Oil firms asked to submit budget and timeline to resume production
Joakino Francis | August 26, 2016
<http://www.eyeradio.org/oil-firms-asked-submit-budget-timeline-resume-production/>
| 12:37 pm
[image: An oil facility in Paluch. Aug 9, 2016. Picture by Moses Legge/Eye
Radio] An oil facility in Paluch. Aug 9, 2016. Picture by Moses Legge/Eye
Radio

The Minister of Petroleum has ordered oil companies to resume production in
the different blocks in the former Unity State.

Ezekiel Lol Gathkoth asked the Greater Pioneer Petroleum Operation Company
and the SUDD Petroleum Operating Company to submit their plans and budget
required for the resumption of the production.

The Undersecretary in the Ministry of Petroleum, Mohamed Lino, addressed a
press conference following a meeting with representatives of oil companies
in Juba yesterday.

“Regarding the oil production in Upper Nile in Paluoch, and also on the oil
resumption production in Unity, they have checked on all challenges that
are facing the operation. And set away forward on how to resume oil
production in Unity among which was to open the border with Sudan and also
benefit from Higllig base camp and also power plan and these are the things
that will be requested from Sudan to assist,” he said.

“We also touched on the increase of production in Upper Nile and also a
number of challenges which are facing the production. A technical team is
set to work out on how to overcome these challenges,” he added.

The Country Manager of China National Petroleum Company, Jia Yong, said
they will increase production in Upper Nile and also resume production in
the former Unity State.

“CNPC have a long term strategy with the Government of South Sudan and we
will do our best to support the increase of the production in Upper Nile
State and also the resumption in the Unity oil fields. As CNPC we have been
playing important role to contribute for economic development in South
Sudan,” he said.

During the visit of the First Vice President Taban Deng Gai to Khartoum on
Sunday, the government of Sudan promised to assist South Sudan with
technical expertise to enable it resume oil production.

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