Total Plans New Wells for Block 17

Sunday, November 11, 2018

Total’s Block 17 offshore Angola will see 13 wells drilled to help the company maintain production levels. The wells will help the French firm keep levels at 400,000 bpd until 2023.

The wells, which will connect marginal fields to existing floating platforms, would be divided between two projects Total said in a statement.

CLOV 2 will involve drilling seven additional wells to produce 40,000 bpd. First oil is expected in 2020. While six wells will be drilled at Dalia 3 to produce 30,000 bpd. Oil from Dalia 3 is expected in 2021.

The projects, along with the previously announced Zinia 2, will enable Total to maintain production from Block 17 of more than 400,000 bpd, the company said.

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