APA drilling more prospects offshore Suriname

APA Corp has issued a brief update on its offshore E&P operations in its latest results statement.
Aug. 4, 2022
Courtesy APA Corp.
Apache entered Suriname after winning bids for Block 53 and Block 58 offshore in 2012 and 2015, respectively. Those assets were transferred to APA Corp. Suriname in 2021. Block 58 comprises 1.4 million acres, and Block 53 covers 867,000 acres.
Apache entered Suriname after winning bids for Block 53 and Block 58 offshore in 2012 and 2015, respectively. Those assets were transferred to APA Corp. Suriname in 2021. Block 58 comprises 1.4 million acres, and Block 53 covers 867,000 acres.

Offshore staff

HOUSTON — APA Corp. has issued a brief update on its offshore E&P operations in its latest results statement.

The company and partner/operator TotalEnergies plan further appraisal of the Krabdagu Field offshore Suriname after completing two flow tests on the discovery well.

APA and its partners are drilling further on exploration wells on Block 58 (Dikkop) and Block 53 (Baja), with results expected in the coming months.

Finally, the company expects to shortly bring onstream the Garten-3 well, a tieback to the Beryl complex in the UK central North Sea.

08.04.2022

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