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EARTH RESOURCES OF TANZANIA: AN ENGINE FOR POVERTY ERADICATION AND ECONOMIC PROSPERITY FOR ALL Sospeter Muhongo Minister of Energy and Minerals United Republic of Tanzania [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Dar Es Salaam, TANZANIA Sunday, 08 December 2013 AN INDEPENDENCE DAY UDASA DIALOGUE

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Yaliyowasilishwa na Waziri wa Nishati na Madini Prof. Sospeter Muhongo kwenye kongamano la rasilimali na madini lililofanyika chuo kikuu cha Dar es salaam

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EARTH RESOURCES OF TANZANIA: AN

ENGINE FOR POVERTY ERADICATION

AND ECONOMIC PROSPERITY FOR ALL

Sospeter Muhongo Minister of Energy and Minerals

United Republic of Tanzania

[email protected] [email protected]

[email protected]

Dar Es Salaam, TANZANIA Sunday, 08 December 2013

AN INDEPENDENCE DAY UDASA DIALOGUE

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WHAT IS A UNIVERSITY?

Benjamin Disraeli (1804-1881)

British Tory statesman and novelist

Prime Minister :1868, 1874-1880

“A university should be a place of light, of liberty and

of learning.”

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AFRICA: ~20 % OF THE WORLD'S LAND AREA

~14 % OF WORLD’S POPULATION ~ 2 % OF THE WORLD’S GDP

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WHAT IS SCIENCE?

Bertolt Bretcht (1898-1956)

German Dramatist, 1939 – Life of Galileo

“The aim of science is not to open the door to infinite

wisdom but to set a limit to infinite error.”

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21ST CENTURY ECONOMIC PROSPERITY =

KNOWLEDGE +TECHNOLOGY + INNOVATION +

HUMAN CAPITAL + FINANCIAL CAPITAL

OECD + BRICS > 80% of World’s GDP

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THE LARGEST ECONOMIES OF THE WORLD IN 2050

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UKUBWA WA ENEO LA UTAFUTAJI NA

UCHIMBAJI WA MADINI (TANZANIA BARA)

UKUBWA WA ENEO LA NCHI KAVU (TANZANIA BARA)

= 881.000 SQ.KM.

UKUBWA WA ENEO LINALOWEZA KUTOLEWA LESENI ZA KUTAFUTA NA KUCHIMBA MADINI

=239,699 SQ.KM.

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TOP 10 LOCAL COMPANIES

1.Mr Alhussein Juma Dhanani (19 companies)

♦Size of the licensed area: 25, 589.02 sq. km.

♦% of area under licenses (out of 239,699 sq.km): 10.7%

♦% of total land area (out of 881,000 sq.km): 2.9%

2. Mr. Hassan Ahmed Abdulbari (10 companies)

♦Size of the licensed area: 14,238.84 sq. km.

♦% of area under licenses (out of 239,699 sq.km): 5.9%

♦% of total land area (out of 881,000 sq.km): 1.6%

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CONTINUE –TOP 10

3.Mr Reginald Mengi (5 companies)

♦Size of the licensed area: 3,836.18 sq. km.

♦% of area under licenses (out of 239,699 sq.km): 1.6%

♦% of total land area (out of 881,000 sq.km): 0.4%

4. Mr. Connie Mashele (1 company)

♦Size of the licensed area: 2,426.54 sq. km.

♦% of area under licenses (out of 239,699 sq.km): 1.0%

♦% of total land area (out of 881,000 sq.km): 0.3%

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CONTINUE –TOP 10

5.Mr David T Kalenuik (2 companies)

♦Size of the licensed area: 2,283.21 sq. km.

♦% of area under licenses (out of 239,699 sq.km): 1.0%

♦% of total land area (out of 881,000 sq.km): 0.3%

6. Mr. Tito John Kanyamala (1 company)

♦Size of the licensed area: 1,794.9 sq. km.

