TotalEnergies to launch FPSO project in Angola
Angola Golfinho-2 was drilled by the Maersk Voyager drillship.
The Golfinho deepwater well is one of seven discoveries made by Cobalt International on blocks 20/11 and 21/09. The assets were handed back to state-run Sonangol when the US company went bankrupt.
In 2019, TotalEnergies was appointed as operator of the two blocks. The super-major holds a 50% interest in Block 20/11, with BP holding a 30% share and Sonangol the remaining 20% stake. TotalEnergies has an 80% interest in Block 21/09 with Sonangol holding the remaining 30% stake.
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