جغرافية البترول السوداني....!!!

The Companies Involved
Much of Sudan is being explored for oil, including the Suakin region near the Red Sea, but Upper Nile province is of most concern to us. The business organization is complicated and interlinked. There are both private and government-owned companies, and many of them have subsidiaries or joint ventures with different names. Moreover, territory is allocated by the Khartoum government in concessions to consortiums of several companies. The main one is the Great Nile Petroleum and Oil Corporation (GNPOC) in Heglig, which is composed of the following companies.

The China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) has a 40 % share. It is controlled by the government of Communist China, but partly owned, under the name of PetroChina, by private investors around the world. This includes a $ 576 million investment by BP Amoco.

Petronas (Petroliam Nasional Berhad), owned by the Malaysian government, has 30%.

Talisman Energy, a private Canadian company, has 25%.

Sudapet, owned by the government of Sudan, has 5%.

The second consortium operates the Block 5A concession. It is composed of the following companies.

International Petroleum Corporation (IPC), owned by Lundin Oil AB, a private Swedish company, has 40.357%.

Petronas (Petroliam Nasional Berhad), owned by the Malaysian government, has 28.5%.

ÖMV (Sudan) GmbH, an Austrian company, has 26.125%.

Sudapet, owned by the government of Sudan, has 5%.