♦% of area under licenses (out of 239,699 sq.km):0.7%

♦% of total land area (out of 881,000 sq.km): 0.2%

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CONTINUE –TOP 10

7.Mr Elias Rwezaula Bulaya (1 company)

♦Size of the licensed area: 1,646.91 sq. km.

♦% of area under licenses (out of 239,699 sq.km): 0.7%

♦% of total land area (out of 881,000 sq.km): 0.2%

8. NDC (2 licenses)

♦Size of the licensed area: 855.5 sq. km.

♦% of area under licenses (out of 239,699 sq.km): 0.4%

♦% of total land area (out of 881,000 sq.km): 0.1%

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CONTINUE –TOP 10

9.Mr Alka Chavda (1 company)

♦Size of the licensed area: 780.23 sq. km.

♦% of area under licenses (out of 239,699 sq.km): 0.3%

♦% of total land area (out of 881,000 sq.km): 0.1%

10. Mr. Alhaji Said R Kilahama (3 companies)

♦Size of the licensed area: 592.92 sq. km.

♦% of area under licenses (out of 239,699 sq.km): 0.2%

♦% of total land area (out of 881,000 sq.km): 0.1%

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MERELANI HAWALIPI KODI

JUMLA YA LESENI ZA UCHIMBAJI = 597

LESENI ZILIZOWAKILISHA RIPOTI =13

2007-2012 LESENI ZILIZOLIPA MRABAHA = 10

JUMLA YA MALIPO: Tshs. 32,019,175

2009-2012 WACHIMBAJI WADOGO MAARUFU: 13

WALIOLIPA KODI: 5, Tshs: 10, 413, 590

JUMLA YA LESENI ZA WACHIMBAJI WADOGO (TZ): 27,815 13

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TOP 10 FOREIGN COMPANIES

Names of Directors/Representatives:

1. Mr K. Maseepha: 6,705 sq.km, 2.8%, 0.8%

2. Mr Nyelo: 5,790.51 sq.km., 2.4%, 0.7%

3. Mr S Lwakatare: 5,278.72 sq.km., 2.2%, 0.6%

4. Mr J Kahama:5,237.13 sq.km., 2.2%, 0.6%

5. Mr D Mwanyika: 3,256.79 sq.km., 1.4%, 0.4%

6. Mr D Spencer: 2, 252.04 sq.km., 0.9%, 0.3%

7. Mr I MacLiver: 2,231.06 sq.km., 0.9%, 0.3%

8. Mr J Ross: 2,110 sq.km., 0.9%, 0.2%

9. Mr P B Kehoe: 1,723 sq.km., 0.7%, 0.2%

10. Mr M Stanley: 1,448.17 sq.km., 0.6%, 0.2%

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SUMMARY: TOTAL NO OF COMPANIES

NUMBER OF COMPANIES HOLDING LICENSES

1. LOCAL (PL, ML, SML): 743/1,067

70% OF TOTAL

2. FOREIGN (PL, ML, SML): 271/1,067

25% OF TOTAL

(>50% SOLD BY TANZANIANS)

3. JV (PL, ML, SML): 53/1,067

5% OF TOTAL

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WHAT DOES DESPAIR MEAN?

Graham Greene (1904-1991), an

English Novelist, In the Heart of the Matter, 1948:

“Despair is the price one pays for setting oneself an impossible aim.”

