Kenya’s oil and gas industry is currently in nascent stages and is trying to finalise investments to develop its natural resources based in the Lokichar Basin in the North West of the country. The first discoveries were made 8 years ago and although there have been signs of full development, a final investment decision (FID) has yet to be made. The country’s first licensing round was held in 2014 after much delay due to the introduction of a new energy bill which contained significant changes to the fiscal and regulatory environment. Currently 48 licenses are held by various E&P companies with Total, Tullow, and Eni holding the most for a single company at 7, 4, and 6 respectively. In 2019, the country saw its first export of crude oil from the port of Mombasa with a cargo of 240,000 barrels of crude oil sold to ChemChina with a price discount to Brent of US$ 3.5 per barrel. This export came from the early production scheme at the South Lokichar fields and 2,000 barrels per day were trucked to the port. The companies involved in the development are Total SA, Tullow, and Africa Oil Corp who have struggled to take FID on the full field development for many reasons. FID is now anticipated for 2021 in which case first oil is estimated for 2024.
Scope
- Kenya’s oil and gas production outlook by assets terrain, and major companies
- Key details of active and upcoming oil and gas assets in the country
- Recently licensed blocks details, licensed blocks count by company, and latest discoveries
- Latest awarded contracts related to the E&P sector in the country
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Table of Contents
- E&P Overview
- Production & Development Outlook
- Exploration
- Mergers & Acquisitions
- Kenya Exploration and Production Sector
- Kenya Exploration and Production Sector, Oil and Gas Production Outlook
- Kenya Exploration and Production Sector, Gross Crude Oil and Condensate Production by Assets
- Kenya Exploration and Production Sector, Net Entitlement Crude Oil and Condensate Production by Major Companies
- Kenya Exploration and Production Sector, Active and Upcoming Oil and Gas Asset Details
- Exploration and Production Sector, Exploration
- Kenya Exploration and Production Sector, Total Licensed Blocks
- Kenya Exploration and Production Sector, Licensed Blocks by Company
- Kenya Exploration and Production Sector, Major Oil and Gas Discoveries
- Kenya Exploration and Production Sector, Number of Oil and Gas Discoveries, 2016 - 2020
- Kenya Exploration and Production Sector, Oil and Gas Discovery Details
- Recent Contracts
- Appendix
- Methodology
- Coverage
- Secondary Research
- Contact The Publisher
List of Tables
Table 1: Kenya, Total Gross Crude Oil Production (bd) by Terrain, 2017-2027
Table 2: Top 10 Fields in Kenya by Crude Oil Production (bd) 2017-2027
Table 3: Kenya, Net Entitlement Crude Oil Production (bd) by Company 2017 - 2027
Table 4: Kenya, Active and Upcoming Oil and Gas Field Assets Details
Table 5: Kenya, Total Licensed Blocks, 2010-2020
Table 6: Kenya, Licensed Blocks by Company, 2010-2020
Table 7: Kenya, Number of Oil and Gas Discoveries, 2016 - 2020
Table 8: Kenya, Oil and Gas Discovery Details, 2016 - 2020
Table 9: Recent Contracts
List of Figures
Figure 1: Kenya, Total Gross Crude Oil and Condensate Production (bd) by Terrain, 2017-2027
Figure 2: Kenya Crude Oil Production 2017-2027 by Field
Figure 3: Crude Oil Production (bd) by Company 2017-2027
Figure 4: Kenya, Active and Upcoming Oil and Gas Assets by Production Start Year 2017-2027
Figure 5: Kenya, Number of Oil and Gas Discoveries, 2016 - 2020
