International Petroleum Encyclopedia
 Print    Email    Save  
| RssImageAltText

TANZANIA


CAPITAL: Dar es Salaam

MONETARY UNIT: Shilling

REFINING CAPACITY: 14,900 b/cd

PRODUCTION: -

OIL/CONDENSATE RESERVES: -

NATURAL GAS RESERVES: 980 bcf

The Cabinet in November 1999 approved Ocelot International`s East African natural gas and power project. The project was to develop more than 1 tcf of sweet gas for electrical generation and industrial energy markets in Tanzania and Kenya.

The estimated cost of the project, which included a gas plant, a 232-km pipeline, and a 110-Mw electrical power plant, was $340 million.

Financing was to be completed early in 2000.

Ocelot reconditioned five wells in Songo Songo field on and off Songo Songo Island and was to build a gas processing plant on the island and lay 232 km of marine and land pipeline.

A second phase of the project would involve further development of the gas reservoir by Ocelot under a production sharing agreement with the Tanzanian Petroleum Development Corp.

Elsewhere, Canop Worldwide Corp., Calgary, let a contract to Polaris International Explorer Ltd., Calgary, for geophysical acquisition in Tanzania. Canop planned to conduct a 3D seismic program over portions of the Rufiji trough.

Contact Us

PennEnergy Petroleum Research

Worldwide Refinery Survey and Complexity Analysis - New 2011
Refineries worldwide with detailed information on processing capacities, location etc., plus the Nelson Complexity index for each refinery.
Latest Year    Product No. E1271-11               Price $1550 US
Hist.(1986-current) Product No. E1271C   Price $2650 US
ENERFUTURE FORECASTS

Database on global energy forecast data to 2030. Service
provides unique insight into future energy demand, prices and
emissions. Exports to spreadsheets.
EnFuture
Confessions of an Energy Price Forecaster - A Trilogy
An annual subscription of three reports to raise your
awareness level regarding product  pricing. Reports are
updated throughout the year.
TOBINSET                                                      $350
 
How to use and communicate probabilistic information plus a discussion of the application of probabilistic reserve estimations.
How to use and communicate probabilistic information
plus a discussion of the application of probabilistic  
reserve estimations.  
Product Code:TobinBother              $150.00 US
Worldwide Survey of Heavy Lift Vessels

Listing of liftboats with 100 st crane capacity or greater.
Description and capacities included in flexible spreadsheet.
OFFSS1008                          Price: 150.00
US Offshore Oil Industry in the Aftermath of the Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill

 

 

 

This report analyzes the impact of the GOM Oil Spill on the US Offshore Policy and Regulations. How the oil spill will impact the US offshore industry as well as the Global oil and gas industry. It provides in depth analysis of the cost pressures and disadvantages on the US offshore industry as a result of the oil spill as well as how the cost disadvantages can lead to reduced drilling and consolidations in the US offshore industry.
US Shale Prospects Players, Projects, Costs, Returns

The report presents an in-depth analysis of the background, leasing and drilling activities, reserves and production details, detailed economics of operations in each of the major shale. The major shales covered in this report are - Barnett shale, Fayetteville shale, Haynesville shale, Woodford shale and Bakken shale.
North America Unconventional Gas Industry - Set to Regain Momentum Post Current Crisis

The report provides an outlook for the overall natural gas industry in North America (the US and Canada) with forecasts till 2020, analyzing the growing importance of unconventional natural gas production in the industry. The report provides detailed analysis of 7 major shale gas plays and 2 major Coal Bed Methane (CBM) basins in North America analyzing the drilling details, cost trends, historical forecast and major players in each play. The report also provides the production forecast for each of these plays to 2020.
More Petroleum Research