Key Points
Exploration drilling reveals promising production rates in Gulf of Suez
Initial tests show over 2,000 barrels per day potential
Estimated reserve of 8 million barrels
Supports Egyptian petroleum ministry's production strategy
Currently, further evaluation is underway using cutting-edge technologies to enhance production capacity, aiming to reach over 5,000 bpd. This discovery aligns with the Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum's strategy to boost domestic production and maximise resource utilisation. Preliminary estimates suggest that the well holds a potential reserve of 8 million barrels.
Commenting on this achievement, Ali Rashid Al Jarwan, CEO of Dragon Oil, emphasised that these results demonstrate the effectiveness of modern exploration techniques in revitalising mature fields, contributing to sustainable production and maximising the utilisation of available oil reserves.
He further stated that these discoveries reinforce Dragon Oil's commitment to ensuring long-term production sustainability, in line with the contract duration, while focusing on achieving a high-quality recovery rate. This, in turn, strengthens the company's role as a strategic partner in energy security and domestic production growth. (ANI/WAM)