Sebou (DRJ)-Kenitra pipeline
CompletedOnshore
Africa
Morocco
Africa
Circle Oil
In January 2012, Circle Oil completed construction of the new gas pipeline and associated infrastructure for its Rharb Basin permits in Morocco, Africa.
The approximately 55 km, 8 inch diameter Sebou (DRJ)-Kenitra pipeline has a design capacity of 23.5 MMcf/d and has been connected to seven of the ten potential producing wells, with tie-in for the remaining wells scheduled for completion during the first quarter of 2012. These wells were discoveries made during Circle’s two previous drilling campaigns in 2008–09 and 2010–11.
The pipeline, which was completed on budget, is currently undergoing pressure testing prior to commissioning and the start up of increased gas delivery to local industry, which is expected to be completed by the end of January 2012.
Circle has a 75 per cent interest in the new pipeline, with the remaining 25 per cent held by the Office National des Hydrocarbures et des Mines.
Gas
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23.5 MMcf/d
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Legend
- cf
- : cubic feet
- cm
- : cubic metres
- t
- : tonne
- B
- : billion
- MM
- : million
- bbl
- : barrel
- MW
- : mega watts
- boe
- : barrels of oil equivalent
- /d
- : per day
- /a
- : per annum
- GJ
- : giga joules
- psi
- : pounds per square inch
- TJ
- : tera joules
- PJ
- : peta joules
- EJ
- : exa joules
- ℃
- : Celsius
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