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Home›Clean Fuel›Total Finds Gas, Condensate in Bolivia
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May 12, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Total Finds Gas, Condensate in Bolivia

Total announced that the exploration well AQI-X1001 drilled by its subsidiary Total E&P Bolivie (TEPBo) has encountered gas and condensate on the Aquio block. This well confirms the northern extension of the Incahuasi structure, discovered in 2004 by the exploration well ICS-X1 in the adjacent Ipati

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Total announced that the exploration well AQI-X1001 drilled by its subsidiary Total E&P Bolivie (TEPBo) has encountered gas and condensate on the Aquio block. This well confirms the northern extension of the Incahuasi structure, discovered in 2004 by the exploration well ICS-X1 in the adjacent Ipati block.

The presence of hydrocarbons has been confirmed by a test over a limited section of the formation, which has produced gas and condensate at initial rates of over 500,000 cubic metres per day and 500 barrels per day respectively. Hydrocarbons discovered in the Aquio and Ipati blocks are contained in fractured sandstones reservoirs of Devonian age. TEPBo has submitted for its approval by the Bolivian Authorities a Declaration of Commerciality related to both blocks.

TEPBo is the Operator of the Aquio and Ipati blocks with an 80% participating interest, in association with Tecpetrol de Bolivia (20%). In accordance with an agreement entered into in 2010 but which remains subject to the approval of the Bolivian Authorities, TEPBo will assign to Gazprom a 20% participating interest in both blocks.

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Source: Total, May 12, 2011;

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