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Associated Project: Jubilee

Aug 27, 2010 - The Jubilee FPSO is now moored over the field, and riser installation work connecting the FPSO to the seabed flowlines is nearing completion. Additionally, integration and commissioning work is taking place so first oil may flow within the next four months. Once production commences, the rate should ramp up to 120,000 bopd. Pressure support from water injection will also be available at start-up and gas injection shortly thereafter. Development planning of Phases 1a and 1b, to extend the field's production plateau and ensure optimization of field reserves is also underway. These additional phases will start depending on phase 1's performance, but sanction is likely within the next one to two years. Located on two licenses, Deepwater Tano and West Cape Three Points, Jubilee is situated in a water depth of 3,609 feet (1,100 meters) and is operated by Tullow (49.5%).

Associated Project: CLOV

Aug 11, 2010 - Partners have approved the CLOV development, allowing for drilling to commence in 2012 and first oil to be reached in 2014. The CLOV development consists of four fields: Cravo, Lirio, Orquidea and Violeta, located offshore Angola in Block 17. A total of 34 wells will be tied-back to the CLOV FPSO, which will have a processing capacity of 160,000 bopd at plateau and a storage capacity of 1.78 million barrels. The FPSO will have the ability to handle two types of oil – light oil with an API gravity between 32 to 35 degree from Oligocene reservoirs, and a 20 to 30 degree API gravity oil from Miocene reservoirs. Both oil streams will be combined and processed in one single train before storage. Total's Angolan subsidiary, Total E&P Angola, is the operator of Angolan Block 17 with a 40% interest. Partners in the license include Statoil with a 23.33% interest, Esso Exploration Angola with a 20% interest and BP Exploration Angola with a 16.67% interest.

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