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Home›Fossil Energy›Novatek secures Bukharinskiy license for another LNG project
Fossil Energy

December 30, 2019 · about 6 years ago

Novatek secures Bukharinskiy license for another LNG project

Russian oil and gas company Novatek has secured the rights to explore the Bukharinskiy license through its Arctic LNG 1 unit.

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Russian oil and gas company Novatek has secured the rights to explore the Bukharinskiy license through its Arctic LNG 1 unit.

Illustration purposes only (Image courtesy of Novatek)

Novatek said last week that Arctic LNG 1 won on the auction for geological survey, exploration and production license for the Bukharinskiy subsoil license area located on the Gydan Peninsula and partly in the shallow waters of the Ob and Taz bays in the Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Region.

The Bukharinskiy license area has estimated hydrocarbon resources of 1,190 billion cubic meters of natural gas and 74 million tons of liquids, or 8.4 billion barrels of oil equivalent, according to the Russian resource classification system.

According to Novatek, the license term is 27 years and the auction resulted in one-time payment for the subsoil use of 2.35 billion Russian Rubles ($38 million).

The new license area borders Novatek’s Soletsko-Khanaveyskoye field and the Trekhbugorniy license area on the Gydan Peninsula, and allows Novatek to increase the resource base for the next LNG project similar to Arctic LNG 2, with liquefaction trains to be located at the Utrenniy terminal.

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