by Italy's ENI (ENI), with China's Sinopec (600028), Occidental (OXY) and Korean Gas (053000); and the final was led by Exxon Mobil (XOM), with Royal Dutch Shell (RDSa) and Malaysia's Petronas [PETR.UL].
BAGHDAD, June 30 (Reuters) - A consortium led by BP (BP) and including China's CNPC [CNPET.UL] on Tuesday accepted a contract to develop Iraq's biggest oilfield, the 17-billion barrel Rumaila field in the south, Iraq's oil minister said.
The winner of the bidding for the field, an Exxon Mobil-led (XOM) alliance, had rejected the Iraqi Oil Ministry's maximum proposed per barrel fee for the contract, giving the BP group an opening to take it on.
BAGHDAD, June 30 (Reuters) - Iraq's Oil Ministry said on Tuesday it had received one bid from international energy companies for the three fields making up the 2.5-billion barrel Maysan oilfield complex.
The field was one of six oilfields and two gas fields on offer in Iraq's first auction of major oil contracts since the 2003 U.S.-led invasion.
The consortium which entered a bid for Maysan was led by China's CNOOC (0883), with Sinochem (600500).
30/6 2009 15:58 collersteen 0
14498 her lidt på dansk som jeg har klippet fra en længere RB-artikel. Lyder som en helt absurd forskel..... Nu har jeg ikke noget som helst styr på strukturen i aftalerne mht. afregning, omk. mv., men 2,3 usd lyder sindssygt lavt ift. hvad man må forvente at det koster at udvikle felterne. DNO's felter har jo kostet tæt på ingenting...
Der er sikkert nogle safety-issues der gør det noget dyrere i Sydirak ift. Kurdistan... men alligevel?
De kinesiske olieselskaber CNOOC og Sinopec samt den amerikanske energigigant
ConocoPhillips afviste i dag de betingelser, Iraks regering har stillet i
forbindelse med kontrakter om at udvikle vigtige olie- og gasfelter i landet,
oplyser det franske nyhedsbureau AFP.
CNOOC og Sinopec blev bedt om at betale 25,4 dollar per tønder olie udvundet
fra Maysan-oliefeltet, men selskaberne havde kun budt 2,3 dollar per tønde.
ConocoPhillips havde tilbudt fire dollar per tønde i forbindelse med
udvinding af olie i Bai Hassan-feltet. Iraks regering ønskede imidlertid 26,7
dollar per tønde.
Der er sikkert nogle safety-issues der gør det noget dyrere i Sydirak ift. Kurdistan... men alligevel?
De kinesiske olieselskaber CNOOC og Sinopec samt den amerikanske energigigant
ConocoPhillips afviste i dag de betingelser, Iraks regering har stillet i
forbindelse med kontrakter om at udvikle vigtige olie- og gasfelter i landet,
oplyser det franske nyhedsbureau AFP.
CNOOC og Sinopec blev bedt om at betale 25,4 dollar per tønder olie udvundet
fra Maysan-oliefeltet, men selskaberne havde kun budt 2,3 dollar per tønde.
ConocoPhillips havde tilbudt fire dollar per tønde i forbindelse med
udvinding af olie i Bai Hassan-feltet. Iraks regering ønskede imidlertid 26,7
dollar per tønde.
Som hoved regel skal man nok have 80-90% til overhead og det hele. Det ser jo ud som at irakerne siger 50/50??? baseret på nuværende oliepris. Der er godt nok langt mellem parterne. Men det svarer jo meget godt til de vilde regnestykker som kører i DNO hvor de måske står tilbage med 6 Dollar tønden?
Hvis Irak skal have 26 dollar tønden og vi kan sælge for 70 dollar. Så bør der være 44 dollar til DNO og KRG. DNO har vist 65% af dem? Det er betydeligt bedre end jeg havde kalkuleret med.
Der er vel ikke omkostninger som er meget over 7-10 dollar.
Der er vel ikke omkostninger som er meget over 7-10 dollar.
30/6 2009 16:52 JCBN 014508 Nej jeg tror du skal læse det at Iraq GIVER 2,3 dollars væk, og beholder 69 eller hvad olien er på nu.
Hvilket er virkeligt lavt i mine øjne.
Hvilket er virkeligt lavt i mine øjne.
30/6 2009 16:59 collersteen 014509 Her lidt uddybning af hvad der reelt sker og hvad der bydes om.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/8125731.stm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/8125731.stm
