Rumaila Oil Field
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Summary Information
- Operator: BP / Petrochina
- Country: Iraq
- Location: Southern Iraq
- Production start: 1972
- Partners: BP (38 percent), CNPC (37 percent) and SOMO ( 25 percent)
- Type: Oil & Gas
- Estimated Reserves: 17 billion Barrels
- Production Volume: 1.45 million barrels per day (bpd)
+++ Description
- The Rumaila field is one of the world’s largest oilfields, and the largest in Iraq
- BP and CNPC were the sole winners in Iraq’s first post-war licensing round with a bid which envisaged raising production to 2.85 million barrels a day, in return for a $2 per barrel fee for the incremental production.
- The Basra Gas Company is constructing natural gas processing plants to reduce flaring
+++ Contractors
- Drilling Rigs
* **Schlumberger / Iraqi Drilling Company** contracts for three rigs, * **Daqing Drilling** contracts for three rigs, * **Weatherford** contract for one rig.
- **Cameron:** Supply of the associated trees and wellheads
- **Centrilift, Al-Khorayef Petroleum:** Supply and installation of electrical submersible pumps (ESPs)
- **GE:** Supply of an integrated package of pumps, gas engines and additional equipment
- **Petrofac / CPECC:** The inspection, maintenance and repair of degassing stations, rotating machinery and cluster pumping station
- **Technip / HQC:** Front-end engineering design (FEED) contract for Ar Ratawi Natural Gas Liquids (NGL) train1
+++ History
- 1953 - Rumaila Oil Field discovered
- 1972 - First oil produced
- 2009 - Rumalia was the only field successfully transferred in the First Iraqi Petroleum Licensing Round
- 2009 - Technical Service Agreement was signed by BP & Petrochina
- 2011 - GE signed contract to provide water injection technology
- 2012 - Petrofac JV wins inspection, maintenance and repair contract
- 2014 - FEED awarded for NGL plant
- 2016 - The field reached cumulative production of 3 Billion barrels
+++ Geology
+++ Links
- First Iraqi Petroleum Licensing Round
- CNPC, Iraq
- Rumaila oilfield service contract signed in Iraq
- First Major Contracts Awarded for Rumaila Rehabilitation
- Rumaila Exceeds 10% Improved Production Target
- October is Busiest Month Yet for Rumaila Operations
- GE’s Integrated Technology Offering Selected for Produced Water Re-Injection in Iraqi Oil Field
- Petrofac JV wins US$229 million contract in Iraq
- Technip awarded FEED contract in Basra, Iraq
- Rumaila oilfield achieves 3 billion barrel production landmark