Mozambique

GeoPartners To Conduct Multi-Client 3D Geophysical Survey In Angoche Basin Offshore Mozambique


Published: Friday July 15, 2022
By: Oilfield Africa Review

Sequel to upcoming Oil and Gas Summit in the country, GeoPartners have signed an exclusive agreement with the Instituto Nacional De Petroleo (INP), on behalf of the Government of Mozambique, to conduct a major new Multi-Client 3D Geophysical Survey in the offshore Angoche Basin. 

The project will comprise the acquisition of a minimum 12,000 sq. km of 3D Multi-Client data over Blocks that will be awarded following the closure of the current 6th Licensing Round. Advanced new acquisition and imaging techniques will provide better illumination of complex structures to help reduce exploration risk and fast-track the region for potential production and development.  Pre-acquisition permitting has started and it is anticipated that the 3D acquisition will commence in early 2023, with an expected duration of 6 months to complete and with early processed results available by end 2023.

“We are honoured to have concluded this new Agreement with INP to acquire this very large 3D seismic survey in the relatively underexplored but highly prospective Angoche Basin. The upcoming new Multi-Client 3D seismic acquisition program will help accelerate the identification of what will surely be the next wave of major discoveries in Mozambique,” Jim Gulland, Director of GeoPartners, said.

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