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Santos eyes first oil production from Alaska’s Pikka Project in 2026- oil and gas 360

Santos eyes first oil production from Alaska’s Pikka Project in 2026

World Oil (WO) – In its quarterly report, Australia’s Santos Ltd. announced it expects first oil production from it’s Pikka Project in 2026. The Pikka project, in Alaska’s North Slope, has made “excellent progress over the winter months in Alaska,” Santos reported. According to the statement, the Pikka Project is 47% complete as of March 31, 2024. Rig operations were

Santos to farm-down half of its exploration leases in Alaska- oil and gas 360- oil and gas 360

Santos to farm-down half of its exploration leases in Alaska

World Oil (WO) – Consistent with its Alaska strategy to focus on the Pikka development, Santos will farm-down half of its working interest in 148 exploration leases (more than 270 thousand acres of State of Alaska lands) on the Alaska North Slope, in an agreement with APA Alaska LLC1 and Lagniappe Alaska LLC2.   The leases are located on the

$2.6 billion Alaskan oil project to help Santos boost output- oil and gas 360

$2.6 billion Alaskan oil project to help Santos boost output

World Oil (Bloomberg) — Santos Ltd. has given the go-ahead for a $2.6 billion oil field project in Alaska to expand its production beyond the Asia-Pacific region. The producer and joint venture partner Repsol SA took a final investment decision on phase 1 of the Pikka development on Wednesday, Adelaide, South Australia-based Santos said in an earnings statement. The project

Santos dispute with ConocoPhillips snags Alaska oil project, stake sale- oil and gas 360

Santos dispute with ConocoPhillips snags Alaska oil project, stake sale

World Oil Australia’s Santos Ltd. is locked in a dispute with ConocoPhillips over road access in Alaska, potentially holding up a $3 billion oil project, according to letters from both companies to the U.S. state’s government. The dispute could also delay Santos’s planned sale of its majority stake in the project, which could thwart its target of raising $2 billion