CNOOC Limited Discovers Deep Coalbed Methane Field with Proved Gas In-place of over 100 Billion Cubic Meters
- CNOOC Limited announces the discovery of the Shenfu deep coalbed methane (CBM) field in China, adding proved gas in-place of over 100 billion cubic meters. The discovery well SM2-33-CH1 encounters 16.5 meters of coal seam at a burial depth of approximately 2,011 meters, which is tested to produce approximately 19,000 cubic meters per day after fracturing operations.
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The Shenfu deep CBM field is located in
Mr. Xu Changgui, Deputy Chief Exploration Engineer of the Company, said, "The discovery of the Shenfu deep CBM field demonstrates the broad prospect of exploration and development in the eastern edge of the Ordos Basin. It will provide important guidance for our exploration in similar basins and facilitate the growth of our reserves and production of unconventional oil and gas."
Mr. Zhou Xinhuai, CEO and the President of the Company, said, "The discovery lays a solid foundation for the Company to build a large onshore gas production base, which will tap up to one trillion cubic meters of proved gas in-place. To that end, we will continue to step up our efforts in the exploration and development of onshore unconventional gas, to increase our reserves and production, and to contribute to the high-quality development of the Company."
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