According to a Reuters report on September 25, Arnold Brejak, president of the French energy giant Total's exploration and production business, said that the company's deepwater project in the Gulf of Guinea, the coast of Brazil, the Gulf of Mexico and other places is expected. Bring great returns. It is estimated that by 2020, the deepwater project will increase the company's daily production of 500,000 barrels of crude oil and help the company achieve its production growth target of 6% to 7%. By then, the proportion of revenue generated by the Sham Shui Po project will exceed 35%. Brejak also revealed that Total's Moho Nord oil field in Congo (Brazzaville) and Kaombo North oil field in Angola started production in July this year in several deepwater projects in West Africa. The Egina oil field in Nigeria will also be put into operation at the end of the year. . In addition, Total also conducts exploration work in the waters of Mauritania, Senegal, Namibia and South Africa. (Wang Hao)