South Zagros, as the gas production hub of the Central Oil Company of Iran, has been able to play a significant role in supplying the country's energy during the cold days of the year, despite challenging geographical conditions and operations in remote areas. Peyman Imani, the CEO of this company, emphasized the synergy between the company's headquarters and the operating companies on the first day of production forecasting meetings for the second half of 1405.
Production of 24.9 Billion Cubic Meters of Gas
In the first half of 1405, approximately 24 billion and 945 million cubic meters of gas, 6 million and 700 thousand barrels of gas liquids, and about 1 million and 400 thousand barrels of oil were produced in the operational areas of South Zagros. Seyed Mahmoud Mirbagheri, the CEO of South Zagros Oil and Gas Operating Company, announced that this level of gas production is about 6 percent above the mandatory commitments.
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Winter Production Plan
For the four months of the cold season, a daily production of about 161 million cubic meters of gas is forecasted, which shows a significant increase compared to the mandatory commitment of 159.6 million cubic meters. Additionally, a daily production of about 15 thousand and 500 barrels of oil is planned for this period.
41 Percent Share of Parsian Fields
Mirbagheri also referred to the production capacities of the Parsian gas fields, stating that about 41 percent of South Zagros gas production is allocated to these fields. Therefore, attention to processing, operational, and developmental issues of these fields is essential.
Five-Year Well Drilling and Repair Plan
The CEO of South Zagros Oil and Gas Operating Company further stated that in the five-year production plan of this company, about 20 wells need to be drilled or repaired. Timely execution of drilling and well repair programs, especially for repair wells, is crucial to maintain production capacity.
Meetings to forecast well productivity are held every six months to address challenges and remove production obstacles, and the meetings related to the second half of 1405 will be held from October 5 to 7, focusing on reviewing the oil and gas production plan of the operational areas of the Central Oil Company of Iran.
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