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www.upstreamonline.com/live/1284511/e... ExxonMobil has, as expected, made a final investment decision on the first phase of development of its giant Liza oilfield off Guyana.
The US supermajor and its partners in the Stabroek block have also significantly upped the estimated gross recoverable resource base after the latest well on the tract hit a large amount of pay.
The first phase of development of Liza, which will be with a floating production, storage and offloading unit, is set to cost $4.4 billion - which includes a lease capitalisation of around $1.2 billion for the FPSO.
Phase one is set to develop around 450 million barrels of oil, with first oil seen in 2020. The field plan includes 17 wells with two sets of two drill centres. The 17 wells comprise eight producers, six water injectors and three gas injectors.
Dutch floater player SBM Offshore is providing the unit for the first phase of development. It will be able to produce up to 120,000 barrels per day.
Phase one of the project will tap resources in water depths between 1500 and 1900 metres.
ExxonMobil operates Liza with a 45% stake and is partnered by US independent Hess on 30% and China’s CNOOC Ltd on 25%.