Rosnedra issues 3 geological survey licenses in Krasnoyarsk territory
MOSCOW. July 26. (Interfax) - The Russian Federal Subsurface Resources Agency (Rosnedra) has issued three licenses to Nanogeologiya for geological survey and resource potential appraisal at the Nizhnevelminsky, Katsky and Burny sections in the Krasnoyarsk territory, the agency said in its materials.
A Rosnedra commission made its decision to grant the licenses at the beginning of July.
D1 hydrocarbon resources at the Nizhnevelminsky section total 25 million tonnes of oil and 46 billion cubic meters (bcm) of gas, and D2 resources come to 44 million tonnes of oil and 78 bcm of gas.
At the Katsky section, D1 resources are 30.3 million tonnes of oil and 20.4 bcm of gas, while D2 resources come to 2.1 million tonnes of oil and 3.4 bcm of gas.
The Burny section has 32 million tonnes of oil and 52 bcm of gas in D1 resources, as well as 51 million tonnes of oil and 7.4 bcm of gas in D2 resources.
According to Interfax's SPARK database, Nanogeologiya belongs to a group of private individuals and performs geological survey, geophysical and geochemical work in the subsoil research area. It also produces oil and gas.
