On 15 December 2017, the CNH approved a preliminary award, contract migration of the legacy Santuario service contract to an Exploration and Production contract (CEE) with Petrofac Mexico S.A. de C.V. as the designated operator with a 36% working interest and PEMEX as the lone partner with 64% working interest.Â  The Santurario Service Contract area includes the A-0121-Campo El Golpe and the A-0396-Santuario production entitlements granted on 14 August 2014.Â  Originally the service contract was to migrate to a PSC contract but SENER decided to change it to a License contract.Â  The formal contract signing is scheduled to occur on 20 December 2017.Â  This represents the first Service Contract to be migrated to a CEE, a process that has taken over two and one-half years.Â  Â There was no report as to the final block denomination but it is speculated to be the Santuario-El Golpe block with a combined area of 153.195 sq km.Â  Petrofac Mexico S.A. de C.V. is a subsidiary of London based Petrofac Services Limited. On 14 March 2017, the CNH approved the provisional production and development plan for the legacy Santuario service contract that is in the migration process to an Exploration and Production PSC Contract.Â  The Santurario Service Contract area includes the A-0121-Campo El Golpe and the A-0396-Santuario production entitlements granted on 14 August 2014.Â  The migration process has been ongoing since July 2015.Â  PEMEX presented a production and development plan that involves activities over a 12 month period that would start when the new contract is signed, estimated to be June 2017.Â  The company is proposing to conduct 10 minor workovers, eight major workovers, 30 reservoir pressure surveys, three studies, and 12 infra-structure enhancements including oil and gas gathering lines and wellheads.Â  The total estimated cost of the 12 month project is estimated to be USD 13.86 million for development activities and USD 51.1 million for production activities.Â  Service contractor Petrofac is to migrate with the official operator PEMEX. During July 2015, the Secretaria de Energia de Mexico (SENER) reported that PEMEX requested that the Santuario block Service Contact be migrated to and exploration and production contract. PEMEX is not known to have requested a modified development plan.  SENER published in July 2015, that the El Golpe field covers an area of 42.6 sq km and had original oil and gas in place (OOGIP) of 234.8 MMboe. The secretariat reported remaining 2P reserves for the field are 5.9MMboe of 36Â° API. SENER published in July 2015 that the Santurario field covers an area of 63.5 sq km and had original oil and gas in place (OOGIP) of 557 MMboe. The secretariat reported remaining 2P reserves for the field are 120.6 MMboe of 32Â° API. The Santuario Service Contract area includes the 93.23 A-0396-Santuario and the 59.96 sq km A-0121-Campo El Golpe production entitlements that SENER granted to PEMEX 100% on 13 August 2014.Â Â  The Service Contract originally covered an estimated area of 129.93 sq km in the northwestern, onshore Sureste Basin but now covers 153.19 sq km after the two entitlements were granted. The block contains two main oil and gas fields, Santuario and El Golpe and the minor Caracolillo field.Â  The Santuario Service Contract is operated by Petrofac Mexico S.A. de C.V., a subsidiary of London based Petrofac Services Limited, who won the block in the PEMEX Service Contract Round in 2011 after contract signature on 17 October 2011.
Mexico (Campeche Deep Sea B.) (It's a petroleum rights. Please summarize by yourself). In IHS database: 10 op. by ENI SPA (100.0%) to be check.12 op. by LUKOIL (100.0%) to be check.15 op. by TOTAL (60.0%, SHELL 40.0%) to be check.14 op. by ENI SPA (60.0%, CITLA 40.0%) to be check.Santuario op. by PEMEX (100.0%, PETROFAC 0.0%) to be check.