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Discover the exploration opportunities in Suriname's onshore exploration blocks of Tambaredjo and Calcutta. Explore regional setting, petroleum geology, play concept, prospectivity, and conclusions. Learn about the Guyana basin, petroleum occurrences, and best trapping possibilities for oil potential onshore.
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Available Exploration Blocks Tambaredjo, Calcutta Staatsolie Licenses, excluded
Presentation Outline • Regional Setting • Petroleum Geology • Onshore Play Concept • Onshore Prospectivity • Conclusions
Outline of Guyana basin and petroleum occurrences 200 m Trinidad o 10 N 2000 m Atlantic Ocean DSDP+ODP wells Demerara high o 8 N 2000 m Venezuela Guyana 200 m o 6 N Paramaribo Tambaredjo + Calcutta oil fields Fr. Guiana o 4 N Suriname Brazil Takutu Basin Brazil 100 Mi o o 55 W o o 57 W o 53 W 59 W 51 W 100 km Regional Setting Suriname-Guyana Basin Petroleum Occurrence 200 m Trinidad Atlantic Ocean o 10 N 2000 m DSDP+ODP wells Demerara high o 8 N 2000 m Venezuela 200 m Guyana o 6 N Fr. Guyane Tambaredjo/Calcutta oil fields > 1 billion barrels in place o 4 N Brazil Suriname Takutu Basin Brazil 100 Mi o o 55 W o o 57 W o 53 W 59 W 51 W 100 km
Regional Setting Coastal Belt Basement Depth Tambaredjo/Calcutta oil fields > 1 billion barrels in place
Onshore Play Cartoon Coastal Plain Coastal Marine Tidal Flats
Source Rock Distribution Turonian/ Cenomanian Petroleum System 34 Tambaredjo/Calcutta oil fields > 1 billion barrels in place
Turonian/Cenomanian System (1) • Source rock present in all wells off deep shelf • Thickness between 120 and 550 meters • Type II organic matter (oil-prone) • TOC 4-7%; 14% in the DSDP wells • Oil expulsion started in Eocene times • Source rock currently mature for oil
Turonian/Cenomanian System (2) • Oil gravity decreases towards the kitchen area • Migration routes exceed 100 km • Tambaredjo and Calcutta crude sourced from Cretaceous marine organic matter • World-classsource rock equivalent to Naparima Hill (Trinidad) and La Luna (Venezuela)
Events Chart Turonian/Cenomanian Petroleum System Time Habitat Post-rift thermal subsidence in transform passive margin setting
Onshore Play Concept Tambaredjo Field Depth Contour Map Top Lower Saramacca Member
Onshore Play Concept Tambaredjo Field Foreshore Estuary Tidal Flats Coastal Plain Blue high percentage Yellow and red low percentage Clay % Distribution Lower Saramacca Member
Onshore Play Concept Calcutta Field Depth Contour Map Top Upper Saramacca Member
Onshore Play Concept Calcutta Field Foreshore Estuary Tidal Flats Coastal Plain Blue high percentage Yellow and red low percentage Clay % Distribution Upper Saramacca Member (Unit 2)
Tambaredjo/Calcutta Fields • Stratigraphic traps (up-dip pinch-outs) • No structural trapping • Best trapping potential in tidal flat setting • Tidal channels not connected to the coastal plain possess the best trapping chance when sealed by high-stand clays • Palaeo-estuaries fixed from PC to MI • Westward drift relatively young
Onshore Play Concept Explains: • Presence of oil in Tambaredjo and Calcutta > Good seal in clay-dominated tidal flat setting • Absence of hydrocarbons in wells drilled close to present-day estuaries, or in a palaeo-estuary (e.g. Wageningen area) > Lack of seal
Onshore Prospectivity Access to mature Turonian-Cenomanian source rock Tambaredjo/Calcutta oil fields > 1 billion barrels in place
Onshore Prospectivity Material Balance Estimate Mature Cenomanian/Turonian Source Rock Input parameters: Gross source rock thickness 100-300m, N/G 10-50%, TOC 7-9%, HI 300-400 grHC/kgTOC, migration loss 90-100% > 4 Billion Barrels Total Charge Expectation
Onshore Prospectivity Opportunity Ranking 2.7 Billion Barrels Total Oil in Place Expectation Estimate based on prospective area size, calibrated with known Tambaredjo/Calcutta volumes
Conclusions • Good oil potential onshore outside existing fields • Low reservoir and charge risks • High seal and trap risks Best trapping possibilities away from present-day estuaries (corrected for present-day westward drift) • Expectation: 2 - 4 billion barrels in place
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