oil and gas titles in western australia
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Western Australia ranks among the best regions in the world for new oil and gas ventures, and is one of the few places where potential remains for larger oil and gas discoveries.
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The State’s sedimentary basins, including the continental shelf, cover an area of approximately 2.5 million km2. Western Australia has seven major sedimentary basins, as well as several minor basins which are prospective for petroleum. These basins hold approximately 80 per cent of Australia’s discovered natural gas resources, despite being one of the least explored areas in the world.
Western Australia’s onshore frontier basins offer perhaps the best opportunities to discover a new petroleum province in the Asia Pacific region. There are emerging opportunities in petroleum resources such as shale gas, as small independent explorers lead the way exploring the potential of the State’s shale plays.
For example, oil and gas explorer AWE approved the first stage of the Waitsia gas field development project in January 2016. The Waitsia field was discovered in September 2014 and has the potential to be the largest onshore conventional gas discovery since the 1960s. The field is located in the onshore
WESTERN AUSTRALIA FAST FACTS
• 133trillioncubicfeet(tcf)ofconventionalgasreservesandresources
• 91-193Tcfofshalegasresources
• 86Tcfoftightgasresources
• A$152.9billionworthofLNGprojectsunderconstructionorcommitted
• 9.0percentshareofglobalLNGexportsin2014
• A$2.1billionofpetroleumexplorationexpenditurein2014-15,55percentofAustralia’stotal
Perth Basin, and should reinvigorate the potential for onshore gas production in Western Australia.
This brochure aims to inform interested parties of ongoing opportunities for investing in Western Australia’s oil and gas sector.
InvestintheWestOil and Gas Titles in Western Australia
Offshore Activities in Western Australia
In Australia, petroleum rights are owned by the Australian Government. The State, Territory and Australian Governments jointly administering a regulatory regime which grants permits and licences to companies to explore and develop petroleum in offshore areas.
Offshore activities in Australian waters adjacent to Western Australia are managed by the National Offshore Petroleum Titles Administrator (NOPTA), with major decisions made by a Joint Authority comprising the responsible Australian Commonwealth Minister and the responsible Western Australian State Minister.
Offshore titles can be obtained by:
• Biddingforvacantexplorationacreagereleasesat http://www.petroleum-acreage.gov.au/
• Farmingintoexistingoffshoretitlesheldbythoserepresented in the adjacent chart
* For the purposes of this document, offshore is defined as in Australian Commonwealth waters. Offshore titles refer to exploration permits, production licences and retention leases in Australian Commonwealth waters offshore Western Australia listed by the NOPTA on the National Electronic Approvals Tracking System (NEATS) as active, pending application and pending renewal as at 20 January 2016.
SNApShoT oF oFFShoRE TITLES IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA
• 131explorationpermitsissued
• Halfofexplorationpermitsareheldwithintheinitialtermofsixyears
• 50retentionleasesissued
• 53productionlicencesissued
• Atotalof75companiesholdinterestsinthesetitles
OffshoreExplorationPermits&RetentionLeasesbynumberofyearssinceinitialgrant
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0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70
ARC (Offshore PB) Auralandia
Coldron Cornea Resources
Drysdale Offshore Exploration Encana
Enegex NL Esso
Finniss Offshore Exploration Flow Energy
KOGAS Lightmark Enterprises
Mineralogy Moby Oil & Gas
Petronas Carigali Repsol Roc Oil
Samsung Oil and Gas SGH Energy
SK Innovation Co Statoil
Talisman Oil and Gas Vermilion Oil & Gas
Black Swan Resources Goldsborough Energy
Harriet (Onyx) Karoon Gas
North West Shelf Exploration Pilot Energy
PTTEP Strata Resources
Winchester Resources NL Beach Energy
Bonaparte Gas and Oil ConocoPhillips
Exmouth Exploration GDF SUEZ
IPB Kyushu Electric Power
Murphy Oil Octanex N.L.
