Difference between revisions of "Zohr Gas Field"
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Operator: ENI | Operator: ENI | ||
Country: Egypt | Country: Egypt | ||
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Estimated Reserves: 850 BCM, (about 5.5 billion barrels of oil equivalent) | Estimated Reserves: 850 BCM, (about 5.5 billion barrels of oil equivalent) | ||
Production Volume: 2 bcfd, equivalent to approximately 365,000 boed | Production Volume: 2 bcfd, equivalent to approximately 365,000 boed | ||
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Zohr, a super giant field, is the largest gas discovery ever made in Egypt and in the Mediterranean Sea. Initial estimates were for 30 TCF of reserves | Zohr, a super giant field, is the largest gas discovery ever made in Egypt and in the Mediterranean Sea. Initial estimates were for 30 TCF of reserves | ||
The field lies area of the field is 231 km2 , its in-place reserves exceed 850 bcm | The field lies area of the field is 231 km2 , its in-place reserves exceed 850 bcm | ||
Development of the field entailed a long subsea connection to an onshore gas processing plant. The field is controlled by a shallow water platform. | Development of the field entailed a long subsea connection to an onshore gas processing plant. The field is controlled by a shallow water platform. | ||
The field is expected to produce 2.7 bcfd per day at peak production | The field is expected to produce 2.7 bcfd per day at peak production | ||
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Offshore | Offshore | ||
Aker Solutions: Supply of 180 kilometers of steel tube umbilicals | Aker Solutions: Supply of 180 kilometers of steel tube umbilicals | ||
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Control Platform | Control Platform | ||
Petrobel: Fabrication, Load out & sea-fastening | Petrobel: Fabrication, Load out & sea-fastening | ||
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2014 - ENI awarded the licence for Shorouk Block | 2014 - ENI awarded the licence for Shorouk Block | ||
2015 - Zohr gas field discovered | 2015 - Zohr gas field discovered | ||
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2017 - Rosneft acquired 30% of the field | 2017 - Rosneft acquired 30% of the field | ||
2018 - Second and third production units started | 2018 - Second and third production units started | ||
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Early-Middle Miocene limestones | Early-Middle Miocene limestones | ||
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# [http://petrojet.com.eg/project/zohr-control-platform/ Petrobel: Zohr Control Platform] | # [http://petrojet.com.eg/project/zohr-control-platform/ Petrobel: Zohr Control Platform] | ||
# [http://killajoules.wikidot.com/blog:6008 Eni discovers a supergiant gas field in the Egyptian offshore, the largest ever found in the Mediterranean Sea] | # [http://killajoules.wikidot.com/blog:6008 Eni discovers a supergiant gas field in the Egyptian offshore, the largest ever found in the Mediterranean Sea] | ||
Revision as of 16:23, 21 August 2020
Summary Information
Operator: ENI Country: Egypt Location: Shorouk Block, Egypt’s Offshore Mediterranean Production start: 2017 Partners: ENI 60%, Rosneft 30%, BP 10% Type: Gas Estimated Reserves: 850 BCM, (about 5.5 billion barrels of oil equivalent) Production Volume: 2 bcfd, equivalent to approximately 365,000 boed
Description
Zohr, a super giant field, is the largest gas discovery ever made in Egypt and in the Mediterranean Sea. Initial estimates were for 30 TCF of reserves The field lies area of the field is 231 km2 , its in-place reserves exceed 850 bcm Development of the field entailed a long subsea connection to an onshore gas processing plant. The field is controlled by a shallow water platform. The field is expected to produce 2.7 bcfd per day at peak production
Contractors
Offshore Aker Solutions: Supply of 180 kilometers of steel tube umbilicals OneSubsea: six horizontal subsea trees, intervention and workover control systems, landing string, tie-in, high-integrity pressure protection system, topside and subsea controls and distribution, water detection and salinity monitoring, and installation and commissioning services. Gas Processing plant Kinetics Technology: Engineering & Procurement) contract, supplying two modularized Sulphur Recovery Units complete with Claus, Tail Gas Treatment (TGT) and Acid Gas Enrichment (AGE) sections Control Platform Petrobel: Fabrication, Load out & sea-fastening
History
2014 - ENI awarded the licence for Shorouk Block 2015 - Zohr gas field discovered 2016 - FID for the project 2016 - Aker soultions awarded umbilicals contract 2016 - BP acquired 10% of the field 2017 - Rosneft acquired 30% of the field 2018 - Second and third production units started
Geology
Early-Middle Miocene limestones
Links
- Petrobel: Zohr Control Platform
- Eni discovers a supergiant gas field in the Egyptian offshore, the largest ever found in the Mediterranean Sea
- Eni completes the authorization process for the development of Zohr gas field
- Aker Solutions Wins Order for Umbilicals at Egypt's Zohr Offshore Gas Field
- OneSubsea Awarded Subsea Production Systems Contract for the Zohr Development, Offshore Egypt
- BP buys 10% interest in Egypt’s super-giant Zohr gas field
- Rosneft Closes the Deal to Acquire a 30% Stake in Zohr Gas Field
- Zohr Development Project - Egypt
- Eni begins producing from Zohr, the largest ever discovery of gas in the Mediterranean Sea
- Zohr Ramp-up: Eni starts up the third production unit
- Zohr Ramp-up: Eni reaches 2 bcfd production target
