Characteristics of Recent Oil and Gas Discoveries in the Deep Water Portion of the Western Nile Delta, Egypt
David S. Phelps, J. Bedingfield, R. Roberts, T. Maher, Thomas J.H. Dodd
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David S. Phelps, J. Bedingfield, R. Roberts, T. Maher, Thomas J.H. Dodd
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S034 CHARACTERISTICS OF RECENT OIL AND GAS DISCOVERIES IN THE DEEP WATER PORTION OF THE WESTERN NILE DELTA EGYPT 1 DAVID PHELPS 1 JOHN BEDINGFIELD 1 RON ROBERTS 1 TOM MAHER 1 and TIM DODD 2 1 Apache Egypt P.O. Box 27582 Houston TX 77227 2 BP Egypt Cairo Egypt Over the past 35 years more than 4.0 BBOE have been discovered in the Nile Delta primarily as gas and condensate. With the discovery of multi-TCF gas fields in the western Nile Delta interest in the deepwater Pliocene play has increased significantly in the past few years. In 2002 Apache
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S034 CHARACTERISTICS OF RECENT OIL AND GAS DISCOVERIES IN THE DEEP WATER PORTION OF THE WESTERN NILE DELTA EGYPT 1 DAVID PHELPS 1 JOHN BEDINGFIELD 1 RON ROBERTS 1 TOM MAHER 1 and TIM DODD 2 1 Apache Egypt P.O. Box 27582 Houston TX 77227 2 BP Egypt Cairo Egypt Over the past 35 years more than 4.0 BBOE have been discovered in the Nile Delta primarily as gas and condensate. With the discovery of multi-TCF gas fields in the western Nile Delta interest in the deepwater Pliocene play has increased significantly in the past few years. In 2002 Apache
Key concepts: Nile delta, Delta, Deep water, Geology, Crude oil, Fossil fuel, Archaeology, River delta