Outlooks for increase of oil and gas industry  potential

Outlooks for increase of oil and gas industry potential Outlooks for increase of oil and gas industry potential

Authors:

Kuandykov B.M. , Yeskozha B.A. - Association of Petroleum Geologists of Kazakhstan

Authors:

Kuandykov B.M. , Yeskozha B.A. - Association of Petroleum Geologists of Kazakhstan

Almaty, October 04, 2012

KIOGE 2012 Conference

Oil Production- Ranking by CountriesOil Production- Ranking by Countries ((top top 26 26 countries, as countries, as

of the end of 2010of the end of 2010))

Kaz

akh

sta

n

Kazakhstan ranks 9th by proved reserves of oil, with a 2.9% share of total world reserves and 18th by proved reserves of gas with a 1.0% share of total world reserves.(All figures are at end 2010.Source: BP Statistical Review of World Energy, June 2011.)

2020 production planned ranking:

8 place

Million

Tons

Kazakhstan: 2011 - 80.6 mln tons (1.6 mln bbls/day). Forecast for 2020 - 132 mln tons (2,6 mln bbls/day) 1

Oil,

mln

tons

Oil,

mln

tons

1965 1970 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2011 2020

FO

REC

AS

T

5959 5959

132132132132

8080.6.68080.6.6

Gas

, bln

m3

Gas

, bln

m3

FO

REC

AS

T

2323

9292

4141

Kazakhstan: Oil & Gas Production (1965-

2020)

Kazakhstan: Oil & Gas Production (1965-

2020)

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2000

3.4 Bln. t

(25 bln barr.)**

5.3 Bln. t

(more than 38 bln barr.)***

2010

2000

1.8 trln.

cub. м**

3.3trln.

cub. м***

2010

Including new fields discovered in

the Caspian Sea shelf.*

Recoverable Oil Reserves

Recoverable Gas Reserves

Kazakhstan is currently implementing the first-rate world oil and gas

industrial projects:Tengiz, Kashagan,

KarachaganakThe total forecast

recoverable hydrocarbon

resources  - 17 bln tons, of

which 8 bln tons fall on the

the  Caspian Sea shelf* (2009)

Ranks 9th  in the world by its proved oil reserves ** (as

of the end of 2010)

Ranks 18th in the world by its proved gas reserves ** (as of the end of 2010)

Sources *Governmental Program on development of oil and gas sector in the Republic of Kazakhstan for 2010-2014; ** BP Statistical Review of World Energy 2011 www.bp.com; *** Interview of the Kazakh Minister of oil and gas to the magazine “Oil and Gas of Kazakhstan”, Dec, 2011.

Kazakhstan: Hydrocarbon Reserves Growth

Excluding new fields discovered in

the Caspian Sea shelf.*

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Sedimentary Basins of KazakhstanSedimentary Basins of Kazakhstan

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Pre-Caspian BasinPre-Caspian BasinPre-Caspian BasinPre-Caspian Basin

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Development of Export InfrastruxtureDevelopment of Export Infrastruxture

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Devonian-Carboniferous SR charge

Lower Permian salt and shale top seal

Devonian-Carboniferous carbonate bioherm

reservoirs

Kashagan Estimated STOLIP

5,5 Billion. tonns

Some Major fields of Kazakhstan: Some Major fields of Kazakhstan: Some Major fields of Kazakhstan: Some Major fields of Kazakhstan:

KashaganKashaganKashaganKashagan

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KarachaganakKarachaganakKarachaganakKarachaganak

Some Major fields of Kazakhstan: Some Major fields of Kazakhstan: Some Major fields of Kazakhstan: Some Major fields of Kazakhstan:

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Karachaganak Estimated STOLIP

1,1 Billion. tonns Oil 1,4 Trln. m Gas3

The Example of Deeply Buried Reef Bodies in the Precaspian Basin: : The Example of Deeply Buried Reef Bodies in the Precaspian Basin: :

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Model of Traps –Reservoirs and Types of Hydrocarbon Model of Traps –Reservoirs and Types of Hydrocarbon Accumulations Accumulations in Post-salt Sequencein Post-salt Sequence

Precaspian BasinPrecaspian Basin

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Geological Section Across the Caspian SeaGeological Section Across the Caspian Sea

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Map of offshore blocks in the Kazakhstan part of Map of offshore blocks in the Kazakhstan part of Caspian SeaCaspian Sea

CaspianCaspian SeaSea

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Chu – Sarysu Chu – Sarysu BasinBasin

Geological Geophysical Cross-SectionGeological Geophysical Cross-Section

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Syr-Dariya Basin Syr-Dariya Basin Geological Geophysical Cross-Geological Geophysical Cross-SectionSection

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CONCLUSIONCONCLUSION

Main activities for further geological exploration in the Republic of Kazakhstan:

1.Exploration for deep-seated intra-basinal carbonate platforms (up to 7 km and more) in the Precaspian basin, subthrust structures in the edge zones and suture areas of heterochronous platforms, areas of Devonian large arched uplifts;

2.Investigation of areas adjacent to major and unique fields Tengiz, Kashagan and Karachaganak with the aim to discover their so -called “satellites”;

3.Prospecting for new oil-bearing fields in the post-salt sequence, particularly in the interdome zones and distant peripheries of salt domes, active study of the intermediate Permian- Triassic sequence and Paleozoic rocks in Ustyurt and Mangyshlak;

4.Stirring up of geological prospecting in the Paleozoic sequence in the South Torgai basin and Shu-Sarysu depression;

5.In view of the start of construction of the intra-Kazakhstan gas pipeline Bozoi-Shymkent, prospecting for gas reservoirs will be intensified in the areas of the East Aral, Syr-Darya, Shu-Sarysu basins adjacent to the gas pipeline route;

6.Planned and detailed studies of nonconventional for us sources of hydrocarbon accumulation such as kirs, bituminous sands will start as well prospecting for hydrocarbons in shale rocks.

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Thank you for your attention!

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