Bonaire Basin Petroleum Analysis: Recoverable Resources

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COMMERCIAL REPORT · AVAILABLE ON LICENSE

Bonaire Basin & Falcón Region

Petroleum-System Atlas

Perla-adjacent frontier · four-play province · analytical-grade Monte Carlo volumetrics · 2026 edition

AGGREGATE P50 RECOVERABLE534 MMbbl oil  ·  342 MMbbl condensate  ·  9.2 Tcf gasPerla-analogue BB-2 fairway: 7.0 Tcf + 282 MMbbl condensate

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Signature Numbers

267 MMbblBB-1 P50 RECOVERABLE OILCoS 55%La Vela + Cumarebo directly calibrated

7.0 TcfBB-2 P50 RECOVERABLE GASCoS 50%Perla-analogue Oligocene carbonate play

282 MMbblBB-2 P50 RECOVERABLE CONDENSATE47.8° APISame fluid class as Perla

~ 8 MaFAMILY-3 CRITICAL MOMENTPost-MMU trapS1 expulsion synchronised

What the Licence Includes

• 33-page Technical Atlas — English, publication-quality, 26 figures, GLIAG institutional palette.

• Kitchen framework — five kitchens (K1–K5) with regional footprints and maturity assignments.

• Four-play risk-scored framework — BB-1 through BB-4 composite CoS, EMV ranking.

• Monte Carlo summary tables — P90/P50/P10 for oil, condensate, gas across each system.

• Executive-ready conclusions — Perla-adjacent commercial thesis, forward-work roadmap.

What Sets It Apart

• Refutes the La Luna consensus. Basement geochronology (Washikemba 98.2 ± 0.6 Ma; Aruba Batholith 88–79 Ma) shows BB substrate was intra-oceanic arc during Cenomanian — La Luna was never deposited there.

• Cenozoic-sourced, Cenozoic-charged, Cenozoic-trapped province. Four defensible systems (BB-1 to BB-4), each with independent source-reservoir-seal-trap-timing set.

• 10,000-iteration Monte Carlo with Interpretation B lognormal spreads across seven cascade parameters. Every stage (generated → expelled → migrated → entrapped → recovered) reported P90/P50/P10 for oil, condensate, gas.

• Seven pseudo-wells bracketing burial and heat-flow uncertainty, calibrated to La Vela / Cumarebo / Perla.

Poison-Pill / Withheld From Base Licence

The base licence delivers conclusions and system-level ranges, not reproduction rights. The following inputs are retained by GLIAG and are not included unless the Enterprise (data-backbone) tier is purchased:

• Kitchen-boundary polygons (K1–K5) in GIS-ready format.

• Pseudo-well 1-D burial input parameters (heat-flow history, lithology stack, decompaction).

• Interpretation B 7-parameter Low/Base/High input matrix per system.

• Field-level 25-column calibration dataset (Falcón oil-field database).

• Any right to re-license, redistribute, or reproduce derivative works.

Without these, the analytical framework cannot be reverse-engineered or extended by the buyer.

Ideal Buyer

• Junior E&P screening frontier / underexplored plays adjacent to recent Caribbean discoveries.

• NOC / ministry evaluating a licensing round in the ABC / Falcón sector.

• Research house or fund building an offshore-Venezuela / Netherlands-Antilles thesis.

• Consulting firm needing a defensible baseline to price a commissioned study against.

Licence Tiers

LICENCE TIER	WHAT YOU GET	PRICE (USD)	TERMS
Executive Brief	10-page summary + BB-1..BB-4 system cards + aggregate P50 table	US$ 2,500	Single reader · 12-month access · no redistribution
Full Atlas (single-user)	Full 33-page atlas PDF + 26 figures · read-only	US$ 12,000	Single named user · perpetual read licence · no reproduction
Atlas + Data Backbone (Enterprise)	Atlas + XLSX (9 sheets) + kitchen polygons + Monte Carlo inputs + standalone plates	US$ 45,000	Named team ≤ 10 users · right to adapt for internal use · no external redistribution

To license: contact GLIAG directly

GLIAG · Golden Lane Investments Advisory Group · Delft, NL  |  Petroleum & Energy Insights · Compiled 2026  |  Confidential — do not redistribute