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澳大利亚珀斯—— 伍德赛德已就墨西哥近海深水 Trion 油田开发项目进行最终投资决定。

该项目预计于今年秋季获得合作伙伴墨西哥国家石油公司 (Pemex) 的批准以及监管机构对油田开发计划的批准，预计将于 2028 年交付第一批石油。

Woodside 拥有 60% 的权益，Pemex 持有剩余 40% 的权益。

Pemex于2012年在水深2,500米处发现了该油田，距离墨西哥海岸线180公里，墨西哥/美国海上边界以南30公里。必和必拓石油公司于 2017 年收购了部分股权，并于去年收购必和必拓全球石油业务后将其转让给伍德赛德。

Trion的开发将涉及在初始阶段安装一个10万桶/天的FPU，连接到一个95万桶容量的FSO，以及18口井（9个生产井、7个注水井和2个注气井）。稍后将再添加六口井。

Woodside 预计总资本支出为 72 亿美元；其价值 48 亿美元的股份包括墨西哥国家石油公司约 4.6 亿美元的资本利差。该公司声称，这项投资的内部收益率（IRR）应超过16%，投资回收期不到四年。

该项目的目标是开发 479 MMboe 的 2C 资源。伍德赛德声称，地下已经得到了广泛的评估，整个油田已经打了六口井。

首席执行官梅格·奥尼尔表示，该项目的执行将利用公司的深水专业知识。主要合同将在合资企业获得批准后逐步执行。

“在油田生命周期内，Triion 的平均碳强度预计为 11.8 kgCO ₂ -e/boee，低于全球深水石油平均水平，”她补充道，“并将受伍德赛德公司网络的影响”公平范围 1 和 2 减排目标”

“三分之二的 Trion 资源预计将在启动后的前 10 年内生产。”

2023年6月20日

Offshore staff

PERTH, Australia — Woodside has taken FID on the deepwater Trion oilfield development offshore Mexico.

Pending sanction from partner Pemex and regulatory approval of the field development plan, expected this fall, the project could deliver first oil in 2028.

Woodside operates with a 60% interest with Pemex holding the remaining 40%.

Pemex discovered the field in 2012 in a water depth of 2,500 m, 180 km from the Mexican coastline and 30 km south of the Mexico/US maritime border. BHP Petroleum acquired an interest in 2017 and this transferred to Woodside last year following the company’s acquisition of BHP’s global petroleum business.

Development of Trion will involve the installation of a 100,000-bbl/d FPU, connected to a 950,000-bbl capacity FSO, and 18 wells (nine producers, seven water injectors and two gas injectors) in the initial phase. Six more wells will be added later.

Woodside estimates total capex at $7.2 billion; its $4.8-billion share includes a capital carry of Pemex of about $460 million. The investment should achieve an internal rate of return (IRR) of more than 16%, the company claimed, with a payback period of less than four years.

The project will target development of 2C resources of 479 MMboe.  The subsurface has been extensively appraised, Woodside claimed, with six well penetrations across the field.

CEO Meg O’Neill said the project execution would draw on her company’s deepwater expertise. Main contracts will progressively be executed following joint venture approval.

“Trion has an expected carbon intensity of 11.8 kgCO₂-e/boe average over the life of the field, which is lower than the global deepwater oil average,” she added, "and will be subject to Woodside’s corporate net equity Scope 1 and 2 emissions reduction targets…

“Two-thirds of the Trion resource is expected to be produced within the first 10 years after startup.”

06.20.2023