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Project Name Area/Block Water Depth (ft) 1 Sturgis AT 183 3,710 Tahiti GC 640 4,292 Thunder Horse North MC 776 5,660 Trident AC 903 9,743 Tubular Bells MC 725 4,334 Vortex AT 261 8,344 Field Field Discovery Date 2 Year of First Production Year of Last Production 1 Water depths shown reflect depth at facility. If project is subsea or undeveloped, water depth reflects depth of deepest well location in project. 2 The absence of a field discovery date indicates an industry-announced discovery without a qualified well on the lease. These discoveries have not necessarily been confirmed by the MMS and they are not yet classified as fields by the MMS. 130
Appendix C. Chronological Listing of GOM Lease Sales by Sale Location and Sale Date. Sale Number Sale Location Sale Date 1 LA 1 10/13/1954 1S LA 10/13/1954 2 TX 11/09/1954 3 TX, LA 7/12/1955 6 LA 2 8/11/1959 7 TX, LA 2/24/1960 8 LA 3 5/19/1960 9 LA 3/13/1962 10 TX, LA 3/16/1962 11 LA 2 10/09/1962 12 LA 2 4/28/1964 13 SUL-TX 4 12/14/1965 14 LA 2 3/29/1966 15 LA 2 10/18/1966 16 LA 6/13/1967 17 SA-LA 5 9/05/1967 18 TX 5/21/1968 19 LA 2 11/19/1968 19A LA 2 1/14/1969 20 SUL-LA 6 5/13/1969 19B LA 2 12/16/1969 21 LA 2 7/21/1970 22 LA 12/15/1970 23 LA 2 11/04/1971 24 LA 9/12/1972 25 LA 12/19/1972 26 TX, LA 6/19/1973 32 MAFLA 7 12/20/1973 33 LA 3/28/1974 34 TX 5/29/1974 S1 TX, LA 7/30/1974 36 LA 10/16/1974 37 TX 2/04/1975 Sale Number Sale Location Sale Date 38 TX, LA 5/28/1975 38A TX, LA 7/29/1975 41 GOM 2/18/1976 44 TX, LA 11/16/1976 47 GOM 6/23/1977 45 TX, LA 4/25/1978 65 GOM 10/31/1978 51 TX, LA 12/19/1978 58 GOM 7/31/1979 58A GOM 11/27/1979 A62 GOM 9/30/1980 62 GOM 11/18/1980 A66 GOM 7/21/1981 66 GOM 10/20/1981 67 GOM 2/09/1982 69 GOM 11/17/1982 69A GOM 3/08/1983 72 CGOM 5/25/1983 74 WGOM 8/24/1983 79 EGOM 1/05/1984 81 CGOM 4/24/1984 84 WGOM 7/18/1984 98 CGOM 5/22/1985 102 WGOM 8/14/1985 94 EGOM 12/18/1985 104 CGOM 4/30/1986 105 WGOM 8/27/1986 110 CGOM 4/22/1987 112 WGOM 8/12/1987 SS CGOM 2/24/1988 113 CGOM 3/30/1988 115 WGOM 8/31/1988 116 EGOM 11/16/1988 131
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ON COVER - The cover features four
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Table of Contents Page PREFACE.....
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Figures Page Figure 1. The Gulf of
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Figures — continued Page Figure 5
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Tables Page Table 1 List of Deepwat
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INTRODUCTION The deepwater Gulf of
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BACKGROUND DEFINITIONS The GOM Oute
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EXPANDING FRONTIER When the origina
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1992 - 1993 Louisiana Mississippi A
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1992 - 2003 Texas Louisiana Mississ
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In addition to the traditional oil
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15 Figure 8. Gas hydrates on the se
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4,500 4,000 Number of Active Leases
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ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIVITY The extensiv
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Operators submit a remotely operate
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25 Figure 15. Loop and eddy current
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29 Deepwater Discoveries $ #Y Texas
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31 Texas ð PORT ARANSAS 1000 ft 15
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Louisiana Mississippi Alabama 33 Te
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Pipelines New pipelines Proposed pi
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LEASING Until the mid-1990's, leasi
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Number of Leases Bid On 600 500 400
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2004 - 2005 (741 leases) Louisiana
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DRILLING AND DEVELOPMENT Deepwater
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49 Figure 30. The Discoverer Deep S
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51 Number of Wells Spudded 250 200
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120 > 7,500 ft 107 108 100 5,000 -
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180 160 Deepwater EP Deepwater DOCD
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340 626 390 472 472 456 393 475 590
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Year of First Production Table 4 De
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Year of First Production Table 4 De
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A predominant workhorse of the GOM
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3 Number Installed 2 1 0 2004 69 TL
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Flow lines to host platform Subsea
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140 131 120 100 78 Number of Wells
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RESERVES AND PRODUCTION The deepwat
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77 Million Barrels of Oil Equivalen
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Page 95 and 96: 81 Million Barrels of Oil Equivalen
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Page 99 and 100: 1992-1993 1994-1995 1996-1997 Lease
Page 101 and 102: S hallo w- wa ter GOM 11% Deepwater
Page 103 and 104: 1,200,000 1,000,000 Total productio
Page 105 and 106: 1,100,000 1,000,000 Subsea oil Tota
Page 107 and 108: 900,000 800,000 Majors Nonmajors 70
Page 109 and 110: 45,000 40,000 Max oil rate 1,000-1,
Page 111 and 112: 4,000 3,500 Shallow water Deepwater
Page 113 and 114: Texas Auger Louisiana SS182 Troika
Page 115 and 116: SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS This report
Page 117 and 118: 2,500 Number of leases Average U.S.
Page 119 and 120: Number of Years 14 12 leas es in p
Page 121 and 122: data for this analysis include only
Page 123 and 124: 80 2500 70 60 Number of leases dril
Page 125 and 126: 4,500 4,000 3,500 Leases tested Lea
Page 127: • Nonmajor companies have made mo
Page 131: REFERENCES Bascle, B. J., L. D. Nix
Page 134 and 135: Project Name Area/Block Water Depth
Page 146 and 147: Sale Number Sale Location Sale Date
Page 148 and 149: Completed Studies [MMS Study Number
Page 150 and 151: Group Name Company Name MMS Number
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Page 154 and 155: Appendix G. Subsea Completions. Are
Page 156 and 157: Area Block API Number Operator Comp
Page 158 and 159: Area Block API Number Operator 144
Page 164 and 165: Year Shallowwater Oil (MBOPD) Deepw
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