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Production Steady From Offshore Ghana Fields

Kosmos Energy says its production offshore Ghana has not been severely disrupted by COVID-19.

The deepwater Jubilee gas enhancement project was completed in February with subsequent rates of around 90,000 b/d achieved. Currently operator Tullow Oil is raising water injection capacity from two pumps, which should provide necessary pressure support for the reservoir; a third pump is also available.

In addition, gas offtake from the Ghana National Gas Co. has been consistent at around 90,000-100,000 MMcf/d, which should help sustain higher oil rates in future.

Production from the TEN field is currently above 50,000 b/d and the new Ntomme-09 producer well is undergoing completion operations ahead of start-up later in the current quarter.

Off Mauritania/Senegal, Phase 1 of the BP-operated Greater Tortue Ahmeyim project is around 33% complete, but the breakwater installation has been impacted by COVID-19 mitigation measures, Kosmos said, which look set to delay the by a year.

In response to current market volatility, the company has identified capex reduction of around 40% from discretionary expenditure, much of it from exploration in the US Gulf of Mexico.

LLOG has opted to shut-in the Delta House host platform this month and accelerate planned maintenance.

Source: Offshore

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