BANK OF GHANA PETROLEUM HOLDING FUND & GHANA PETROLEUM FUNDS SEMI ANNUAL REPORT: JANUARY 1 JUNE 30, 2013

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1 BANK OF GHANA PETROLEUM HOLDING FUND & GHANA PETROLEUM FUNDS SEMI ANNUAL REPORT: JANUARY 1 JUNE 30, 2013 Jubilee Oil Field

2 CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION OIL MARKET REVIEW... 3 A) WORLD MARKET REVIEW... 3 B) DEVELOPMENTS IN THE GHANAIAN OIL & GAS SECTOR... 4 I) EXPLORATION DISCOVERIES... 4 II) PRODUCTION... 4 III) JUBILEE FILED LIFTINGS CRUDE OIL LIFTING & ALLOCATION... 6 A) JULY DECEMBER 2012 LIFTING AND ALLOCATION... 6 B) LIFTING AND ALLOCATION FROM INCEPTION SURFACE RENTALS AND ROYALTIES PORTFOLIO PERFORMANCE PETROLEUM HOLDING FUND CONCLUSION ABBREVIATIONS: ABFA: Annual Budget Funding Amount bbl/d: barrels per day bbls: barrels of oil Brent Crude: Price Index for light sweet crude oil sourced from North sea bopd. barrels of oil per day bps: basis point(s) CAPI: Carried and Participating Interest CDS: Credit Default Swaps ECB: European Central Bank FOMC: Federal Open Market Committee FPSO: Floating, Production, Storage and Offloading vessel GHAPET: Ghana Petroleum Holding Fund Account at Federal Reserve Bank of New York GHF: Ghana Heritage Fund GSF: Ghana Stabilisation Fund GNPC: Ghana National Petroleum Corporation mb/d: Million barrels per day MTAB: Mahogany, Teak, Akasa and Banda oil wells OPEC: Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries PBOC: People s Bank of China PHF: Petroleum Holding Fund PRMA: Petroleum Revenue Management Act 2011 (815) TEN: Tweneboa, Enyenra, Ntomme oil wells WTI: West Texas Intermediate (Benchmark for light sweet crude oil from the Americas) Page 2

3 1. INTRODUCTION The Petroleum Holding Fund (PHF) and the Ghana Petroleum Funds (GPFs) were established by the Petroleum Revenue Management Act (2011) (Act 815) (PRMA). In accordance with PRMA Section 28(a), (b) the Bank of Ghana reports on the performance and activities of the PHF, and GPFs for the first half of 2013 ended June 30, OIL MARKET REVIEW a) World Market Review Figure 1: Spot Brent Crude Price Jan 1 June 30, 2013 Source: Bloomberg Brent crude began the first half of 2013 (H1) at US$ on January 2, Over a 1 month period prices rose and hit a high of US$ on February 12, Brent crude surged to a ninemonth high as stronger than expected trade data indicated increased fuel demand in China the world s second largest crude oil consuming country. Thereafter, brent crude prices had a free fall hitting a bottom of US$96.79 on April 17, 2013 when OPEC confirmed a 0.30% increase in its production output to 29.8 million bbl/d for Brent for the first time since mid-2012 traded below US$100/ bbl amidst a spate of economic data out of the US and China. In the first half of 2013, the ECB lowered the interest rate on main refinancing operations of the Eurosystem by 25bps to 0.50% based on regular economic and monetary analyses. The rate cut was due largely to subdued monetary and loan dynamics and weak economic sentiment extending into the spring. Later in the half year, the rate cut showed positive results with some improvement in economic sentiment data from low levels. The FOMC left interest rate unchanged for the first half of the year and its asset purchase program unchanged at US$85 billion per month. Economic recovery in the US continued at a moderate pace in spite of strong headwinds created by federal fiscal policy. The housing market contributed significantly to recent gains in economic activity. Conditions in the labour market improved modestly. The US unemployment rate stood at 7.6% in June. Inflation however remained below the FOMC s longer-run objective of 2%. Page 3

