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Maps – Annex Fact Book 2019 Annex Fact Book 2019 EXPLORATION & PRODUCTION MAPS OF ACTIVITY AREAS Contents Italy 3 Algeria 4 Angola 4 Congo 4 Egypt 5 Kazakhstan 5 Lebanon 6 Libya 6 Mexico 6 Montenegro 7 Morocco 7 Mozambique 7 Nigeria 8 Norway 9 Oman 10 United Arab Emirates 10 United Kingdom 10 USA 11 EXPLORATION & PRODUCTION - MAPS OF ACTIVITY AREAS 3 Eni Fact Book Book Fact ITALY 2019 2019 - Annex - AUSTRIA SWITZERLAND Belluno Trento ITALY Lake Lake Pordenone Lecco Maggiore Lake SLOVENIA Como Varese Lecco Como Bergamo Lake D’Iseo Treviso Trieste Biella Brescia Lake Vicenza Milano Garda Venezia Adriatic Padova Verona Novara Bari Sea Lodi ITALY Vercelli Avellino CROATIA Napoli Pavia Mantova Salerno Brindisi Po River Rovigo Potenza Piacenza Taranto Po River Lecce Asti Alessandria Ferrara Parma Reggio Emilia Modena Adriatic Sea Tyrrhenian Sea Cosenza Genova Bologna Ravenna Crotone Savona Catanzaro Ionian Forlì Sea La Spezia Ligurian Rimini Sea Massa Carrara Pistoia S. Marino Pesaro Reggio Calabria Lucca 0 25 Km 50 0 25 Km 50 SICILY Exploration Permit Dev/Prod Area Exploration Permit Dev/Prod Area Oil Field Oil Field Gas Field Oil Pipeline Gas Field Oil Pipeline Oil&Gas Field Gas Pipeline Oil&Gas Field Gas Pipeline 4 EXPLORATION & PRODUCTION - MAPS OF ACTIVITY AREAS Eni Fact Book Book Fact ALGERIA ANGOLA CONGO 2019 2019 - Annex - CONGO GABON ANGOLA Cabinda CONGO Wamba TUNISIA Kouilou River N'sano Banzala Atlantic Ocean N'sangui Caconga DEMOCRATIC Takula REPUBLIC Loango S Numbi Ikalau Belize Lomba Malongo N OF CONGO Loango E Lifua Vuko Loango W Benguela Nemba ANGOLA Zatchi Tomboco Kuito Kungulo Cabinda Vanza Lifuma Malongo S Mwafi Lianzi Lobito Longui Limba M’Boundi Bomboco Kali Nene Landana CABINDA Likalala Kouakouala “A” Matala SanhaMafumeria Kokongo Libondo Litchendjili Tombua N'dola Kambala Kombi Livuite Foukanda Yanga Gabela Minzu Gas Livuite Oil Sendji Pointe Noire N'kassa Djambala Zek M'bili Tchibouela Rod Sanzamo N'tene Kitina Kitina S Sounda Bsf Negage Xikomba ALGERIA Hbns Bavuca Tchendo Hbnse Mondo Likouala Awa-Paloukou Bbks Dikanza Soyo ANGOLA Rbk Vicango Bkne Reco Reco Kissanje CABINDA Bkne B Batuque Enguia N Atlantic Hungo/Chocalho Saxi Quiluma Ord Marimba Ocean Mbulumbumba Mavacola Clochas Polvo ANGOLA Ekt-8 Kakocha Ekt Tchihumba Atum E Atum Emn Emk Atlantic Ocean Eme LIBYA Quinzau Pegase Palanca NE Quissama Nord Marine Ian Palanca Punja Golungo Impala N’zeto Impala SE Bufalo Nunce S Gazela Caama Pacassa Kuma centre Caama Caco Pambi Cobo Oombo 0 20 Km 40 0 25Km 50 0 20 Km 40 Exploration Permit Dev/Prod Area Exploration Permit Dev/Prod Area Exploration Permit Dev/Prod Area Oil Field Oil Field Oil Field Gas Field Oil Pipeline Gas Field Oil Pipeline Gas Field Oil Pipeline Oil&Gas Field Gas Pipeline Oil&Gas Field Gas Pipeline Oil&Gas Field Gas Pipeline EXPLORATION & PRODUCTION - MAPS OF ACTIVITY AREAS 5 Eni Fact Book Book Fact EGYPT KAZAKHSTAN 2019 2019 - Annex - Suez Mediterranean Sea RUSSIA Borili Uralsk Shyngyrlau Zohr Shagatay Chapaev SINAI PENINSULA Ural River Gulf of Suez Karachaganak Abu Rudeis/Sidri Saykhin Baltim N.E. Feiran KAZAKHSTAN Belayim Land Denise Tuna Ha'py Belayim Baltim N. Marine Baltim E. Akhen Temsah Wakar Makhambet