From reservoir to pump, every link is a trade. Here are the eleven we aim for, in the order of the barrel.
Exploration & Production · EOR
Recover up to 17 more points of OOIP per reservoir
The mature fields of Doba and Bongor leave barrels behind. Enhanced recovery with local inputs — natron and neem ASP, CSS — goes and gets them, on infrastructure that already exists.
- +8–17%additional OOIP targeted
- ASPnatron · neem, local inputs
Read the pagePetrochemicals · EOR chemistry
The chemistry that makes crude flow
Formulate in Chad the chemicals of enhanced recovery and flow treatment, rather than importing them: the first local oilfield-chemistry hub.
- ASPpolymers · solvents · surfactants
- localinputs from Chad’s own subsoil
Read the pageExploration & Production · Services
An integrated oilfield-services provider, from seismic to the pump
Eight services under a single contract — geosciences, drilling, completion, site construction, surface facilities, integrity and robotics, produced water, O&M. One point of contact, one end-to-end responsibility.
- 8integrated services
- 1contract, one responsibility
Read the pageExploration & Production · Fleet
The equipment, deployable
Nine families of equipment — from the wellhead separator to the camp — and three contractual ways to access them: service contract, supply with operator, supply without operator.
- 9equipment families
- 3contract modes
Read the pageTransport & Storage · Logistics
The link that secures the country
Between the well and the pump, move the molecule safely: gathering, HSE trucking, export-pipeline integrity, depots. The Doba–Kribi corridor is the backbone; the last kilometre, our ground.
- 1,070 kmDoba–Kribi pipeline
- Doba ↔ Kribiexport corridor
Read the pageTransport & Storage · Sites
Our place in Chad’s infrastructure
A distributed strategic reserve rather than one large depot: hub-depots in N’Djamena, Moundou and Abéché, connected to the import axes and the producing basins.
- 3targeted hub-depots
- N’Djamena · Moundou · Abéchéthe three pivots
Read the pageRefining & Distribution · Refining
The modular, movable mini-refinery
Refine as close as possible to the market: trains of 500 to 2,000 barrels a day mounted on skids, redeployable, maintained by module exchange. The refining industry at the country’s scale.
- 500–2,000 b/dper train
- skidassembly and redeployment
Read the pageRefining & Distribution · Products
A range to international standards
Fuels, LPG, lubricants, bitumen: a complete range from the mini-refineries, distributed in-country. LPG to replace cooking wood; bitumen for the roads; lubricants for the margin.
- 4product families
- ARSATregulated price respected
Read the pagePetrochemicals
Beyond fuel, transforming the molecule
Moving up a notch in value: fertiliser, methanol, LPG, bitumen — Chadian crude and gas processed in country, in six units and three phases, with partners for licences and standards.
- 6targeted units
- 3phases, 2026-2030+
Read the pageRefining & Distribution · Distribution
The link that reaches every Chadian
From imports to the last mile, at the ARSAT price everywhere. An integrated model — depot, transport, station, sale — to put fuel within everyone’s reach, including where no one delivers.
- ARSATone price, everywhere
- last mileour measure of service
Read the pageRefining & Distribution · Network
Fewer stations, better thought out
Tchadium, the house of local brands, and Mobile Stations™, deployable in 24 to 48 hours: a target network that follows demand instead of waiting for it.
- Tchadiumapproved stations
- 24-48 hto deploy a Mobile Station™
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