4 b) Developments in the Ghanaian Oil & Gas Sector i) Exploration Discoveries The TEN Project (Tweneboa, Enyenra, Ntomme) plan of development, submitted by Kosmos Energy Ghana was approved by the Ghana Government on May This paved the way for Tullow and its partners to proceed with the development of this field. Tullow and its partners is of the strong view that first oil delivery from this well will be in 2016 with a steady ramp up to a production rate of 80,000 bopd. The TEN project requires the drilling and completion of up to 24 development wells. These development wells will be connected through subsea infrastructure to an FPSO, moored in approximately 1,500 metres of water. Kosmos relinquished the discovery area associated with the Banda discovery on the West Cape Three Points in January Additional seismic evaluation and interpretation showed the area was not commercially viable. ii) Production In H Jubilee field production was million bbls. This was a 64% improvement over H production of million bbls. Average daily production per month increased from 58, bopd in June to 96, The first Jubilee Phase 1A production well has been brought on-stream and is producing in excess of 16,500 bopd. The rig undertook acid stimulation work on two Jubilee Phase 1 wells to further enhance production. Figures 2, 3 and 4 chart the trends in production levels. Figure 2. Jubilee Field Production Jan Jun ,400,000 JUBILEE FIELD PRODUCTION JAN-JUNE 2013( BBLS) 3,300,000 3,200,000 3,100,000 3,000,000 2,900,000 (BBLS) 2,800,000 2,700,000 2,600,000 Jan-2013 Feb-2013 Mar-2013 Apr-2013 May-2013 Jun-2013 Page 4

5 Source: Bank of Ghana/GNPC GHANA PETROLEUM FUNDS SECRETARIAT Figure 3. Jubilee Field Production Jul Dec ,500,000 JUBILEE FIELD PRODUCTION JUL-DEC 2012( BBLS) 3,000,000 2,500,000 2,000,000 1,500,000 1,000,000 (BBLS) 500,000 - Jul-2012 Aug-2012 Sep-2012 Oct-2012 Nov-2012 Dec-2012 Source: Bank of Ghana/GNPC iii) Jubilee Field Liftings Jubilee Unit Crude Oil Liftings (bbls) GHANA GROUP 3,982,956 21% KOSMOS ENERGY 3,935,499 21% TULLOW OIL GHANA LIMITED 5,907,220 32% ANADARKO AND SABRE 4,928,564 26% TULLOW OIL GHANA LIMITED ANADARKO AND SABRE KOSMOS ENERGY GHANA GROUP Figure 4. Jubilee Field Crude Oil Lifting January June 2013 Source: Bank of Ghana/GNPC Page 5

6 During H there were 19 liftings by the Jubilee Field partners with a total volume of million bbls. From figure 4 above, Tullow Ghana Limited received the highest of 32% totaling 5.9 million bbls, followed by Anadarko and Sabre with 26% and 4.9 million bbls. The Ghana Group received 21% of the liftings with a total of 3.98 million bbls and Kosmos Energy also received 21% with 3.94 million bbls. Jubilee field liftings for H showed an increase of 27.33% over H liftings. 3. CRUDE OIL LIFTINGS & ALLOCATION a) January June 2013 Lifting and Allocation During the period under review, the Ghana Group (Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC) lifting on behalf of Government of Ghana) lifted four crude oil parcels (10 th, 11 th, 12 th and, 13 th liftings) with total cargo value of US$ million compared to two liftings in the 2 nd half of 2012 with a total cargo value of US$ million. Table 1 below outlines the details of the four liftings. The proceeds of the 13 th lifting was received into the Petroleum Holding Fund on July 23 and is pending allocation. TABLE 1. GHANA GROUP LIFTING AND ALLOCATION JAN JUNE 2013 TABLE 1 GHANA GROUP LIFTING AND ALLOCATION JAN JUN 2012 NARRATION Actual (US$) Actual (US$) Actual (US$) Actual (US$) Total (US$) LIFTING 10th Lifting 11th Lifting*** 12th Lifting 13th Lifting**** LIFTING DATE 4-Jan-13 1-Mar Apr Jun-13 PROCEEDS RECEIVED 112,667, ,207, ,594, ,296, ,765, Other Receipts* ** 40,564, , ,365, ,027, ALLOCATION: ANNUAL BUDGET FUNDING AMOUNT 68,299, ,299, ,598, GNPC 42,342, ,487, ,432, ,262, GHANA STABILISATION FUND 29,812, ,732, ,559, ,104, GHANA HERITAGE FUND 12,776, ,885, ,668, ,330, * Other Petroleum Reciepts includes: Taxes, Royalties, Surface Rentals shown in Table 4 ** This amount includes 2012 surface rentals and royalties distributed in H *** (US$)200,000 transferred to Federal Reserve Bank of New York as Mandatory Balance **** Payment expected on 23rd July 2013 The lifting proceeds for H were allocated as follows: The Annual Budget Fund Amount (ABFA) received an amount of US$ million in support of 2013 budget. This represents a 4% increment over the second half of The ABFA target based on the Benchmark Revenue for 2013 was achieved for the first two quarters of GNPC received an amount of US$ million ( for Carried and Participating interest(capi) & Equity Finance) for the first half of 2013 and represents 41.6% increase against the 2 nd half of 2012 (US$83.60). The Ghana Stabilisation Fund and the Ghana Heritage Fund respectively received US$ million and US$55.33 million compared to US$ and US$7.235 in H2 of 2012 representing a 664.7% increase for both Ghana Stabilisation Fund and Ghana Heritage Fund. Page 6

