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Energy for the Future Contents ENERGY FOR THE FUTURE CONTENTS EDISON: NEW CHALLENGES FOR THE FUTURE 3 E&P OPERATIONS 4 E&P OPERATIONS IN ITALY 6 E&P OPERATIONS IN THE MEDITERRANEAN BASIN 8 E&P IN EGYPT 10 E&P IN ALGERIA 10 E&P IN CROATIA 11 E&P IN ISRAEL 11 E&P OPERATIONS IN THE WORLD 12 E&P IN NORWAY 14 E&P IN UK AND FALKLAND ISLANDS 16 INFRASTRUCTURES AND SUPPLY 18 STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION 20 TRANSPORT 21 ELECTRIC POWER OPERATIONS 22 EDISON: A LEADING PLAYER IN ELECTRICITY MARKET 24 EDISON IN THE WORLD 26 ENERGY FOR THE FUTURE E&P Division EDISON: NEW CHALLENGES FOR THE FUTURE Edison is Europe’s oldest electric utility and one of the key players in Italy’s energy sector. For 130 years it has played a leading role in Italy’s industrial development. Today, Edison is ready to resume its growth path, consistent with its strategic mandate within the EDF Group. Edison is active in its traditional electric power sector development such as the Dunkerque LNG terminal and is the most credible challenger of the former and the South Stream pipeline. monopolists. It also plays an increasingly important role in the hydrocarbon area, bolstered by growing The Company stands ready to seize international investments in exploration and production to increase growth opportunities, particularly in the oil and gas reserves and production. Mediterranean Basin. In addition, Edison is promoting infrastructural projects E&P operations have grown, in the last decades, to import natural gas that will help Italy and Europe from being a niche Italian activity to becoming an to diversify energy supply sources. established international outfit. In the E&P sector, Edison’s task will be to develop the portfolio of In this mission Edison will be strengthened and assets both in Italy and abroad, widen the complemented by EDF’s ongoing infrastructure geographic imprint of the group. 2013 HIGHLIGHTS 369 121 47,700 MMBoe Permits and Concessions Boe/d Hydrocarbons Reserves (2P) Hydrocarbons Daily Production 15.7 22.5% 7. 7 Billion m3 Edison Gas Sales/ GW Gas Sales in Italy Total Italian Gas Demand Electric Installed Capacity 56.3 12,335 3,200 TWh Millions Euros Employees Electric Power Sales in Italy Sales Revenues 3 2 1,500,000 Gas Storage in Italy Pipelines in project Customers in Italy 3 E&P OPERATIONS Edison owns gas and crude oil reserves both in Italy and abroad. E&P activities are managed by Edison’s E&P Division. In Italy Edison is active in the exploration and production of natural gas and crude oil with 48 concessions and 10 exploration permits. Edison holds 63 licenses abroad. 4 5 E&P OPERATIONS IN ITALY Since the early 50s Edison has always played a Vega, Sicily, and Rospo Mare, in the Adriatic sea and leading role in the Italian energy sector with the non operated onshore field of Tresauro (Enimed). discoveries of major importance. The Italian activities In the past four years major investments have been are managed by the two districts of Pescara (Adriatic put in place to replace the two FSO vessels through offshore and Northern Italy) and Siracusa (Sicily which the oil is stored in order to apply the best channel). practices in the industry and comply with the latest In 2013 Edison produced in Italy 4,5 MBOE of which environmental regulations. 410 Msmc of gas and 1.9 MMbbl of oil . The bulk of In the coming years Edison will complete a significant the gas production came from the two major gas field investments plan in Italy with a dual focus: optimize of Daria and Clara, both operated by Eni, whilst the oil and maximize oil production and develop new gas production, came from the operated offshore fields of resources. OIL PROJECTS annual production of 1,5 platform to the Gela terminal. Clara NW Field. The field is Sicily Channel MMbbl. First gas is expected in 2018 located in the Adriatic Sea, Vega The authorization process with an initial flow rate of 4.6 48 offshore Ancona. Vega field is located in the is currently ongoing and the MMScm/day. Once The development plan for Sicilian channel, 20 km south final investment decision is developed, the project will Clara NW calls for the of Pozzallo (RG). In production expected by the beginning contribute 9.8 Bscm of gas installation of new unmanned since 1987 the field is of 2015. reserves (100%) to the JV. platform in 77 meters of water operated by Edison with a depth, the drilling of 4 wells 60% working interest (Eni GAS PROJECTS Adriatic Sea and the installation of 13 km is the partner with 40%). Sicily Channel Fauzia of sealine connections to The Vega cluster consists of Argo Cluster Edison holds a 40% working existing facilities. First gas is Vega