Levantine Basin Seismic Analysis Validated26/04/2010 |
| An estimated 122 trillion cubic feet of undiscovered, recoverable natural gas are in the eastern Mediterranean's Levant Basin Province, according to a new report released by the United States Geological Survey (USGS). This highly positive assessment is the first by the USGS to identify viable resources in this basin and complements a recent study commissioned by Spectrum using Multi-Client seismic data acquired and processed in the Levant Basin and surrounding areas. |
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Cyprus and Syria are both due to open second bid rounds in 2010. Both are likely to re-tender offshore blocks offered in their respective initial rounds, which predated the recent gas discoveries, in addition to blocks being offered for the first time.
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