Homa and Shanoul, located in the Parsian region, play a significant role in supplying the country's energy as two important gas fields. These two fields produce natural gas from 42 wells, and after transferring and separating water and gas liquids at the separation center, they send it to the Parsian refinery.
Details of Gas Production in Homa and Shanoul Fields
The Homa field has a daily production capacity of 25 million cubic meters of natural gas, while the Shanoul field has a capacity of 15 million cubic meters, together capable of supplying 40 million cubic meters of gas per day. This significant amount of produced gas greatly helps meet the needs of industries and household consumption.
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Importance of Operations and Maintenance
Production operations in these fields are carried out around the clock with the relentless efforts of operational, maintenance, and safety personnel. The sustainability and safety of gas transmission lines are considered one of the most important challenges and priorities for the officials of these fields. Technical teams and experts in this area utilize modern technologies and international standards to optimize the gas production and transmission process.
Given their geographical location and existing infrastructure, the Homa and Shanoul fields are regarded as a reliable bastion in supplying the country's energy. These fields not only play a role in supplying natural gas but are also recognized as a successful model in the exploitation of hydrocarbon resources.
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