澳大利亚独立公司 Red Sky Energy 已确认其在安哥拉的下一阶段活动，计划推动 6/24 区块进行评估钻探。该公司于 2025 年初收购了该区块 35% 的股份，并继续推进勘探活动，旨在确认商业价值并为开发做好准备。这家在澳大利亚证券交易所上市的勘探公司在安哥拉石油和天然气 (AOG) 2025 会议上宣布，其技术团队在独立咨询公司 PetroAus 的支持下，已完成对 5,000 平方公里区块（包括 Cegonha 油田）的全面审查。该研究提供了首次或有资源量和预期资源量估算，确定了强大的评估和开发潜力。

这些结果证实，6/24 区块已准备好进行快速评估、早期生产和长期价值创造。技术发现同样令人鼓舞：Catumbela 储层显示出次生孔隙度的迹象，提高了潜在的采收率； “该区块发现的石油为API为18°的重质原油，凭借成熟的生产技术，具有商业可行性；早期分析表明，Ibis下方可能存在盐下构造，这将带来进一步的勘探机会，”Red Sky Energy首席执行官安德鲁·诺克斯表示。Red

Sky Energy正与安哥拉国家石油公司Sonangol E&P以及油气公司ACREP合作开发该区块。在AOG 2025会议上，合作伙伴与安哥拉上游监管机构国家石油、天然气和生物燃料局签署了一项协议。展望未来，合作伙伴计划推进地震后处理以及详细的油藏和测井研究。诺克斯表示，6/24区块标志着公司在安哥拉征程的开始，Red Sky Energy正在制定一项长期战略来扩大其投资组合。

“安哥拉拥有合适的资源、专业知识和前瞻性政策组合，能够吸引投资并实现可持续增长。我们致力于在这一征程中发挥建设性作用，为安哥拉、我们的合作伙伴和股东创造价值。”诺克斯补充道。

Australian independent Red Sky Energy has confirmed its next phase of activity in Angola, with plans to drive Block 6/24 towards appraisal drilling. The company acquired a 35% stake in the block in early-2025 and continues to advance exploration activities with the aim of confirming commerciality and preparing for development. Speaking at the Angola Oil & Gas (AOG) 2025 conference, the ASX-listed explorer announced that its technical team - supported by independent consultancy PetroAus - has completed a comprehensive review of the 5,000 km² block, which includes the Cegonha oil field. The study delivered maiden contingent and prospective resource estimates, identifying strong appraisal and development potential.

“These results confirm that Block 6/24 is positioned for rapid appraisal, early production and long-term value creation. Technical findings are equally encouraging: the Catumbela reservoir shows signs of secondary porosity, enhancing potential recovery; oil discovered in the block is heavy crude at 18° API, which is commercially viable with well-established production techniques; and early analysis suggests a possible pre-salt structure beneath Ibis, opening further exploration opportunity,” stated Andrew Knox, CEO of Red Sky Energy.

Red Sky Energy is developing the block in partnership with Angola’s national oil company Sonangol E&P and oil and gas company ACREP. An agreement was signed by the partners – alongside Angola’s upstream regulator the National Oil, Gas & Biofuels Agency – at the AOG 2025 conference. Looking ahead, the partners plan to progress seismic reprocessing as well as detailed reservoir and well log studies. According to Knox, Block 6/24 represents the start of the company’s journey in Angola, with Red Sky Energy looking at a long-term strategy to grow its portfolio.

“Angola combines the right mix of resources, expertise, and forward-looking policies to attract investment and deliver sustainable growth. We intend to play a constructive role in that journey - generating value for Angola, for our partners, and for our shareholders,” Knox added.