Country Report
Sierra Leone upstream summary
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Report summary
Sierra Leone is a small West African country. It borders Liberia to its southeast and Guinea to the north. The end of the civil war in 2002 and successful elections opened up the country to hydrocarbon exploration. The country's petroleum regulatory body, the Petroleum Directorate of Sierra Leone (PDSL), promotes, negotiates and manages licences. In May 2022, PDSL launched its fifth offshore licensing round, offering 63,000 square kilometres of acreage. The bidding concluded in ...
Table of contents
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West African Transform Margin
- Sedimentary Basins
- Source Rocks
- Reservoirs and Traps
- Risks to the Petroleum System
- Liberia basin stratigraphic column
- Licensing
- Planned Future Licensing Round
- 2022 Licensing Round
- 2018 Licensing Round
- 2014 Licensing Round
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2012 Licensing Round
- SL 04A-10
- SL 07A-10 and SL 07C-10
- SL 08A-10 and SL 08B-10
- SL 09A-10 and SL09B-10
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Historical Licensing
- SL 1 and SL 2
- SL 3
- SL 04B-10
- SL 5-11
- SL 07B-10
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Drilling
- Drilling activity
- Future drilling plans
- Oil/liquids
- Oil infrastructure
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