PE Wheatstone Toho Gas
AWE Carnarvon Petroleum
Hess Kansai Electric Power
OMV OPIC
Origin Energy Pathfinder Energy
Cue Exploration Hydra Energy
PetroChina Eni
Finder Exploration Total
JX Nippon Oil and Gas Tap Oil
Mitsui E&P Chubu Electric Power
KUFPEC Osaka Gas Tokyo Gas
CNOOC INPEX
Mobil Japan Australia LNG
BP BHP Billiton Petroleum
Santos Quadrant Energy
Woodside Chevron
Shell
WA OFFSHORE TITLES BY NUMBER OF TITLES
Exploration Production Retention
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- Column 2 – Snapshot of Offshore Titles in Western Australia • 131 exploration permits issued • Half of exploration permits are held within the initial term of 6 years • 50 retention leases issued • 53 production licences issued • A total of 75 companies hold interests in these titles Offshore Exploration Permits & Retention Leases by number of years since initial grant
- The initial term for exploration permits is 6 years and can be renewed for further 5 year periods - The initial term for retention leases is 5 years Offshore Activities in Western Australia In Australia, petroleum rights are owned by the Australian Government, with State, Territory and Australian Governments jointly administering a regulatory regime which grants permits and licences to companies to explore and develop petroleum in offshore areas. Offshore activities in Australian waters adjacent to Western Australia are managed by the National Offshore Petroleum Titles Administrator (NOPTA), with major decisions made by a Joint Authority comprising the responsible Australian Commonwealth Minister and the responsible Western Australian State Minister. Offshore titles can be obtained by: • Bidding for vacant exploration acreage releases at http://www.petroleum-acreage.gov.au/ • Farming into existing offshore titles held by those represented in the adjacent chart
- Bottom of Page – * For the purposes of this document, offshore is defined as in Commonwealth waters. Offshore titles refer to exploration permits, production licences and retention leases in Australian Commonwealth waters offshore Western Australia listed by the NOPTA on the National Electronic Approvals Tracking System (NEATS) as active, pending application and pending renewal as at 20 January 2016.
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- Column 2 – Snapshot of Offshore Titles in Western Australia • 131 exploration permits issued • Half of exploration permits are held within the initial term of 6 years • 50 retention leases issued • 53 production licences issued • A total of 75 companies hold interests in these titles Offshore Exploration Permits & Retention Leases by number of years since initial grant
- The initial term for exploration permits is 6 years and can be renewed for further 5 year periods - The initial term for retention leases is 5 years Offshore Activities in Western Australia In Australia, petroleum rights are owned by the Australian Government, with State, Territory and Australian Governments jointly administering a regulatory regime which grants permits and licences to companies to explore and develop petroleum in offshore areas. Offshore activities in Australian waters adjacent to Western Australia are managed by the National Offshore Petroleum Titles Administrator (NOPTA), with major decisions made by a Joint Authority comprising the responsible Australian Commonwealth Minister and the responsible Western Australian State Minister. Offshore titles can be obtained by: • Bidding for vacant exploration acreage releases at http://www.petroleum-acreage.gov.au/ • Farming into existing offshore titles held by those represented in the adjacent chart
- Bottom of Page – * For the purposes of this document, offshore is defined as in Commonwealth waters. Offshore titles refer to exploration permits, production licences and retention leases in Australian Commonwealth waters offshore Western Australia listed by the NOPTA on the National Electronic Approvals Tracking System (NEATS) as active, pending application and pending renewal as at 20 January 2016.
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≤6 7-11 12-16 ≥17
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– The initial term for exploration permits is six years and can be renewed for further five year periods
– The initial term for retention leases is five years
Onshore Activities in Western Australia
Western Australia’s emerging onshore shale and tight gas industry presents the next significant resource opportunity in the State.
Advancements in hydraulic fracturing (fraccing) and horizontal drilling technologies have the potential to unlock Western Australia’s estimated vast resources of shale and tight gas.
Onshore activities are administered by the Government of Western Australia through the Department of Mines and Petroleum (DMP).
Onshore titles can be obtained by:
• Biddingforvacantexplorationacreagereleasesat www.dmp.wa.gov.au/PGR
• Farmingintoexistingonshoretitlesheldbythoserepresented in the adjacent chart
OnshoreExplorationPermits&RetentionLeasesbynumberofyearssinceinitialgrant
* For the purposes of this document, onshore is defined as within the State of Western Australia’s jurisdiction. Onshore titles refer to exploration permits, production licences and retention leases in Western Australia’s jurisdiction listed by DMP on the Petroleum and Geothermal Register (PGR) as active, pending renewal and pending extension as at 20 January 2016.
