Illustrative offshore drilling activity

Operations

Offshore Senegal

Djiffere is CAP's shallow-water Senegal licence, immediately east of Sangomar. Antelope is the principal mapped prospect.

Regional portfolio

West African Atlantic margin

CAP's acreage is split between Senegal and Guinea-Bissau. Select a country to see the operated blocks, then open a licence for the technical detail.

Senegal offshore licence map showing Djiffere north of The Gambia, neighbouring licences, FAN-1 and SNE-1 discovery wells, Rufisque wells, and Antelope and Deer prospects with an enlarged detail inset.
Djiffere, neighbouring licences, discovery wells and interpreted prospects. Main scale matches the Guinea-Bissau map; the prospect inset has its own scale. Sources: CAP Energy, FAR and Natural Earth. Indicative licence boundaries.

Supporting context

Regional and operating context

Explore the MSGBC Basin and the countries where CAP operates.

MSGBC BasinPetroleum-system context

The MSGBC is now a producing Atlantic-margin basin. For CAP's acreage, the most relevant nearby references are Sangomar and FAN west of Djiffere, and Dome Flore, Dome Gea and Sinapa around the Guinea-Bissau shelf.

SangomarProducing oil immediately west of Djiffere.
FAN-1Upper Cretaceous oil discovery west of Djiffere.
Dome Flore / Dome GeaRegional discovery context north of CAP's Guinea-Bissau acreage.
SinapaDiscovery immediately adjacent to Block 1.
Host countriesSenegal & Guinea-Bissau
Senegal

CAP operates Djiffere with Petrosen as the national oil company. Senegal has an established offshore sector and a service base that can support exploration activity.

Guinea-Bissau

CAP operates Blocks 1 and 5B with Petroguin as the national oil company. The two licences cover both shallow-water shelf and deepwater slope settings.

Operating approach

CAP’s stated commitments cover health, safety, environment and security, alongside anti-bribery and corruption policies.

Licence map

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