Integrated Field Development Plan covering subsurface characterization, drilling sequence, facility scoping, and economic analysis for two adjacent fields — from recoverable volume estimates to final investment decision support.
A Plan of Development bridges the gap between discovery and first production — translating subsurface data into an investment case that partners, regulators, and management can evaluate and approve.
This engagement covered two adjacent fields simultaneously, allowing shared infrastructure assumptions and joint-development scenarios to be evaluated against standalone development options.
The POD was built on an integrated workflow that started with subsurface uncertainty ranges (P90/P50/P10 reservoir volumes) and carried those ranges through to economic outcomes — ensuring that the final investment case reflected the full range of geological risk, not just a single deterministic estimate.
Key outputs included development sequencing recommendations, a phased drilling program that minimized early capital exposure, and a shared infrastructure scenario comparing joint vs. standalone development economics for the two fields.
The completed POD package provided the operator with a defensible investment case covering recoverable volumes, development costs, production profiles, and economic returns across multiple scenarios. The document structure followed industry-standard POD requirements for regulatory submission and partner alignment.