沙迦與Petrofac簽署4000萬美元天然氣儲存項(xiàng)目

據(jù)3月24日Gulf Times報(bào)道，沙迦（Sharjah）與英國派特法石油工程公司Petrofac了簽署一個4000萬美元的天然氣儲存項(xiàng)目。該項(xiàng)目的總承包和試運(yùn)（EPCC）合同包括一個新的高壓壓縮機(jī)設(shè)施、一條高壓管道和通往Moveyeid油田現(xiàn)有四口油井的運(yùn)輸管線。

今年早些時候，沙迦國家石油公司(SNOC)和它的合作伙伴埃尼集團(tuán)(Eni)宣布在沙迦海岸發(fā)現(xiàn)了天然氣和凝析油，這代表著該國自上世紀(jì)80年代初以來首次在陸上發(fā)現(xiàn)天然氣。

SNOC計(jì)劃分階段實(shí)施該項(xiàng)目，地面設(shè)施將于2020年底投入使用，鉆探工作將于2023年進(jìn)行。該公司首席執(zhí)行官Hatem Al Mosa表示:“對于這樣一個項(xiàng)目來說，國家石油公司在規(guī)模、管線基礎(chǔ)設(shè)施、連通性等方面都擁有理想的油藏。然而，長期的天然氣供應(yīng)短缺，在當(dāng)時阻止了該項(xiàng)目成為現(xiàn)實(shí)?！?/span>

他補(bǔ)充道：“該項(xiàng)目將允許我們在冬季儲存多余的天然氣，以滿足夏季的高峰需求。還將提供一個隨時可用的戰(zhàn)略儲備，以應(yīng)對意外的運(yùn)營或市場問題?！?/span>

洪偉立 摘譯自 Gulf Times

原文如下：

Sharjah signs Petrofac for $40m gas storage project

facility project has been awarded to Petrofac Facilities Management International. The value of the project is $40 million, and will feature a new high-pressure compressor facility, a high-pressure pipeline and flow lines to four existing wells in the Moveyeid Field.

Earlier this year, Sharjah National Oil Corporation (SNOC) and its partner Eni announced the discovery of natural gas and condensate onshore in Sharjah. The discovery, named “Mahani”, comes within the first year of the partnership and represents the first onshore discovery of gas in the emirate since the early 1980s.

SNOC plans to implement the project in phases, with the surface facilities to be commissioned by the end of 2020 and drilling in 2023.

“SNOC owns the ideal reservoir for such a project in terms of size, proximity to pipeline infrastructure, connectivity and composition,” said Hatem Al Mosa, CEO of Sharjah National Oil Corporation (SNOC). “However, the historic chronic shortage of gas to provide the cushion gas prevented the project from becoming a reality at that time.

“The project will allow us to store excess gas in the winter to satisfy the summer peak demand. It will also provide a readily available strategic reserve to respond to unexpected operational or market issues where connectivity and proximity become most critical.”