A, the field currently in In the Sicilian channel another interest in the ENI operated expected in 2016 with an production, and the yet to Eni (Operator), Edison JV will Fauzia Field. The field is initial rate of 900 kScm/day. be developed Vega B field. proceed to the development located in the Adriatic Sea, The project will contribute Vega A was developed with of the Argo cluster. The 40 Km offshore Pesaro, in an 1.6 BScm of gas reserves 24 wells, a platform located project consists in the intensely developed area with (100%) to the JV. in 130 m water depth to development of two, already more than 10 platforms at a process 60.000 barrels of oil discovered, gas fields: Argo short distance. Clara South East per day and a floating and Cassiopea, located 25 The development plan for Edison holds a 49% working storage and offloading tanker km offshore the Sicilian coast. Fauzia calls for the installation interest in the ENI operated (Leonis) with a capacity of The development plan of new unmanned platform, Clara SE Field. The field is 110,000 tons to temporary consists in the drilling of two in 70 meters water depth, the located in the Adriatic Sea, store production. new wells to be completed drilling of 2 wells and the 48 offshore Ancona. The crude oil is transported subsea in 600-700 meters installation of 15 km of sealine The development plan for from the Leonis to refineries water depth and tied back connections to existing Clara SE calls for the by tankers shuttles. togheter with two existing facilities. installation of new unmanned In 2010 the partners started well to a new platform, The platform has been platform in 78 meters of considering a development “Prezioso K”, to be installed commissioned in September water, the drilling of 2 wells concept for Vega B and now in 45 meters water depth. 2014. Current production is and the installation of 4,1 km detailed studies are ongoing. The platform will host the 450 MSmc/day. The project of sealine connections to The plan currently consists in treatment and compression will contribute 1 Bscm of gas existing facilities. First gas is the construction of a new system and will be connected reserves (100%) to the JV. expected in Q1 2017 with an unmanned platform connected through a bridge to the initial rate of 650 kScm/day. to Vega A through a sealine existing Prezioso platform. Clara North West The project will contribute and drilling of new wells. First A new sealine will transport Edison holds a 49% working 841 MScm of gas reserves oil is expected in 2017 with gas production from the interest in the ENI operated (100%) to the JV. 6 FAUZIA (in project) Falconara Ancona CLARA NW Milan (in project) CLARA SE (in project) A D R I NAIDE A ROSPO C TIRRENIAN SEA ANEMONE T DARIA I ROSPO B REGINA ALBA MARINA FAUZIA C CLARA S ROSPO A CALIPSO E A SARAGO MARE SAN MARCO EMMA CARASSAI GROTTAMARE T GIOVANNA Y SQUALO SANTO STEFANO MARE R S. Giovanni Teatino ROSPO MARE R Rome H PORTOCANNONE E N REGGENTE CANDELA I A N S E A ACCETTURA PANDA Licata Gela CASSIOPEA PREZIOSO K (in project) ARGO Siracusa Pozzallo VEGA-B (in project) Siracusa COMISO TRESAURO LEONIS VEGA-A HEADQUARTERS LOCAL OFFICE S GAS FIELDS I C I L N E L OIL FIELDS I A N C H A N 7 E&P OPERATIONS IN THE MEDITERRANEAN BASIN Edison’s E&P efforts date back to the 50’s and at the time were focused on Italy. At the end of the 80’s, the maturity of the Italian market led Edison to start operations abroad, beginning with Mediterranean Countries. Within the Mediterranean basin Edison still concentrate nowadays 100% of its producing assets. 8 9 E&P IN EGYPT In Egypt Edison holds a 100% operated participating interest in the Abu Qir concession in the Nile Delta offshore and operates (with a 60% working interest) the West Wadi El Rayan license, in the Western Desert. Edison has also a 20% participating interest in the Rosetta offshore production license. During 2013-2014 Edison took part to the Bidding Rounds and it was awarded of 5 new exploration licences, 3 of which operated. the NAQPII platform to the farmed out a 40% share to AQP I with the aim to increase RWE remaining the Operator the transportation capacity with 60%. offshore and enhance the transportation efficiency. In October 2009 the first Edison is ready to start in the development lease was coming years a second phase assigned to the JV following the of redevelopment which will WWER 2X oil discovery. In June entail drilling new wells and 2012 a second development building another platform in the lease related to the Rayan 3X oil North Abu Qir concession with discovery was assigned to the the aim of maintaining gas JV and a third lease related to production plateau.
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