Tangram has acquired a number of licences in the UK’s 32nd Offshore Licensing Round. The company is presently working on 4 assets and has built a dedicated team with access to a pool of expert advice to further each of these projects according to the terms agreed with the North Sea Transition Authority.
The P2512 licence work programme has been completed for Initial term Phase A including PSTM seismic reprocessing
License TANGRAM ENERGY LTD
Licence Number P2512
Tangram Energy Ltd 100% Equity
License Round 32 Round
Quadrant Number 9
Block Number 27
Block Reference 9/27B
Calculated (actual) square kilometres 106.46
Location Offshore
Thunderball is located in the Moray Firth Area in the Upper Jurassic Burns Sandstone. It was first discovered in 1997 with the 14/26b-05 well.
Contingent Resources (BCF) | 1C | 2C | 3C |
Thunderball Discovery | 98 | 154 | 327 |
Prospective Resources (BCF) | 1U | 2U | 3U |
Prospect Q | 19 | 28 | 40 |
License TANGRAM ENERGY LTD
Licence Number P2517
Tangram Energy Ltd 100% Equity
License Round 32 Round
Quadrant Number 14
Block Number 26
Block Reference 14/26b
Calculated (actual) square kilometres 120.37
Location Offshore
The P2585 licence work programme has been completed for Initial term Phase A including PSTM seismic reprocessing
Contingent Resources (BCF) | 1C | 2C | 3C |
Eldon West | 190 | 271 | 360 |
Prospective Resources (BCF) | 1U | 2U | 3U |
Eldon South | 133 | 189 | 252 |
Eldon South-Was | 149 | 212 | 284 |
License TANGRAM ENERGY LTD
Licence Number P2585
Tangram Energy Ltd 100% Equity
License Round 32 Round
Quadrant Number 48
Block Number 13
Block Reference 48/13C
Calculated (actual) square kilometres 122.95
Location Offshore
The P2512 licence work programme has been completed for Initial term Phase A including PSTM seismic reprocessing
License TANGRAM ENERGY LTD
Licence Number P2512
Tangram Energy Ltd 100% Equity
License Round 32 Round
Quadrant Number 9
Block Number 27
Block Reference 9/27B
Calculated (actual) square kilometres 106.46
Location Offshore
The P2584 licence work programme has been completed for Initial term Phase A including PSDM seismic reprocessing
Contingent Resources (BCF) | 1C | 2C | 3C |
Mimas Area | 28 | 69 | 126 |
Prospective Resources (BCF) | 1U | 2U | 3U |
Mimas Area | 144 | 238 | 368 |
Charlie Area | 150 | 243 | 367 |
Alpha Area | 464 | 729 | 1341 |
License TANGRAM ENERGY LTD
Licence Number P2584
Tangram Energy Ltd 100% Equity
License Round 32 Round
Quadrant Number 48
Block Number 9
Block Reference 48/9
Calculated (actual) square kilometres 244.76
Location Offshore
Thunderball is located in the Moray Firth Area in the Upper Jurassic Burns Sandstone. It was first discovered in 1997 with the 14/26b-05 well.
The P2512 licence work programme has been completed for Initial term Phase A including PSTM seismic reprocessing
The P2584 licence work programme has been completed for Initial term Phase A including PSDM seismic reprocessing
The P2585 licence work programme has been completed for Initial term Phase A including PSTM seismic reprocessing
Tangram Energy is a fast emerging player in the UK North Sea that focuses on developing mature fields and undeveloped discoveries
In recent years, various macro-economic factors have transformed the competitive landscape in the UK Oil & Gas industry and Tangram believes that a remarkably differentiated strategy is required to be a successful energy company. Tangram aims to utilise technology and innovative approaches to maximize hydrocarbon recoveries in fields that have previously been overlooked or under-invested in. In addition, Tangram is evaluating acquisition targets for production assets that provide synergy and support to its strategy in the North Sea.
Tangram participated in 32nd UKCS licensing rounds and was awarded several licenses 2017-18 that contain undeveloped discoveries. Team Tangram re-analyses these blocks through new sets of available data, software tools and overlays its perspective to create a viable development plan generating significant economic value. Work program carried out by the team on its awarded licenses has resulted in a significant uplift in the economic viability of the license blocks and Tangram is highly confident in its ability to take them to the next stage of the development plan.
The re-use and life-extension of existing infrastructure, and effective utilization of previous economic and environmental consumption is a better sustainable approach to oil and gas exploration and production than the imposition of new greenfield burdens. It not only makes good economic sense but is also kinder to the environment. Tangram therefore drives a culture of innovation, effectiveness and conscientious behaviour to effect its philosophy. Decisions are made through a collective process which overlays existing data, infrastructure and other assets that are looked through a new lens and refined by further technical analysis to deliver the broader corporate strategy.