“NICOC has started development plans at Sarvestan and Saadat-Abad oilfields beginning late October,” Mahmud Borzu told the Mehr News Agency.
The fields will totally have an expected capacity of 15,000 bpd of crude, scheduled to come into operation within thirty months, he stated. “The cost necessary to develop the fields is estimated at $65 million in forex plus Rls.471 billion in national currency.”
Director for projects at the NICOC noted that three wells have so far been drilled at Sarvestan together with the drilling of four at Saadat-Abad.
Construction of production and desalination plants, installations for processing and disposing wasted waters, a station for intensifying pressure and injecting associated gases, well-head facilities, and pipelines are other parts of Sarvestan and Saadat-Abad development projects as well, he explained.
Khesht is another oilfield under development by NICOC, according to a report by the company’s Public Relations Dept.
Aimed at having a capacity to produce 30,000 bpd of crude oil, Khesht development project constitutes the drilling of three new wells, repairing a current one plus the drilling of another well with the injection of the associated gases.
A deal on the construction of pipelines and facilities, to be implemented within 26 months, has already been awarded. “Moreover, access roads to the wells at Khesht oilfield have been already prepared.”
NICOC further reported that the 3D seismic studies on Sarvestan, Saadat-Abad, and Khesht oilfields have finished.
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MNA
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