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Article: Sudan - Blocks 3/7 Of Petrodar.
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- APS Review Downstream Trends
- Article date:
- November 2, 2009
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In June 2004 Petrodar, a consortium of CNPC (41%), Petronas (40%), Sudapet (8%), Gulf Oil Petroleum (6%), and the al-Thani Corp (5%) awarded a $239m contract to Ranhill Int'l of Malaysia and Sudan's Petroneeds Services Int'l for development of Blocks 3 and 7 in the Melut Basin. The blocks contain the Adar Yale and Palogue oilfields, with originally estimated recoverable reserves of 460m barrels. In January 2007, Blocks 3 and 7 produced 170,000 b/d of Dar Blend crude oil - a heavy/sweet but acidic grade. These, together with the new 50,000 b/d Gumri and the first phase of the 50,000 b/d Moleeta fields in Block 7, have now brought Petrodar's output to 230,000 b/d.
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