Petroleum Systems Modelling: Charge Evaluation of the Eltham Area (PEP51150), Onshore Taranaki Basin Presenter: Monmoyuri Sarma New Zealand Energy Corp. April, 2014 Location • 377km2 • Granted 23rd Sept 2008 as part of Taranaki blocks offer process • Green Gate and GB Energy original applicants • TVL 100% 3rd March 2011 • Lightly Explored • 2 wells prior to Copper Moki • Sparse seismic Petroleum System Elements Seal Sealed by Mudstones Source Any weak link will break the chain KS RS FS MS Mangahewa Fm. Kaimiro Fm. Farewell Fm. Rakopi Fm. Structural & Stratigraphic Traps Mt. Messenger Fm. Moki Fm. Tikorangi Fm. Data Available • Stratigraphic Information from regional stratigraphy and offset wells • BHTs and /or VRos from Kupe-1, Kapuni Deep-1 (KD-1), Toru-1, Tawa-B1 • Geochemical Parameters from public domain • Boundary Conditions Paleo-water Depth (PWD) Sediment Water Interface Temperature (SWIT) Heat Flow Estimates Paleotectonic Setting Ref: http://www.nzpam.govt.nz/cms/pdf-library/petroleum-basins/continent-of-nz.pdf Input Data (Tawa-B1) KD-1 Toru-1 Kupe-1 Tawa-B1 Maturity Calibration Kupe-1 : VRo datafromArmstrong’sthesis : VRo data from PR1341 KD-1 (RS: Rakopi Source, NC: North Cape, KS: Kaimiro Source, FS: Farewell Source MM: Mount Messenger) Temperature Calibration Kupe-1 KD-1 Tawa-B1 Pseudo well Location PEP-51150 PSW PML-38151 Mokoia-1 Rimu-B3A PEP-51151 Manutahi-1 Input Data (PSW) Results MS KS,FS RS Well TR for Rakopi Source TR for Farewell Source TR for Kaimiro Source TR for Mangahewa Source Kupe-1 1.7% 0.9% none none Toru-1 42% 24% 15% none KD-1 47% 4% 3% none Tawa -B1 70% 60% 55% 51% PSW 87% 78% 70% 49% MS KS FS RS Tawa-B1 PSW TR of Rakopi Source TR of Farewell Source TR of Kaimiro Source TR: Transformation Ratio TR % for Toru-1 Results (continued) All Source rock horizons started generating HC in Plio-Pleistocene. Critical moment is not reached yet. TR of Rakopi Source TR of Farewell Source TR of Kaimiro Source TR % for Kupe-1 Rakopi Source rock horizon started generating HC in Paleocene. Farewell and Kaimiro Source rocks started generation in Plio-Pleistocene. Critical moment is not reached yet. TR % for KD-1 Results (continued) All four Source rock horizons generating HC. Critical moment is achieved in PlioPleistocene. TR of Rakopi Source TR of Farewell Source TR of Kaimiro Source TR of Mangahewa Source TR % for Tawa-B1 All four Source rock horizons generating HC. Critical moment is achieved in Mid Miocene for Rakopi and Plio-Pleistocene for Farewell, Kaimiro and Mangahewa. TR % for PSW TR % for PSW Sensitivity Analysis TR % of RS for PSW • All the models shows critical moment in Mid Miocene. Pepper & Corvi and Ungerer shows beginning of transformation in Early Eocene though actual transformation picks up in Mid Miocene. The kinetics used for the study are Behar (1997), Burnham (1989), Ungerer (1990), Vanderbroucke (1999) and Pepper & Corvi (1995). Sensitivity Analysis (continued) Sensitivity Analysis on Geochemical Parameters Model Name TOC HI KSBM (Base Case) 2.6 435 KSLC (Low Case) 2.7 130 KSHC1 (High Case 1) 64 274 KSHC2 (High Case 2) 24 430 TR % of KS for PSW Sensitivity Analysis on Erosion TR % of RS for PSW Model Name PSW PSWBE (increased Erosion) Kapuni 100 150 North Cape 50 250 Rakopi 150 500 Basement 1200 2000 Petroleum Systems Element • • Reservoirs were deposited contemporaneously. Migration via major faults Conclusions • At the Tawa-B1 and PSW location Rakopi source rocks started generating hydrocarbons in the Middle Miocene. All other source rocks attained critical moments in the Plio-Pleistocene. • The major reservoir rocks (Moki and Mount Messenger) were deposited in Middle Miocene while Urenui was deposited in Late Miocene. • Some of the generated oil has been trapped in stratigraphic and structural traps in these reservoirs. Success of these plays relies on the overlying mudstones acting as good seals. Acknowledgements • Co-Authors, Colleagues • NZEC Management • Schlumberger (IES-Gmbh) PetroMod 1D Express v11 sp3
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