Kiliwani is stranded gas. Simple. It may be able to flow 40mmscf/d but the capacity of the Songas plant is only ~ 100mscfd and that capacity is being used by the production from SOngo SOngo. The SongoSongo operator is bringing in a rig to work over wells & drill new exploration wells. Even when the plant is debottle - necked - production from SOngoSOngo will still crowd out Kiliwani. The simple answer is the value of Kiliwani is whatever the other operator will pay for it as it can only be used to replace their production.
There needs to be a reality check!
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