Company Facts
|
Official name: |
|
Staatsolie Maatschappij Suriname N.V.
|
|
Established on: |
|
13 December 1980 |
|
Shareholder: |
|
Republic of Suriname |
|
Board of Executive: Directors |
|
M.C.H. Waaldijk – Managing Director
I. J. Poerschke – Finance Director
G.P. Sairras – Director Production & Development |
|
|
Deputy Directors: |
|
B.W. Dwarkasing – Deputy Director Exploration and Petroleum Contracts
R.E. Elias – Project Director Refinery Expansion Project
A.K. Jagesar – Deputy Director Business Development
A.K. Moensi-Sokowikromo – Deputy Director Finance
|
|
|
Employees: |
|
870 (per Januari 2013) |
|
Commercial Activities: |
|
Exploration, drilling, production, refining, marketing, sales, transport of crude and refined products, generation of electricity |
|
|
Institutional Activities: |
|
Assessment of hydrocarbon potential, promotion, contracting and monitoring activities of other oil companies on behalf of the State |
|
|
Oil fields: |
|
Tambaredjo, Calcutta and Tambaredjo North-West |
|
Name of the crude: |
|
Saramacca Crude (low in sulfur and metal contents) |
|
Crude production: |
|
16,000 barrels of oil per day |
|
Staatsolie Refinery: |
|
Processing capacity of 7,350 barrels crude per day |
|
Refinery products: |
|
Diesel, fuel oil and bitumen |
|
Markets: |
|
Suriname and the Caribbean |
| |
|
|
| Thermal power plant: |
|
Operational since 2006; capacity 28 megawatts |
| |
|
|
Download the Company Profile here
(pdf - 363kb)
The Republic of Suriname, with
its capital city Paramaribo, is
located just north of the Amazon
delta on the northeast coast of
South America. It is bordered in
the north by the Atlantic Ocean,
in the west by Guyana, in the
east by French Guiana, and in
the south by Brazil. For the
most part, Suriname is covered
by tropical rain forest and is
thinly inhabited. The population
is a rich ethnic blend of
approximately 500,000
inhabitants. Although the
official language is Dutch,
English is widely understood and
spoken. Suriname is a
parliamentary democracy and has
an elected President heading the
Government.
The country's rich mining
history as one of the major
bauxite and alumina producers in
the world spans approximately 90
years, with the Alcoa and
BHPBilliton as operators.
The sedimentary basin, including
the offshore economic zone,
covers approximately 155,000
square kilometers/38,000,000
acres. The systematic search for
petroleum began in the early
sixties, but petroleum
development took a leap after
1980 with the set up of
Staatsolie, and production
sharing service contract models
were introduced for the
participation of private oil
companies in petroleum
activities.
Download
the Suriname Undiscovered Opportunities here
(pdf - 417kb)
|