Maqat El Tur Baltim S. Abu Madi Karous Barracuda W. Nouras Volga River Burullus Darfeel Kul’sary Atyrau Lake Dumyat Port Fouad Ras Gharra RUSSIA Kairan Abu Madi/El Qar'a EGYPT South Ghara Manzala Port Said Bardawil Karaton Lake Kashagan Hilal Shoab Ali East Delta Lake Nile Kafr El-Shaikh East Delta Q . Aktote Ashrafi Damanhur El Mansura North Sinai Kalamkas Red Sea Channel Suez Beyneu Tanta EGYPT Shebin El-Kom Ismailia Caspian Daymat Zagazig Sea Banha Branch Al Ghurdaqah Shetpe Great Bitter Lake 0 20 Km 40 Aqtau 0 20 Km 40 Zhetybay 0 75 Km 150 Nile Exploration Permit Dev/Prod Area Exploration Permit Dev/Prod Area Exploration Permit Dev/Prod Area Oil Field Oil Field Oil Field Gas Field Oil Pipeline Gas Field Oil Pipeline Gas Field Oil Pipeline Oil&Gas Field Gas Pipeline Oil&Gas Field Gas Pipeline Oil&Gas Field Gas Pipeline 6 EXPLORATION & PRODUCTION - MAPS OF ACTIVITY AREAS Eni Fact Book Book Fact LEBANON LIBYA MEXICO 2019 2019 ITALY - Annex - Bouri Field Mediterranean Gulf CYPRUS Sea GREECE of TUNISIA Mexico SYRIA TRIPOLI Darnah Az Zawiyah Al Khums Misratah Benghazi Gharian Sirte Gulf Ajdabiya Halba Tripoli Sabancuy Al Hirmil Ghadamis Ciudad Chekka Alvarado del Carmen Bcharre Laguna Selaata Al Wafa San Andres Frontera Cosamaloapan Tuxtla de Terminos de Carpio Paraiso Jubayl Lago Mediterranean Catemaco Sea Jouret et Termos Coatzacoalcos Cardenas Juniyah Baalbek LIBYA Villahermosa Sabha LEBANON Acayucan Tecoalli Emiliano Zapata BEIRUT Riyaq EGYPT Alayh El Feel Mizton Ruissat Sofar Murzuq Teapa Palenque Amoca Rio de La Lana Laguna Bu Attifel Machona Jadra Presa Laguna Netzahualcòyoti MEXICO Sidon Anane El Carmen Rio Trinidad ALGERIA GUATEMALA Matias Romero Tuxtla Gutierrez San Cristobal Cintalapa de las Casas Nabatiye Benito Tyre SYRIA Juàrez de Figueroa Juchitan Las Margaritas Salina Cruz Arriaga Presa Laguna La Angostura Oriental Tonalà Mar Muerto Pijijiapan Gulf of SUDAN NIGER Tehuantepec ISRAEL CHAD GUATEMALA Tapachula JORDAN West Bank 0 20 Km 40 0 100 Km 200 0 30Km 60 Exploration Permit Dev/Prod Area Exploration Permit Dev/Prod Area Exploration Permit Dev/Prod Area Oil Field Oil Field Oil Field Gas Field Oil Pipeline Gas Field Oil Pipeline Gas Field Oil Pipeline Oil&Gas Field Gas Pipeline Oil&Gas Field Gas Pipeline Oil&Gas Field Gas Pipeline EXPLORATION & PRODUCTION - MAPS OF ACTIVITY AREAS 7 Eni Fact Book Book Fact MONTENEGRO MOROCCO MOZAMBIQUE 2019 2019 TANZANIA Annex - PORTUGAL SPAIN Quionga Boljanici Gulf SERBIA of Cadiz BOSNIA Pljevija AND HERZEGOVINA Kovren Strait Alboran of Gibraltar Pluzine Sea Zabljak Tanger Lake Bijelo Polje Tetouan Nyasa Donje Carade El Araiche ZAMBIA Quiterajo Savnik Mojkovac El Jabha Ouezzane CROATIA MONTENEGRO Berane Rozaje Pemba Kolasin Kenitra Lichinga Petrovici Niksic Taounate Indian Ocean Andrijevica MALAWI RABAT Sidi Kacem Nudo Plav Atlantic Nacala Danilovgrad KOSOVO Ocean El Hajeb Casablanca Mozambique Herceg Novi PODGORICA El Jadida Ben Ahamed Lake Zambezi Kotor Khenifra Mahala Cahora Bassa Sidi Bennour Budva Tete El Borouj Midelt Safi Beni Mellal Bar Quelimane Demnate Essaouira Tinrhir MOZAMBIQUE Ulcinj Marrakesh MOROCCO Erfoud ZIMBABWE Chimoio Ouarzazate Oulad Barrehil Beira Agadir Zagora ALBANIA Adriatic Tiznit Tata Sea Sidi lfini Canary