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    Marginal oilfield awardees will be credible – DPR

    November 2, 2020
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    *Nigeria’s marginal fields.

    Sam Ikeotuonye

    Lagos — The Department of Petroleum Resources, DPR, says it had put measures in place to ensure that winners of the nation’s 2020 marginal oilfield bid will be credible investors with technical and financial capability.

    The agency revealed this as it reaffirmed that the bid round process for 57 marginal oilfields in the country is still ongoing.

    The Head, Public Affairs at the DPR, Mr Paul Osu, disclosed this in Lagos, saying the bidding process has not been completed.

    “The 2020 marginal oilfield bid round process is still ongoing in line with our published timelines on DPR website and bid portal.

    “Over 600 companies have applied to be prequalified for the bid rounds which began on June 1. However, the DPR had put measures in place to ensure that the awardees would be credible investors with technical and financial capability.

    “The objective of the 2020 marginal field bid round was to deepen the participation of indigenous companies in the upstream segment of the industry and provide opportunities for technical and financial partnerships for investors,” he said.

    According to Osu, the last time the country conducted marginal field bid rounds was in 2003 “with 16 of the fields now contributing two per cent to the national oil and gas reserves while bringing development to their host communities in the Niger Delta.”

    A marginal field is any field that has reserves booked and reported annually to the DPR and was unproductive for a period of over 10 years.

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