Briefing: The Chad‐Cameroon petroleum and pipeline development project
Briefing: The Chad‐Cameroon petroleum and pipeline development project
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简介:乍得-喀麦隆石油和管道开发项目
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2002
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J. Guyer
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J. Guyer
THE CHAD-CAMEROON PROJECT is currently the largest single private-sector investment in Africa. Neither its size nor its technical features, however, account for its originality nor for the enormous interest it has aroused. Within the energy industry, the Chad-Cameroon project could be seen as a conventional mid-scale project, part of the current rapid expansion of oil and gas development in West Africa, which stretches from Mauritania to Angola. The plan consists of the following components: In Chad: Three oil fields near to Doba in southern Chad (Kome, Miandoum and Bolobo) Approximately 315 oil wells, with electric pumps (all pipes and lines buried) Two collecting stations and one pumping station Central treatment centre (Kome), producing up to 225,000 barrels p/d of crude