SNApShoT oF oNShoRE TITLES IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA
• 59explorationpermitsissued
• Approximatelyaquarterofexplorationpermitsareheldwithintheinitialtermof sixyears
• 10retentionleasesissued
• 28productionlicencesissued
• Atotalof55companiesholdinterestsinthesetitles
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0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14
APT Parmelia Bharat Petroleum
Black Fire Minerals CalEnergy Resources
Caracal Exploration DBP Development Group Nominees
GCC Methane Hess
Key Petroleum Lansvale Oil & Gas
Macallum Group Mazarine Energy Officer Petroleum Onshore Energy Pace Petroleum
Perseverance Energy Roc Oil
Southern Sky Energy Titan Energy
Warrego Energy Australian Oil Company
BP Hydra Energy
Japan Australia LNG Norwest Energy
Oil Basins PetroChina
Phoenix Resources Shell
Tap Oil Whicher Range Energy
Woodside Alcoa
Finder Exploration Latent Petroleum
UIL Energy Bounty Oil & Gas NL
Carnarvon Petroleum Gulliver Productions
Indigo Oil New Standard Energy
Rey Resources Rough Range Oil
Westranch Holdings Origin Energy Harriet (Onyx)
KUFPEC AWE
Diamond Resources Chevron
Empire Oil Mobil
Quadrant Energy Santos
Buru Energy
WA ONSHORE TITLE HOLDERS BY NUMBER OF TITLES
Exploration Production Retention
– The initial term for exploration permits is six years and can be renewed for further five year periods
– The initial term for retention leases is five years
ONshOre
- Column 2 – Snapshot of Onshore Titles in Western Australia • 59 exploration permits issued • Approximately a quarter of exploration permits are held within the initial term of 6 years • 10 retention leases issued • 28 production licences issued • A total of 55 companies hold interests in these titles Onshore Exploration Permits & Retention Leases by number of years since initial grant
- The initial term for exploration permits is 6 years and can be renewed for further 5 year periods - The initial term for retention leases is 5 years Onshore Activities in Western Australia Western Australia’s emerging onshore shale and tight industry presents the next significant resource opportunity in the State. The State is estimated to have one of the largest recoverable reserves of shale gas in the world in its Canning and Perth basins, of 268 Tcf. Advancements in hydraulic fracturing (fraccing) and horizontal drilling technologies have the potential to unlock Western Australia’s estimated vast resources of shale and tight gas. Onshore activities are administered by the Government of Western Australia through the Department of Mines and Petroleum (DMP). Onshore titles can be obtained by: • Bidding for vacant exploration acreage releases at https://pgr.dmp.wa.gov.au/PGR/Default.aspx • Farming into existing onshore titles held by those represented in the adjacent chart
- Bottom of Page – * For the purposes of this document, onshore is defined as within the State of Western Australia’s jurisdiction. Onshore titles refer to exploration permits, production licences and retention leases in Western Australia’s jurisdiction listed by DMP on the Petroleum and Geothermal Register (PGR) as active, pending renewal and pending extension as at 20 January 2016.
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≤6 7-11 12-16 ≥17
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No. of retention leases
≤ 5 6-10 11-15 ≥16
- Column 2 – Snapshot of Onshore Titles in Western Australia • 59 exploration permits issued • Approximately a quarter of exploration permits are held within the initial term of 6 years • 10 retention leases issued • 28 production licences issued • A total of 55 companies hold interests in these titles Onshore Exploration Permits & Retention Leases by number of years since initial grant
- The initial term for exploration permits is 6 years and can be renewed for further 5 year periods - The initial term for retention leases is 5 years Onshore Activities in Western Australia Western Australia’s emerging onshore shale and tight industry presents the next significant resource opportunity in the State. The State is estimated to have one of the largest recoverable reserves of shale gas in the world in its Canning and Perth basins, of 268 Tcf. Advancements in hydraulic fracturing (fraccing) and horizontal drilling technologies have the potential to unlock Western Australia’s estimated vast resources of shale and tight gas. Onshore activities are administered by the Government of Western Australia through the Department of Mines and Petroleum (DMP). Onshore titles can be obtained by: • Bidding for vacant exploration acreage releases at https://pgr.dmp.wa.gov.au/PGR/Default.aspx • Farming into existing onshore titles held by those represented in the adjacent chart
- Bottom of Page – * For the purposes of this document, onshore is defined as within the State of Western Australia’s jurisdiction. Onshore titles refer to exploration permits, production licences and retention leases in Western Australia’s jurisdiction listed by DMP on the Petroleum and Geothermal Register (PGR) as active, pending renewal and pending extension as at 20 January 2016.
