johnbu:
where is it located in NIGERIA

hucienda:
~8kbpd? That's meager but it's a giant leap in the right direction.

Wonder the processing capacity of the proposed Front Puffin FPSO.

limeta:
What is right is right
As long we remain one Nigeria
NDA then have the right to take their business to any part of the country.

gulfer:
Answer to your question : Oil produced from the Aje field will be stored on the Front Puffin which has production capacity of 40,000 barrels of oil per day and storage

hucienda:
~8kbpd? That's meager but it's a giant leap in the right direction.

Wonder the processing capacity of the proposed Front Puffin FPSO.

kissoflife:
I hope these guys will put up vacancy ad soon, except they've concluded their backdoor recruitment.

braine:
Junk writeup.

Aje is an offshore field located in OML 113 in the western part of Nigeria in the Dahomey Basin. The field is situated in water depths ranging from 100 to 1,000 metres and is about 24 kilometres from the coast. It contains hydrocarbon resources in sandstone reservoirs in three main levels – a Turonian gas condensate reservoir, a Cenomanian oil reservoir and an Albian gas condensate reservoir.

The joint venture partners had in October 2014 taken the final investment decision to develop the first phase of the field.

They submitted the Field Development Plan to the Department of Petroleum Resources in January 2014 and it was approved in March, with first oil expected late in 2015.

Yinka Folawiyo Petroleum was granted the Oil Prospecting License 309 in June 1991 as a sole risk contract under the Federal Government’s Indigenous Allocation Programme, which was put in place to encourage the development of a locally-owned and operated Nigerian upstream oil industry.

The company said following the acquisition of 2D seismic data in 1994/95, and the drilling of the Aje-1 well in 1996, the field was discovered, adding that a second well, Aje-2, was drilled in 1997.

After the successful drilling and testing of both wells, OPL 309 was converted to OML 113 in 1998, with an initial term of 20 years, it said on its website.

SurePresident:
Nice one! Eko o ni baje o! O baje ti!

rhymaster:
Ibos like Limeta are already frothing at the mouth, they are always pained at any progress in Nigeria, while they are in full retrogression and regression mode! Ibo haters like you cannot go anywhere, can never progress for as long as you hate others and this country. Keep crying and wailing: after wailing for 1000 years, we will still be far ahead as a country and you will still be wailing!!

limeta:





Get well soon
With shame i say this am yoruba

proxillin:
So Yorubas have oil?

Nice one...Ondo and Lagos...thats enough for odua nation.

If Nigeria will break let it break.

limeta:
What is right is right
As long we remain one Nigeria
NDA then have the right to take their business to any part of the country.

ba7man:
Time will reveal the foolishness of the NDA and their supporters.

HRich:
You are still on your way. Wait till you have finally get there.