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SEDIMENTARY BASINS

OF TANZANIA

. Inland Rift Basins and Modern Rift System: 114,000 sq km

Coastal and Continental Shelf Basins (onshore and offshore including the Islands of Zanzibar Pemba and Mafia : 280,000 sq km

Deep Sea Basins: Basins (300m to 3000m of water depths) 140,000 sq km

TOTAL: 534,000 sq km

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MAKISIO YA AWALI YA UTAFUTAJI

NA UCHIMBAJI WA GESI/MAFUTA

1. TATHIMINI ZA KIJIOFIZIKIA NA KIJIOLOJIA :US$ 10 MILLION

2. UKUSANYAJI WA TAKWIMU ZA 2D &3D: US$ 5 MILLION

3. TATHMINI ZOTE ZA KIMAZINGIRA (EIAS): US$ 12 MILLION

4. UCHIMBAJI WA VISIMA 3 VYA UTAFITI (@ 170 MILL)

US$ 510 MILLION

5. UCHIMBAJI WA VISIMA 6 VYA TATHMINI (@ 150 MILL)

US$ 900 MILLION

6. UCHIMBAJI WA VISIMA 10 VYA UENDELEZAJI (@ 100 MILL)

US$ 1,000 MILLION

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MAKISIO YA CHINI YA MIUNDOMBINU

MIUNDOMBINU YA KUSAFIRISHA GESI

KUTOKA BAHARINI HADI KWA

MTUMIAJI

└└►►US$ 15 BILLION

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GHARAMA KWA MUOMBAJI WA VITALU

VYA BAHARINI

1.Gharama za kununulia kifurushi cha Lazima cha Zabuni za Vitalu vya Bahari Kuu (BRDP for Deep Offshore Blocks): US$750,000 per package

2.Gharama za kununulia kifurushi cha Lazima cha Taarifa za Mitetemo ya ‘Mandatory 2 D SPAN’

US$ 3.375 Million per package

3. Gharama za kununulia taarifa za Hiari za Mitetemo ya “Optional 2D SPAN”

US$ 750 per km

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NATURAL GAS DISCOVERIES

Mkuranga 2007 (0.2 TCF)

Kiliwani 2008 (0.07 TCF)

Songo Songo 1974 (2.5 TCF)

MnaziBay 1982 (5 TCF)

Ntorya 2012 ( 0.178 TCF)

TOTAL GIIP ( September 2013): 43.1TCF

Deep Sea (2010-12): 35.1 TCF

Total onshore = 8 TCF

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UTILIZATION OF NATURAL

GAS

Power generation: 3,000 MW

LNG

Smelting plants

Cement industries

Other industries

Household (Homes)

Motor vehicles

Fertilizer production

Methanol plants

Plastics industries

Other Petrochemical Industries

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SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM OF THE PROPOSED NATURAL GAS

PROCESING PLANTS IN MTWARA AND SONGOSONGO AND

THE UNDERCONSTRUCTION PIPELINE TO

DAR ES SALAAM

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LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS (LNG) TAKES UP ABOUT 1/600TH THE VOLUME OF NATURAL GAS IN THE GASEOUS STATE

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Natural Gas is condensed into a liquid at close to atmospheric pressure (maximum

transport pressure set at around 25 kPa (4 psi) by cooling it to approximately −162 °C

1 TRAIN: 1 MILLION TONS PER ANNUM – 150 mcft/day – 25 yrs = 4.8 tcf

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POLICY AND LEGAL

FRAMEWORKS

Oil & Gas Upstream Legislations: • National Energy Policy 2003 • Petroleum (Exploration and Production) Act, 1980 • The Model Production Sharing Agreement, 2008

(MPSA) Oil & Gas Downstream Legislations:

• Petroleum Act, 2008 • Electricity Act, 2008 • Natural Gas Policy, 2013. • Natural Gas Act (in the making) • National Gas Utilization Master Plan (in the making)

Crosscutting Legislations

• The Environmental Management Act, 2004 • Income Tax Act, 2004 • Occupational Safety and Health Act, 2003 • Public-Private-Partnership Act, 2010

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GLOBAL RESERVES OF NATURAL GAS

PROVED BY END OF 2012: 187.3 TRILLION CU.M. └└►►►MEET 55.7 YRS OF GLOBAL PRODUCTION

GLOBAL DEMAND OF LNG

2012: 240 mmtpa

2025: 440 mmtpa

└└►►►2020 ASIA will account for 60% of the World’s Demand

TANZANIA’S UNIQUE GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION: ASIA & EUROPE

