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Thursday, March 16, 2017
Partners on the Moho Nord project offshore the Republic of Congo saw production begin. The project, operated by Total, has a production capacity of 100,000 boepd. according to a company statement.
“Moho Nord is the biggest oil development to date in the Republic of the Congo. A showcase for Total’s deep offshore operational excellence, it consolidates our leading position in Africa,” Arnaud Breuillac, president of exploration and production at Total, said in a statement.
“Moho Nord will contribute to the reinforcement of the cash flow of the group and to its production growth,” he added.
The development consists of 34 wells tied back to a new tension leg platform, the first for Total in Africa, and to Likouf, a new floating production unit. The oil is processed on Likouf and then exported by pipeline to the Djeno onshore terminal, also operated by Total.
Total is partnered with Chevron and Congo’s state-run oil and gas firm SNPC.
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