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60
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≤6 7-11 12-16 ≥17
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4
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2
4
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No. of retention leases
≤ 5 6-10 11-15 ≥16
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DMPJAN16_4118_Published March 2015. Revised January 2016
Department of State Development, Perth
Telephone: +61 (08) 9222 [email protected]
Information current as at January 2016
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WA-1-PR7
WA-1-PR7
WA-45-L
WA-53-L
EP 358R3
WA-9-LR1
TP/8 R4
TP/8R4
TP/7R4
TL/10
WA-12-LR1
WA-20-L
WA-22-L
WA-24-L
WA-16-L
WA-30-L
WA-23-L
WA-23-RR2
WA19-R
R2
WA-35-RR1
WA-21-RR2
WA-20-R
R2
WA-208-P
R4
WA-41-L
WA-448-P
WA-452-P
WA-361-P
R1
EP 491
WA-41-R
WA-360-P
R1
WA-476-P
WA-330-P
R1
WA-323-P
R1
WA-43-R
WA-4-LR1
WA-1-PR7
WA-1-PR7
WA-1-PR7
WA-1-PR7
WA-38-L
WA-56-L
WA-14-RR2
WA-43-L
WA-209-P
R4
WA-253-P
R2
WA-214-P
R4
WA-47-R
WA-52-R
WA-50-R
TR/3 R2
EP 62R7
EP 61R7
WA-1-IL
WA-444-P
WA-59-R
WA-43-L
R 4 R1
WA-457-P
WA-458-P
WA-205-P
R4
WA-205-P
R4
WA-463-P
WA-46-R
WA-45-R
WA-55-L
WA-374-P R1
W15-13
W15-14
W15-12
W15-11
W15-10
W15-9
W15-8
W15-7
T15-1
L15-2
L15-3
L15-4
TTP-EPA-0005
STP-EPA-0122
PL 16
WA-17-PL
WA-1-PL
TPL/8
WA-10-PL
TPL/13
WA-
25-P
L
WA-19-PL
WA-20-PL PL 106
PL 103
STP-PLA-0024
PL 110
PL 8 R1
WA-14-PL
TPL/10
WA-5-PL
TPL/
3R1
TPL/19
TPL/16
TPL/15
WA-4-PL
WA-11-PL
TPL/
14
TPL/17
WA-3-PL
WA-16-PL
WA-9-PL
WA-2-PL
PL 77
TPL/9 R1PL
21TP
L/11
TPL/1 R1, TPL/5 R1
PL 81
TPL/6 R1
TPL/7 R2
PL 74
WA-13-PL
PL 20
TPL/2 R1
PL 82
PL 90
WA-7-PL
PL 12 R1, PL 29, PL 30
WA-6-PL
PL 78
PL 62
PL 15 R1
TPL/4
PL 14 R1
PL 58
PL 38
PL 42
PL 40
PL40
PL24
TPL/12
TPL/21, TPL/22
WA-21-PL
TPL/20
WA
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PL 19PL 87
TPL/23
PL17, PL
92
PL 84, PL 85PL 93
WA-26-PL
WA-23-PL
PL 88
PL 91
TPL/24
WA-
25-P
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TPL/25
WA-24-PL
STP-PLA-0017
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Commonwealth Offshore State Offshore
State Mainland and Coastal WatersSPA 1/09-0 AO / STP-SPA-00011/09-0 EP / STP-EPA-00011/09-0 L / STP-PRA-00011/09-0 R / STP-RLA-00011/09-0 DR / STP-DRA-00011/09-0 PL / STP-PLA-0001
Special Prospecting AuthorityExploration Permit ApplicationProduction Licence ApplicationRetention Lease ApplicationDrilling Reservation ApplicationPipeline Licence Application
WA-1-LWA-1-PWA-1-PLWA-1-RWA-1-IL
Production LicenceExploration PermitPipeline LicenceRetention LeaseInfrastructure Licence
TP/1TL/1TR/1TPL/1TTP-EPA-0001TTP-PRA-0001TTP-RLA-0001TTP-PLA-0001
Territorial Sea Exploration PermitTerritorial Sea Production LicenceTerritorial Sea Retention LeaseTerritorial Sea Pipeline LicenceTerritorial Sea Exploration Permit ApplicationTerritorial Sea Production Licence ApplicationTerritorial Sea Retention Lease ApplicationTerritorial Sea Pipeline Licence Application
Petroleum LeaseExploration PermitProduction LicenceRetention LeaseDrilling ReservationPipeline Licence
L1HEP 1L 1R1DR 1PL 1
50 0 50 100 150 20025 km
Albers Equal Area Projection
AVAILABLE FOR APPLICATION
Bids closing 21/04/16Bids closing 04/02/16
PROPOSED COMMONWEALTH RELEASE AREASOffshore Petroleum and Greenhouse Gas Storage Act 2006
STATE AND TERRITORIAL SEA RELEASE AREASPetroleum & Geothermal Energy Resources Act 1967
Bids closing 28/04/16
Pipeline Licence
Outer Limit of WA Coastal Waters
Commonwealth 'Offshore Areas' boundary
Territorial Baseline
Pipeline Licence Application
Production Licence, Infrastructure Licence or Retention Lease
Sedimentary BasinExploration Permit
State Application Basement Rock
Special Prospecting Authority with Acreage Option
Special Prospecting Authority with Acreage Option Under EP Assessment
Special Prospecting Authority with Acreage Option Application
Closed Commonwealth Release Under Assessment
PERTH BASIN Sedimentary Basin
Closed State/Territorial Release Under Assessment
TITLES MAPPETROLEUM
Oil ANd GAs titles iN WesterN AustrAliA
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