Isl. Guelmim MADAGASCAR Tantan ALGERIA Maxixe Zag Tarfaya SOUTH AFRICA WESTERN SAHARA MAPUTO Indian Ocean SWAZILAND ITALY 0 75Km 150 0 100 Km 200 0 20Km 40 MAURITANIA Exploration Permit Dev/Prod Area Exploration Permit Dev/Prod Area Exploration Permit Dev/Prod Area Oil Field Oil Field Oil Field Gas Field Oil Pipeline Gas Field Oil Pipeline Gas Field Oil Pipeline Oil&Gas Field Gas Pipeline Oil&Gas Field Gas Pipeline Oil&Gas Field Gas Pipeline 8 EXPLORATION & PRODUCTION - MAPS OF ACTIVITY AREAS Eni Fact Book Book Fact NIGERIA 2019 2019 Enugu - Annex - Benin City Niger River Niger Awka Asaba Opuama North Oben Abo North Sapele Amukpe Ogbogene NIGERIA Ogini BenikuOdugri Jones Creek Rapele Afiesere Okpai Oguta Otumara Warri River Eriemu Ozoro Ashaka Abo Kwale Acri Batan Agwe Saghara Escravos W. Ughelli Ebocha Kokori Ugada Essema Umuahia Escravos Beach East IrriIsoko S. W. Mbede Owerri Oweh Ovo Obrikom Ajuju Umuobo Forcados Tokri Odidi Utorogu OsiokaOlomoro Ebegoro Oyo 1 Forcados Omoku Assa Evwreni Oroni Obiafu Ibigwe Benibote E. Idu S. North Uzere Samabri Ahia Okpokonou AdibawaN.E. Otamini Tuomo Taylor Creek Ubie Nikali Etelebou Obele Umuechem Angalelei Oshi Imo River Uyo Tebibada Manuso Agbada Oza Calabar Obigbon Engule Opukushi Ekedei Enwhe Apara Obigbo Isimiri Afam Umosi CAMEROON Clough Creek Kolo Creek Oberan Ea Akpor Ajokpori Afam Ogbaimbiri Nun River Elelenwa Eburu Korokoro Port Yokuru Olubiri Boguma Creek Harcourt Azuzuama Orubiri Tai Obama Onne Bomu Akata Bonga N Kugbo Soku Yorla Diebu Creek Santa Ekulama Alakiri Qua Iboe Tebibada Bodo W. Bonga Elepa Barbara Caw Utapate South Robertkiri Krakama Thorne Bonny BongaS/W Channel Odeama Bonny Opobo Aparo Nembe Creek Creek Brass Kalaekuele Amenam-Kpono Hd Okono Agbara Okpoho N’Golo Chota Gulf NNWA-Doro of Dou Emein Bolia Guinea Zabazaba Etan 0 20 Km 40 Exploration Permit Dev/Prod Area Oil Field Gas Field Oil Pipeline Oil&Gas Field Gas Pipeline EXPLORATION & PRODUCTION - MAPS OF ACTIVITY AREAS 9 Eni Fact Book Book Fact NORWAY 2019 2019 - Annex - Bear Isl. Arctic Ocean Afrodite Norwegian Hermansverk Sea Shetland Isl. Barents Bergen Sea Alke North Goliat Skrugard Havis Boyla Brage Skuld Alke South Brasse Bodo NORWAY Urd Norne Marulk Stavanger Norwegian Sea Kristin Asgard Victoria Hammerfest Aker Heidrun 3000 m Vadso North Sea Tyrihans Tromso Albuskjell Tjalve NORWAY Tor Mikkel W. Ekofisk 200 m Ekofisk Fenja Edda Steinkjer Eldfisk Cod RUSSIA E. Eldfisk Embla Trondheim Narvik SWEDEN FINLAND Molde SWEDEN NORWAY 0 75 Km 150 0 30 Km 60 0 50 Km 100 Exploration Permit Dev/Prod Area Exploration Permit Dev/Prod Area Exploration Permit Dev/Prod Area Oil Field Oil Field Oil Field Gas Field Oil Pipeline Gas Field Oil Pipeline Gas Field Oil Pipeline Oil&Gas Field Gas Pipeline Oil&Gas Field Gas Pipeline Oil&Gas Field Gas Pipeline 10 EXPLORATION & PRODUCTION - MAPS OF ACTIVITY AREAS Eni Fact Book Book Fact OMAN UNITED ARAB EMIRATES UNITED KINGDOM 2019 2019 - Annex - IRAN Norway IRAN Bukha ■ QATAR Persian OMAN Gulf PAKISTAN Suhar Suhaylah ■ ■ As Sahm ■ Lavan ■ North Barka Gulf Arabian ■ Sea UNITED ■ MUSCAT of Gulf ARAB Ibri Quriyat EMIRATES ■ ■ Oman Marnock Nizwa ■ ■ Qalhat Manah ■ OMAN Mirren ■ Al Ghalilah ■ Fahud
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