7 b) Lifting and Allocation from inception Since inception to the first half of 2013, Ghana Group has lifted 13 parcels of crude oil with a net cargo value of US$1.305 billion. Ghana Group for the first half of the year has lifted 4 parcels with total value of US$ million. In 2012, the Ghana Group lifted 5 parcels of crude oil. The first half of the year received three liftings amounting to US$ million whiles the second half received two liftings summing up to US$ million. Tables 2 and 3 outline the details of liftings in 2012 and TABLE 2 TABLE 2: TOTAL LIFTINGS nd Half st Half Quarters US$ Quarters US$ Jul - Jan 112,667, Aug - Feb - Sept 106,592, Mar Oct Apr 108,207, Nov 107,858, May Dec Jun 103,296, TOTAL 214,451, ,171, TABLE 3: PETROLEUM REVENUE QUARTERLY ALLOCATION FOR ST & 2nd HALF OF 2012 ALLOCATION Ist Half (2013) GNPC ABFA STAB HERT TOTAL Jan US$ US$ US$ US$ US$ Feb 42,342, ,299, ,812, ,776, ,231, Mar - Apr 38,487, ,732, ,885, ,105, May Jun 37,432, ,299, ,559, ,668, ,959, TOTAL 118,262, ,598, ,104, ,330, ,296, nd Half (2012) Jul Aug 42,499, ,797, ,883, ,235, ,416, Sep 41,683, ,909, ,592, Oct Nov 41,915, ,942, ,858, Dec TOTAL 83,599, ,851, ,883, ,235, ,451, Figure 5: ALLOCATION OF GHANA GROUP PROCEEDS FROM INCEPTION Allocation of Ghana Group proceeds from Inception(US$) 200,000, 0% 349,212,271 29% 590,108,311 48% ABFA GH HERITAGE GH STAB GNPC Mandatory Bal(GHAPET) 200,793,508 17% 76,966,354 6% Source: Bank of Ghana Page 7

8 Total proceeds allocated from inception to the end of 1st half of 2013 amounted to US$1.425 billion. GNPC received 29% whiles ABFA received 48%. GSF and GHF received 17% and 6% respectively. An amount of US$ 0.2 million as was set aside as mandatory balance for the Bank of Ghana-Ghana Petroleum Funds account on the books of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. 4. SURFACE RENTALS, ROYALTIES AND TAXES TABLE 4. SURFACE RENTALS, ROYALTIES & TAXES RECEIVED JAN - JUNE 2013 Value Date Ordering Institution Amount Paid Narration (US$) Feb-13 KOSMOS ENERGY GHANA 22-Feb-13 TULLOW GH 6-May-13 OPHIR GHANA LIMITED 16, Surface Rental 63, Surface Rental 60, Surface Rental 13-May-13 HESS GHANA LTD 82, Surface Rental 23-May-13 ENI-KETA JV ACCT 285, Surface Rental 23-May-13 ENI-EP LTD OCTP JOINT ACCT 38, Surface Rental 28-May-13 LUKOIL OVERSEAS GHANA LTD 76, Surface Rental 13-May-13 LUSHANN INT GH LTD(Saltpond) Surface Rental 25-Jun-13 TULLOW GH 52, Surface Rental Sub TOTAL 676, Feb-13 LUSHANN INT GH LTD 16, Royalty (3%) 13-May-13 LUSHANN INT GH LTD(Saltpond) 43, Royalty (3%) Sub TOTAL 60, Feb-13 TULLOW GH 40,210, Corporate Tax 26-Apr-13 KOSMOS GH 15,921, Corporate Tax 29-Apr-13 TULLOW GH 39,026, Corporate Tax ANARDARKO 23,906, Corporate Tax Sub TOTAL 119,064, TOTAL 119,801, The first half of 2013 saw an inflow of US$676, as Surface Rentals, US$60,486 as Royalties and a total of US$ million as corporate taxes. Compared to the second half of 2012 a total of US$121, and US$232, were received in the GHAPET account as Surface Rental and Royalties respectively. Details are as shown in Table 4 above. There were no tax receipts in The following Surface Rental invoice was outstanding at the end of June TABLE 4 OUTSTANDING INVOICES (SURFACE RENTALS) JAN-JUL 2013 Date of Invoice Period Name of Company Amount Invoiced (US$) 21-Feb-13 Jan- Dec 2013 ORANTO/STONE ENERGY 67, TOTAL AMOUNT RECEIVABLE 67, Page 8

