ExxonMobil Builds on Guyana Resource Estimate With New Discovery
September 09 2021 - 09:05AM
Dow Jones News
By Robb M. Stewart
Exxon Mobil Corp. has made a further discovery offshore Guyana
it says will add to an earlier recoverable resource estimate of
about 9 billion oil equivalent barrels.
ExxonMobil said Thursday it made a discovery at "Pinktail" in
the Stabroek Block off Guyana, where the well encountered 220 feet
of net pay in high-quality hydrocarbon bearing sandstone
reservoirs. These, and earlier results, will be incorporated into
future developments, it said.
The Pinktail discovery is located almost 22 miles southeast of
the Liza Phase 1 project that began production in December 2019,
and 3.7 miles southeast of Yellowtail-1. The discovery was drilled
in 5,938 feet of water.
ExxonMobil said the Liza Unity floating production storage and
offloading vessel set sail from Singapore to Guyana in early
September and is set to be used for the Liza Phase 2 development,
with production expected to begin in early 2022 with a capacity to
produce roughly 220,000 barrels of oil a day.
ExxonMobil said it expects at least six projects online by 2027
and sees the potential for up to 10 projects to develop its current
discovered recoverable resource base. The Liza Destiny vessel is
currently producing about 120,000 barrels of oil a day, it
said.
ExxonMobil is the operator of the 6.6 million-acre Stabroek
Block and holds a 45% interest, while Hess has a 30% stake and
CNOOC Petroleum Guyana Ltd. holds 25%.
Hess said the Pinktail find is the 20th significant discovery in
the Stabroek Block.
Write to Robb M. Stewart at robb.stewart@wsj.com
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