SHALE GAS - ca. 920 Trillion cu.m. of unconventional gas around the

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GLOBAL RESERVES OF OIL

1. VENEZUELA: 20%

2. SAUDI ARABIA: 18%

3. CANADA: 13%

4. IRAN: 9%

GLOBAL DEMAND OF OIL:FORECAST

2013: 90.9 million b/d

2014: 92 million b/d

└└►►►GLOBAL GDP GROWTH: 2013 – 3.1%

2014 – 3.8%

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HUMAN CAPITAL - MARSHALL PLAN

VETA MTWARA:

2010 (PETROBRAS): 50 Students + 2 Trainers

2012 (BG): 300 Students (2 Year-Training Programmes)

2012/2013 (MEM): 50 Students (short courses)

VETA LINDI:

2014 (BG): 240 Students (2 Year-Training Programmes)

DIT/VETA/BICCO: (20) - Training of Trainers for Gas

Infrastructure

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HUMAN CAPITAL - MARSHALL PLAN

MADINI INSTITUTE, DODOMA

3-year Diploma Programme in Petroleum Engineering/Geoscience

Year II: 54 Students, Year I: 56 Students

UNIVERSITY OF DODOMA

4-year Degree Programme in Petroleum Engineering

Yr IV+III+II: 74 Students, Yr I: 38 Students

UNIVERSITY OF DAR-ES-SALAAM

4-year degree programmes on: BSc Petr. Chem: 22 Students

BSc Petr Eng: 22 Students

BSc Petr Geol: 15 Students

OVERSEAS STUDENTS (FAMILY SCHOLARSHIPS)

BSc Petroleum Engineering: 51 Students

– India, China, Ukraine and UK

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HUMAN CAPITAL - MARSHALL PLAN

POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES 1. Norway: Trondheim (STATOIL): 2012-17: 40 MSc

2. Norway: 4 MSc

3. China: 10 MSc

4. Brazil: 10 MSc

5.UK: 8 MSc

TPDC CURRENT STAFF

1.PhD = 4

2. MSc/MA/MBA: 36

3. BSc: 62

4. Diploma: 6 (technicians)

5. NEW RECRUITMENT (2013): 41 vacancies (BSc & Above)

10 vacancies DIPLO TECH

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POVERTY

DEVELOPMENT VISION 2025

George Bernard Shaw (1856-1950), Irish Dramatist, 1907:

“The greatest of evils and the worst of crimes is poverty”

Plato (429-347BC ), Greek Author & Philosopher in Athens,

“We can easily forgive a child who is afraid of the dark; the real tragedy of life is when men are

afraid of the light.” VISION 2025: MIDDLE INCOME COUNTRY

US$12,616 or more: High Income

US$4,086 - 12,615: Upper Middle Income

US$1,036 - 4,085: Lower Middle Income

US$1,035 or less: Low Income

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WHO IS A LEADER?

On 14 April 1945 in The Herald Tribune, American Journalist, Lippman Walter (1889-1974)

“The final test of a leader is that he leaves behind him in other

men the conviction and the will to carry on.”

Do we have the conviction and the will?

Mwalimu Julius Kambarage Nyerere

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DEVELOPMENT VISION 2025

“TUMEAMUA KUJENGA TAIFA LENYE UCHUMI IMARA. UCHUMI UNAOTOA AJIRA NA MAISHA

BORA YENYE MATUMAINI KWA VIJANA, MASKINI NA WANYONGE. “

“TUMEAMUA KUJENGA UCHUMI UNAONUFAISHA WATANZANIA WOTE.”

“TUMEAMUA KUJENGA TAIFA LINALOJIAMINI NA KUAMINIKA”

NAWASHUKURU SANA KWA MWALIKO WENU

(SOSPETER MUHONGO, 08 DESEMBA 2013) 33