据《能源年》7月29日罗安达报道，法国超级巨头道达尔能源周四宣布，该公司已启动安哥拉的Begonia油田项目、Quiluma和Maboqueiro气田开发以及Quilemba太阳能项目。

该公司完成了17/06区块近海Begonia油田开发的FID。该项目将是该承租区的第一个生产活动，预计价值约8.5亿美元。

该项目将包括5口井，与目前17号区块运行的Pazflor FPSO相连。Begonia油田的产量将使FPSO日产量增加3万桶。

Begonia油田项目预计于2024年投产。

道达尔公司将与该承租区的持有者National Oil、天然气和生物燃料机构及其合作伙伴一起在17/06区块开展该项目。

道达尔还宣布了其开发海上Quiluma和Maboqueiro非伴生气田的FID，该气田将为安哥拉液化天然气工厂提供天然气。

预计这些气田将于2026年年中投产。预期产量未披露。

道达尔持有Quiluma 和 Maboqueiro气田项目11.8%的权益，埃尼拥有25.6%的经营股权，雪佛龙拥有31%的股权， Sonangol拥有19.8%股权， bp拥有其余11.8％的股权。

此外，该国批准了这家超级能源巨头在安哥拉的第一个太阳能工厂的建设，位于南部城市Lubango。

Quilemba太阳能厂的初始产能为35兆瓦，在第二阶段可以选择再扩大45兆瓦的产能。

该工厂预计将于2023年底投产。

道达尔持有该太阳能开发项目51%的股份，Sonangol公司持有30%的股份，Greentech - 安哥拉环境技术公司持有剩余19%的股份。

郝芬 译自 《能源年》

原文如下:

TotalEnergies launches three Angolan energy projects

TotalEnergies has launched the Begonia oilfield project, the Quiluma and Maboqueiro gasfields development and Quilemba solar project in Angola, the French super-major announced on Thursday.

The company completed its FID on the development of the offshore Begonia oilfield on Block 17/06. The project will be the first production activity on the concession and is estimated to be around USD 850 million.

The project will consist of five wells tied back to the Pazflor FPSO, which currently operates on Block 17. Production from the Begonia oilfield will add 30,000 bopd to the FPSO’s production.

Commissioning of the Begonia oilfield project is expected in 2024.

TotalEnergies will work on the project along with concession holder National Oil, Gas and Biofuels Agency and its partners on Block 17/06.

TotalEnergies also announced its FID to develop the offshore Quiluma and Maboqueiro non-associated gasfields, which will supply the Angola LNG plant.

Gas production from these fields is expected in mid-2026. Expected output was not disclosed.

TotalEnergies holds an 11.8% interest in the Quiluma and Maboqueiro gasfield project, with Eni having a 25.6% operating stake, Chevron a 31% stake, Sonangol a 19.8% stake and BP with the remaining 11.8% stake.

Additionally, the state approved construction of the super-major’s first solar plant in Angola, located in the southern city of Lubango.

The Quilemba solar facility will have an initial capacity of 35 MW, with the option to expand capacity by another 45 MW in a second phase.

The plant is expected to be commissioned by the end of 2023.

TotalEnergies holds a 51% stake in the solar development, with Sonangol holding a 30% stake and Greentech – Angola Environment Technology holding the remaining 19% stake.