The twelfth well of Phase 11 of South Pars has successfully completed drilling, completion, and perforation operations, and after lightening the well column using nitrogen, its test flow has begun. This well has entered the production cycle as part of extensive efforts to increase the country's natural gas production capacity.
Continuous Monitoring of Well Production Capacity
The project manager of Phase 11 development of South Pars, Keyvan Tarighati, announced that at this stage, the well's production capacity is continuously monitored to evaluate its operational conditions and production capacity. According to him, after completing the test flow and acidizing operations, it is expected that the twelfth well of Phase 11 will reach its nominal production capacity in the coming days.
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The Importance of Developing New Wells
Tarighati also pointed out the importance of developing new wells in this phase and said: The entry of new wells into the production cycle is a significant step in completing the production capacity of Phase 11 and maximizing the utilization of the resources of the shared South Pars field. Given the high capacity of this field, this action can play a crucial role in supplying the natural gas needed by the country.
Phase 11 of South Pars is considered the latest development project of the shared South Pars field, which has been assigned to Petropars under a new model of oil contracts. This project is being carried out to increase natural gas production and improve the country's economic conditions.
Mohsen Paknejad, the Minister of Oil, recently stated that the operations to increase the production and supply of gas in the country over the past two years have accelerated the development of Phase 11 of South Pars. This indicates the serious determination of the Ministry of Oil to achieve the goals of development programs in the country's energy sector.
The development operations of Phase 11 of South Pars include drilling, completion, and operation of several new wells, each of which can significantly impact the increase in production capacity of this shared field. It is expected that with the entry of these wells into the production cycle, the amount of natural gas production in the country will increase significantly and effectively meet domestic needs.
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