据阿拉伯贸易6月21日消息称，根据产量分成合同，包括卡塔尔石油公司(QP)在内的一个财团获得了苏里南的两个海上勘探区块，这是最近苏里南海上竞标的一部分。
苏里南国家石油公司(Staatsolie)宣布了这一轮竞标的中标者。由卡塔尔石油公司 (20%)、道达尔能源公司(运营商 40%) 和 Staatsolie (40%) 组成的财团获得了浅水区块6和8的勘探权，这两个区块紧邻储量丰富的58区块。
卡塔尔石油公司首席执行官、能源事务大臣Saad Sherida Al-Kaabi表示:“我们很高兴获得6号和8号区块的勘探权，这是卡塔尔石油公司首次进入苏里南。这一成功的结果也增加了我们在圭亚那-苏里南盆地的业务，进一步加强了卡塔尔石油公司在拉丁美洲的足迹，标志着我们朝着实现国际增长的雄心又迈出了成功的一步。”
他补充说:“我想借此机会感谢苏里南当局进行了全面而高效的招标程序，以及我们的战略伙伴道达尔能源公司，感谢他们在实现这一结果方面的出色合作。”
相邻的6和8区块位于苏里南近海南部，靠近圭亚那边界，紧邻58区块南部的浅水区，深度在30-65米之间。这两个区块的总面积约为2750平方公里。
曹海斌 摘译自 阿拉伯贸易
原文如下：
QP wins two offshore exploration blocks in Suriname
A consortium including Qatar Petroleum (QP) has been awarded two offshore exploration blocks in Suriname, under Production Sharing Contracts as part of the recent Suriname offshore bid round.
The winning bids in the competitive round were announced by Suriname’s State Oil Company, Staatsolie. A consortium comprising of Qatar Petroleum (20%), TotalEnergies (Operator - 40%) and Staatsolie (40%) were awarded the right to explore shallow water blocks 6 and 8, which are immediately adjacent to the prolific Block 58 discoveries.
Saad Sherida Al-Kaabi, the Minister of State for Energy Affairs, the President and CEO of Qatar Petroleum, said: “We are pleased to be awarded exploration rights in blocks 6 and 8, and this represents Qatar Petroleum’s first entry into Suriname. This successful result also increases our presence in the Guyana-Suriname Basin and further strengthens Qatar Petroleum’s footprint in Latin America, marking yet another successful step towards realizing our international growth ambitions.”
"I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Surinamese authorities for a comprehensive and efficient tender process, as well as our strategic partner, TotalEnergies, for their excellent cooperation in achieving this result,” he added.
Located in the southern part of offshore Suriname, close to the border with Guyana, the adjacent blocks 6 and 8 lie immediately south of block 58 in shallow waters, with depths ranging between 30 and 65 meters. The two blocks cover a combined area of approximately 2,750 sq km.