Part of Natural GasEC 265-047-3
chemXplore tracks 13 projects involving natural gas condensates (petroleum), of which 11 are active.
12 produce it and 1 uses it as feedstock.
Of the active ones, 7 new construction, 3 expansion and 1 revamp / retrofit.
2 active projects carry no start-up date yet. The dates themselves, per project, are for subscribers.
Proforma gearing at a historic low of 9% and adjusted CFFO lifted to €16.5bn; underlying E&P output +7% to 1.83 mln boe/d. Strategic deals include Junin 5 relaunch and asset monetisations.
Two binding agreements transfer 10% interests across multiple Indonesian PSCs, covering producing gas fields, major discoveries and hub projects; completions subject to regulatory approvals.
Meeting covered cooperation on gas development via floating liquefaction; Argentina LNG targets 12 MTPA initially, investment decision due end of year and start-up planned for 2030.
Argentina targets global LNG supply; first phase 12 Mtpa from Vaca Muerta with YPF and Eni partnership, promising over 40,000 jobs and export revenues.
Phase 2 will double Kitimat LNG output to 28 mtpa; Shell’s 40% stake adds nearly 6 mtpa, with commercial operations targeted in the early 2030s.
Absheron expansion to unlock up to 5 Tcf of gas; production expected from 2029 at 600 MMcf/d and 47,000 b/d condensate, tied into the Southern Gas Corridor.
Deals cover a 50/50 PSA for unconventional hydrocarbons, Absheron FID, LNG export options for Haynesville gas, cloud operator appointment and a 10% Baleine stake.
100% Sapukala deep-water block awarded; adjacent to major gas discoveries and covered by new seismic to speed evaluation.
FEED covered two offshore packages including ~150 km subsea, gas export and CCS pipelines; project targets ~9.5 Mtpa LNG and supports Indonesia's energy security and net-zero 2060 goals.
New PSC links existing Block A‑18 with adjacent exploration area; GSA in place to continue gas supply to Malaysia and Thailand.
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