Qasr Gas and Condensate Field
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Summary Information
- Operator: Apache Khalda
- Country: Egypt
- Location: Western Desert, approximately 525km west of Cairo
- Production start: 2005
- Partners:
- Type: Oil / Gas
- Estimated Reserves:
- Gas: ultimate recoverable gas reserves in excess of 2 trillion cubic feet
- Condensate: recoveries in the range of 40 million to 50 million barrels
- Production Volume:
+++ Description
- A major gas and condensate field
- The Qasr Compression Project will provide additional compression to the existing facilities to improve recovery
+++ Contractors
- **J P Kenny:** Project Management, Engineering and Procurement for initial development
- **Foster Wheeler:**
- Engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) phase of the Qasr Compression Project
- Project management consultancy services during the front-end engineering design phase of the Qasr Compression Project
+++ History
- 2003 - Qasr Gas And Condensate Field discovered
- 2004 - Apache Contracts to Sell 2.1 Tcf of Gas
- 2005 - Production started
- 2011 - Foster Wheeler Awarded PMC Contract
- 2013 - Foster Wheeler Awarded EPC Contract
+++ Geology
- The most productive horizon at Qasr is in the Jurassic age
- Hydrocarbons are also present in Cretaceous AEB sands
+++ Links
- Onshore Pipelines - Khalda Petroleum Co, JP Kenny
- Apache Contracts to Sell 2.1 Tcf of Gas From Qasr Field in Egypt
- Apache's Egyptian Qasr-3X Well Logs 448 Feet of Net Pay
- Apache's Qasr-6 Tests 28.8 MMcf Gas, 1,037 Bbls Condensate; Qasr-9 Flows 4,826 Bbls Oil Per Day in Egypt
- Apache's Qasr-6 Tests 28.8 MMcf Gas, 1,037 Bbls Condensate; Qasr-9 Flows 4,826 Bbls Oil Per Day in Egypt
- Foster Wheeler Awarded PMC Contract for the Apache Khalda Qasr Compression Project in Egypt
- Foster Wheeler Awarded Technical Consultancy Services Contracts by Apache Khalda for the Qasr Compression Project in Egypt
