Eniâs partner Sasol Petroleum International (Pty) Ltd via its local subsidiary Sasol Africa (Pty) Ltd (Sasol) is looking to farm down a portion of its 60% interest in the exploration rights 236ER. It is understood that a data room has been opened.   Eni is understood to be planning the drilling of at least two wells within the licence starting in late 2019 (understood to be within the final exploration phase). Eni has identified two areas of interest (a Northern area and a Southern area), the first well is expected to be drilled within the Northern area of interest (covered by 3D seismic data shot in 2016 by Schlumberger). The Southern area of interest will be drilled second and is covered by a 2018 3D survey conducted by Petroleum Geo-Services.   The licence is currently in the second exploration phase which expires in July 2019.  Eni operates the licence with a 40% interest, Sasol holds the remainder.
Eniâs partner Sasol Petroleum International (Pty) Ltd via its local subsidiary Sasol Africa (Pty) Ltd (Sasol) is looking to farm down a portion of its 60% interest in the exploration rights 236ER.