Oilbi Gas Blocks

Oilbi's Gas Blocks

Explore our exclusive offshore gas blocks in Tanzania

Overview

Oilbi holds 100% exploration and operation rights for offshore Blocks 2R and 3R in southeastern Tanzania. These exclusive rights will be further secured by the imminent signing of the Production Sharing Agreement(PSA).

Block Status

Block 3R(Papa Field)

• Proven Reserves(P1) :
Approximately 3.5 Tcf(trillion cubic feet) of natural gas

• LNG Output Potential
Equivalent to about 70 million tons of LNG ensuring production for 26-27 years at 2.5 million tons per year.

• Probable Reserves(P2) :
Approximately 18.2 Tcf of natural gas

Block 3R

Block 2R

• Probable Reserves(P2) :
Approximately 17.8 Tcf of natural gas.

Block 2R

Geological Excellence

Offshore gas fields of Tanzania has shown a relatively high success rate in exploration and drilling due to its promising geological characteristics.

Geological Excellence

Analysis of Oilbi gas block reservoir and key features

Geological Characteristics

Tanzania's offshore gas fields are located thick sedimentary basins that were shaped by a series of tectonic events, including the breakup of Gondawana and the development of the East Africa Rift.

Drilling and Exploration Success

  • Exploration and drilling activities offshore Tanzania have consistently achieved high success rates, primarily due to advantageous geological settings and well-sealed sedimentary layers.
  • These geological advantages make Tanzania's offshore gas sector a highly attractive area for future development and investment.

Detailed Information on Blocks

Detailed information of Block 2R and 3R exploration and drilling analysis reports are archived in Schlumberger, the global energy service company.

Detailed Information on Blocks
  • Schlumberger(now SLB) archives oil and gas exploration and drilling data from around the world in both digital formats and as physical samples, ensuring systematic global data management.
  • To access data, users must log in to SLB's data platforms(such Delfi or Well Data Browser) with a valid account and search for the relevant block or well name Data can be viewed directly or officially requested for download, depending on the user's access rights.
  • Fees depend on the type and scope of data, user purpose, and contract terms. Typical costs include annual subscription fees for platform access and separate charges for data downloads, with exact pricing provided in quotations upon request.