Offshore South and East Africa Oil and Gas Activity Map to 2022

Offshore South and East Africa Oil and Gas Activity Map to 2022 is in production and advertising is now open; use the "buy now" link to view available slots via the Infield Shop. The Offshore South and East Africa Oil and Gas Activity Map to 2022 is supported by our media partner SAOGA (South African Oil and Gas Alliance) and is scheduled for publication in October 2016. It will be launched by both Infield Systems and SAOGA at high profile regional oil and gas events in Africa. The Offshore South and East Africa Oil and Gas Activity Map to 2022 will also be showcased other high profile oil and gas industry events attended by the Infield team, including: the PILOT Share Fair, Offshore South East Asia, Subsea Expo, Subsea Tiebacks and the Offshore Technology Conferences. The initial print run for the Offshore South and East Africa Oil and Gas Activity Map will be 5,000 copies, with each advertiser receiving 100 copies for their own distribution to clients. All of Infield Systems' mapping products are subject to high profile and targeted marketing campaigns to ensure that advertising exposure is maximised. This latest edition of the Offshore South and East Africa Oil and Gas Activity Map will be a highly effective way for advertisers to reach their target oil and gas industry audience. The Offshore South and East Africa Oil and Gas Activity Map to 2022 will also feature enlarged inset maps showing: Tanzania and Mozambique, South Africa and Offshore North Kenya and Somalia (extension).

The new Offshore South and East Africa Oil and Gas Activity Map to 2022 will present current and future oil and gas fields and their associated infrastructure. Using information from Infield Systems’ Offshore Energy Database of all global oil and gas fields and developments, this new activity map is a “must have” for anyone in the industry who wants to keep abreast of changes in this dynamic region.

The South and East African region has emerged as an important hydrocarbon province and an area with great potential for LNG development and as such is expected to see a significant increase in capital expenditure over the next few years. Indeed, the Republic of South Africa has the largest number of potential fields to bring on-stream in the region, most of which are small satellite tie-back fields situated in the predominantly shallow water Mossel Bay area. However, despite this, the country will be far surpassed by both Mozambique and Tanzania in terms of projected development expenditure Capex. A high proportion of the fields anticipated to be developed in Mozambique and Tanzania are located in water depths over 1,000 metres and, as such, have long development lead times. They include Anadarko’s Prosperidade and Eni’s Mamba/Coral projects in Mozambique and the Block 1-4 projects in Tanzania operated by BG and Statoil. Developing fields in deep water environments creates a number of technical challenges, which ultimately increases the level of Capex needed.

Activity and interest in this region is forecast to remain high for the foreseeable future.  

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Advertising Opportunities

Within each of the Infield Oil and Gas Activity Maps, there are a number of advertising opportunities, with single 100mm by 100mm or multiple size positions available.

• Each map provides a unique marketing aide for leading contractors to promote their services, facilities and major new project references to the global oil and gas industry
• All advertisers will receive 100 folded maps for their own distribution

Publication Details

• Scheduled for publication in October 2016
• Major release planned at a key regional oil and gas event in Cape Town
• Distribution campaign also planned at other regional events via SAOGA as well as by Infield Systems at Offshore South East Asia, PILOT Share Fair, Subsea Expo, Subsea Tiebacks, and Offshore Technology Conference as well as at all other relevant events and exhibitions attended by the Infield team.

Information Sources

The new Offshore South and East Africa Oil and Gas Activity Map will be produced using InfieldMaps, Infield’s online oil and gas GIS Mapping System and information from the Offshore Energy Database. The commentary is based on information provided from Infield's unique and proprietary OFFPEX Market Modelling and Forecast System. OFFPEX is the only complete 'bottom-up' model of the offshore industry available today.

Map Specifications and Content

The base map will feature a complete regional overview, showing the current operational status of the Offshore South and East Africa region, including operational oil and gas fields, platforms and pipelines. The map will also include detailed map insets featuring the major producing areas with all up-coming offshore oil and gas fields, platforms and pipelines being planned or considered through to 2022.

• Size 1505mm (w) x 1055mm (h)
• Smooth quality coated paper
• A proposed print run of 5000 maps is planned

Base Map Image

• Full colour land satellite image
• Coastlines, with Major Towns; Ports and Terminals
• Bathymetry (Water Depths) Lines set to; 0-500m; 500-1000m, 1000-2000, 2000-3000m, 3000-4000m and 4000m+
• Licence and Concession Areas with Operator Status
• Operational and Future Oil and Gas Fields
• Operational Floating Production and Storage Facilities
• Operational Fixed Platforms
• Operational Offshore Pipelines
• Future Pipelines Start and End Points
• Future Floating Production and Storage Facilities
• Future Fixed Platforms

Enlarged Inset Maps:

• Tanzania and Mozambique
• South Africa
• Offshore North Kenya and Somalia (extension) 

The Offshore South and East Africa Oil and Gas Activity Map to 2022 is produced and distributed with the support of our media partner, the South African Oil and Gas Alliance (SAOGA).