9 5. PORTFOLIO PERFORMANCE GHANA PETROLEUM FUNDS SECRETARIAT In the first half of 2013 FOMC maintained the pace of the bond buying program, purchasing US$40 billion mortgage-backed securities per month and US$45 billion longer term Treasury securities per month. However in his testimony to the Joint Economic Committee, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke stated that the Fed is prepared to increase or reduce the pace of its asset purchases to ensure that the stance of monetary policy remains appropriate as the outlook for the labor market or inflation changes. Thus, in considering whether a recalibration of the pace of its purchases is warranted, the FOMC will continue to assess the degree of progress made toward its objectives in light of incoming information. US Treasury yields rose across all sectors of the yield curve after these comments. The yield of the two year note grew by 6 bps to 0.36%, the ten year yield increased by 36bps to 2.48%, and the yield on the 30 year bond ended at 3.50% up 21 bps as at the end of June Volatility increased in both the equities and fixed income markets. The Chicago Board Options Exchange Volatility Index rose from on May 21 to on June 20, In spite of volatility in the markets, the time weighted return on the Ghana Petroleum Funds was percent compared to 0.13 percent net of bank charges for the second half of The return on both the Ghana Stabilisation Fund and Ghana Heritage Fund amounted to US$736, compared to US$121, for second half of Contribution by GSF was US$615, and GHF, US$168, Details are shown in figures 7 and 8. The time weighted return was percent for GSF and percent for GHF. On relative basis, the Ghana Petroleum Funds performed better by 30 percent in the first half of 2013 versus the second half of Page 9

10 Returns in USD Returns in USD GHANA PETROLEUM FUNDS SECRETARIAT Figure 6: Return on Ghana Stabilisation Fund Jan June 2013 Ghana Stabilization Fund 2nd half st half 2013 Since Inception 2nd half st half 2013 Since Inception $ USD 106, , , Source: Bank of Ghana Figure 7: Return on Ghana Heritage Fund Jan June 2013 Ghana Heritage Fund 2nd half st half 2013 Since inception 2nd half st half 2013 Since inception $ USD 15, , , Source: Bank of Ghana Page 10

11 table 5 Ghana Petroleum Funds- Semi Annual Report: January 1 - June GHANA PETROLEUM FUNDS GHANA STABILISATION FUND ACCOUNT US$ Opening book Value (1 January 2013) 71,898, Receipt during the period 129,104, Bank Charges (4,646.29) Income from Investments 620, Closing book Value (30 June 2013) 201,618, Net Income for the 1st Half of 2013 comprised the Following INCOME US$ Investment Income 620, Less: Bank charges (4,646.29) Net Return for the Period 615, GHANA HERITAGE FUND ACCOUNT US$ Opening book Value (1 January 2013) 21,694, Receipt during the period 55,330, Bank charges (1,858.15) Income from Investments 170, Closing book Value (30 June 2013) 77,193, Net Income for the 1st Half of 2013 comprised the Following: INCOME US$ Investment Income 170, Less: Bank charges (1,858.15) Net Return for the Period 168, Page 11

