The Azadegan oil field, one of the largest oil fields in the country, with a production capacity of 550,000 barrels per day, will soon be part of a new project. Abbas Sarkari, CEO of the Oil Exploration Operations Company, announced at the signing ceremony of the Integrated Production Services (IPS) contract with the Engineering Development Company of Dasht Azadegan Arvand, that this company is ready to provide services, especially in this field.
Technical Capabilities and Modern Equipment
Sarkari emphasized that the Oil Exploration Operations Company, relying on specialized personnel and modern equipment including eight 2000-volt power drilling rigs and 13 technical service units, is prepared to offer services to employers. He also stressed that the main goal of this company is not merely profitability, but providing specialized capabilities to assist the country's economy.
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The CEO of this company also referred to the shift from traditional contracting to an industry-needs-based approach, stating: "The signing of the Integrated Production Services (IPS) contract marks the beginning of a new chapter of synergy in the areas of production, preservation, and increasing the recovery factor of the reservoir."
Development and Challenges of the Azadegan Field
Mohammad Ali Shafiei, CEO of the Oil Industry Engineering and Construction Company (O1), elaborated on the background and capabilities of this complex at the ceremony, emphasizing that the Azadegan oil field is a strategic and important project for the country. This field, established in Ordibehesht 1366, now possesses the complete chain of the oil, gas, and petrochemical industry.
Shafiei also pointed out the challenges facing this project and noted that the O1 group is fully prepared to assist in all engineering and operational aspects of the Azadegan field. He also announced the development of the drilling fleet and ancillary services, stating that contracts for two 3000-horsepower rigs have been signed and discussions are ongoing for the addition of two more rigs.
Mahmoud Aminnejad, CEO of the Oil and Gas Development Company of Dasht Azadegan, also referred to the history and challenges of the Azadegan field at this ceremony, stating that with the support of the President, the developmental activities of this field have officially begun. He emphasized that this field is a joint field and that without effective action in the future, serious damages could occur to national interests.
Aminnejad also stressed the importance of accelerating the development of the Azadegan field, saying: "This field can play a valuable role in the country's oil revenue." He concluded by emphasizing the need for comprehensive cooperation to complete this project and maintain shareholder trust.
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