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Название: НОВОСТИ НЕФТЕГАЗОВОЙ ОТРАСЛИ. КАЗАХСТАН (на рус. и англ.) Главные Пункты: * Зарубежнефть (Россия) отказалось от разработки нефтяного блока Атырау. * ЛУКойл и КазМунайГаз создали совместное предприятие по освоению Хвалынского месторождения на Каспии. (21.03.2005) Полный Текст НОВОСТИ НЕФТЕГАЗОВОЙ ОТРАСЛИ. КАЗАХСТАН (на рус. и англ.) НОВОСТИ НЕФТЕГАЗОВОЙ ОТРАСЛИ. КАЗАХСТАН (на рус. и англ.) *** "ЗАРУБЕЖНЕФТЬ" ОТКАЗАЛОСЬ ОТ РАЗРАБОТКИ НЕФТЯНОГО БЛОКА "АТЫРАУ" ОАО "Зарубежнефть" отказалось от разработки нефтяного блока "Атырау". Об этом KZ-today сообщило руководство ОАО "Зарубежнефть" в ответе на официальный запрос информационного агентства. Как отмечается в документе, после изучения геолого-геофизических материалов и условий конкурса на получение права недропользования по блокам в Атырауской области было определено, что данный проект не является приоритетным, что и послужило отказом от разработки. Переговоры с правительством Казахстана о разработке нефтяного блока "Атырау" в 2004 году вело российско-казахстанское предприятие ТОО "СП Нестро-Нуралы", учредителями которой являются ОАО "Зарубежнефть" (55%) и ТОО "Нуралы Мунай" (45%). В настоящее время, по информации ТОО "Нуралы Мунай", в рамках СП прорабатываются предложения по реализации проектов на сухопутных и морских блоках Казахстана. Как сообщалось ранее, СП создано в 2003 году с целью освоения нефтяных и газовых месторождений, предоставления сервисных услуг в нефтегазовой отрасли, проведения геолого-разведочных работ на перспективных участках Казахстана. //Gazeta KZ 28/03/2005 *** Lukoil, KazMunaiGaz set up Khvalynskoye joint venture MOSCOW. March 14 (Interfax) - Lukoil President Vagit Alekperov and KazMunaiGaz First Vice President Timur Kulibayev have signed founding documents for the joint venture OOO Caspian Oil and Gas Company, which is being set up to develop the Khvalynskoye field in the Caspian and also to transport and sell hydrocarbon crude and products. Alekperov said after the signing ceremony that the company has been set up with equal participation by the sides. As a result, "the formal part has been completed and the practical part of the project has started," he said. Alekperov said that the project "is very complicated and capital intensive - total investment will amount to over $1 billion and the tentative deadline for the launch of the field is 2010." "A feasibility study for the project confirms the economic effectiveness of the beds and the expedience of implementing the project," he said. Alekperov said that all strict ecological requirements would be met during the project. He said that he hopes that a production sharing agreement for this project will be signed within a year. Kazakh Energy and Mineral Resource Minister Vladimir Shkolnik also took part in the signing ceremony. The Khvalynskoye field was discovered in 2002 in the northern part of the Caspian Sea - 260 km from Astrakhan, where the sea is 25 meters-30 meters deep. Three-dimensional seismic work and two exploration wells resulted in the discovery of five deposits - four gas condensate and one oil. In 2002 the Natural Resource Ministry confirmed C1+C2 reserves at the field at 332 bcm of natural gas, 17 million tonnes of condensate and 36 million tonnes of oil. The joint venture is being set up with equal participation based on a protocol from May 13, 2002 to an agreement between Russia and Kazakhstan on the demarcation of the northern part of the Caspian Sea from July 6, 1998, which calls for the development of the Khvalynskoye field by a company set up by authorized bodies on either side. Lukoil was appointed as the authorized organization on the Russia side in a government resolution from July 25, 2002. An intergovernmental protocol from May 13, 2002 deals with the possibility of developing this field under a production sharing agreement. Lukoil said in a press release that based on this, Lukoil and KazMunaiGaz agreed on a PSA as the priority mechanism for the development of the field, in an agreement on the principles for the joint development of the Khvalynskoye field, signed on April 18, 2003. |