12 6. PETROLEUM HOLDING FUND GHANA PETROLEUM FUNDS SECRETARIAT The Petroleum Holding Fund held a balance of US$411, (see Schedule 1 below) as at June 30, This amount comprised interest earned since inception amounting to US$83,138.43, US$128, representing undistributed Surface Rentals and Royalties and Mandatory balance of US$200, CONCLUSION Audit of the Ghana Petroleum Fund and the Ghana Petroleum Funds In compliance with the PRMA Section 44 (1) the Internal Audit Department of the Bank of Ghana has performed an audit on the GPFs and the PHF for the period ended December 31, 2012, and the half year ended June 30, The Auditor-General has also performed a statutory audit on the GPFs for the 2011 and 2012 financial years. During the half year ended June 30, 2013, concerns that first emerged in May of quantitative easing (QE) tapering by the Federal Reserve intensified in June and eroded confidence in US Treasuries and fixed income securities issued at a spread to US Treasuries. The Ghana Petroleum Funds did not lose capital. The value of the Ghana Stabilisation Fund increased by US$0.615 million to US$ million, and the Ghana Heritage Fund increased by US$ million to US$ million. We are of the opinion that additional allocations to the Ghana Petroleum Funds will enhance returns on investment. Prepared by Ghana Petroleum Funds Secretariat, Bank of Ghana July 17, 2013 Page 12

13 Schedule 1 PETROLEUM ACCOUNT AT FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF NEW YORK Value of (A) INFLOWS: Volume Of Crude Shipped (BBLS) Shipment (US$) Notes (US$) Date LIFTING PROCEEDS APRIL 2011 TO DEC ,861, ,590, ,196, th February , ,667, ,667, rd April , ,207, ,207, th May ,520 98,594, ,594, OTHER INCOME MAR 2012 TO DEC , th February ,210, th February , th February , nd February , th April ,921, th April ,026, th May , th May ,906, th May , th May , rd May , rd May , th May , th June , TOTAL 1,425,373, (B) DISBURSEMENTS MAY 2011 TO DEC 2012 GNPC Equity Financing Cost for 1ST TO 9TH lifting 257,115, th FEB 2013 GNPC Equity Financing Cost for 10th lifting 16,371, th APR 2013 GNPC Equity Financing Cost for 11th lifting 12,258, th JUN 2013 GNPC Equity Financing Cost for 12th lifting 14,957, Sub Total 300,703, AUG 2011 TO DEC 2012 GNPC 40% CAPI for 1ST TO 9TH lifting 181,798, th FEB 2013 GNPC 40% CAPI for 10TH lifting 25,970, th APR 2013 GNPC 40% CAPI for 11TH lifting 26,228, th JUN 2013 GNPC 40% CAPI for 12TH lifting 22,474, Sub Total 256,473, APRL 2011 TO DEC 2012 Annual Budget Funding Amount for 1ST TO 9TH lifting 453,509, th FEB 2013 Annual Budget Funding Amount for 10TH lifting 68,299, th JUN 2013 Annual Budget Funding Amount for 12TH lifting 68,299, Sub Total 590,108, NOV 2011 TO AUG 2012 Transfer to Ghana Heritage & stabilisation 1st - 9th 93,324, th FEB 2013 Transfer to Ghana Heritage & stabilisation 10th Lifting 42,589, th APR 2013 Transfer to Ghana Heritage & stabilisation 10th Lifting 69,617, th JUN 2013 Transfer to Ghana Heritage & stabilisation 12th Lifting 72,228, Sub Total 277,759, Notes 1. April 2011 to Dec 2012 Proceeds 2.Proceeds for tenth oil lift 3.Surface Rental from Tap Oil 4. Corporate Income tax 5. 3% Royalties from LUSHANN INT GH LTD 6.Surface Rental payment from KOSMOS ENERGY GHANA 7.Surface Rental payment from TULLOW 8.Surface Rental payment from TULLOW 9.Surface Rental payment from TULLOW 10.Corporate tax by KOSMOS ENERGY GHANA 11.Corporate tax by TULLOW 12.Surface Rental payment from OPHIR GHANA LIMITED 13.Corporate tax by ANARDAKO 14.Surface Rental payment from HESS GHANA EXPLORATION LTD 15.Royalties for 2013 Lushann International Ghana(Saltpond) 16.Surface rental from ENI-keta jv account 17.Surface rental from ENI-EP LTD OCTP JOINT ACCOUNT 18.Lukoil overseas Ghana Ltd for Surface Rental 19.Surface rental from Surface Rental from Tullow 20. Interest as of 28/3/ Interest Earned as of 30/6/2013 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS 1,425,044, BALANCE ON ACCOUNT , INTEREST EARNED 21 83, TOTAL BALANCE ON ACCOUNT , Page 13

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