SOUTH PARS Feed Atom

The project manager for the development of South Pars phases 22-24 said: With the start of drilling operations for new wells in these phases in the near future and the completion of the remaining sections, the rich gas production capacity of this project will increase by approximately 4 million cubic meters per day.
A new production well has been brought online at Phase 11 of the South Pars gas field, boosting output from the project to more than 26 million cubic meters of rich gas per day, according to the head of Pars Oil and Gas Company.
The CEO of the South Pars Gas Complex announced the continued stable production of gas at the complex’s refineries, emphasizing the role of integrated planning, goal-oriented management, and the round-the-clock efforts of the staff. He stated that the reconstruction of facilities and the implementation of strategic projects are proceeding at an accelerated pace and with high quality.
Debris removal operations at two damaged gas refineries in the South Pars Gas Field have reached 60% completion following the 40-day conflict, with parts of the facilities now ready to enter the reconstruction phase, according to the head of Pars Oil and Gas Company.
The managing director of the South Pars Gas Complex announced that the major overhauls in the South Pars for the Iranian year 1405 (starts on March 21) will commence in the early days of the new year, stating that these operations will be carried out with an innovative approach, leveraging successful past experiences, and operational cohesion to increase equipment readiness and achieve record performance in the field of overhauls.
The Director of Labour and Employment Services at the Pars Special Economic Energy Zone Organisation has emphasised the need for early planning and announced the development of a coherent programme to hold even more magnificent celebrations for International Workers’ Day next year, drawing on the successful experience of this year’s event.
Pars Oil and Gas Company, the developer of the world’s largest gas field, has experienced a distinct period of operational and development activity under Iran’s 14th administration, marked by stabilized output at the shared South Pars field, record gas production, higher asset efficiency and groundwork for new offshore gas developments in the Persian Gulf.
The spokesperson for the South Pars Gas Complex said an earthquake that struck near the city of Asaluyeh early Sunday caused no damage to the complex’s refineries or facilities, and all production and operational activities are continuing as normal.
The CEO of Pars Oil and Gas Company announced an additional daily gas extraction capacity of 25 million cubic meters in the South Pars field under the 14th administration, adding that with new wells coming online by year’s end, this capacity will increase to 30 million cubic meters.