石油圈中國石化新聞網訊 據路透社4月25日伊拉克巴士拉報道，一名伊拉克石油公司高管對路透表示，科威特能源公司(Kuwait Energy PLC)周三開始生產來自西巴氣田（Siba）的天然氣，這是伊拉克南部第一個投產的天然氣田。 由伊拉克和科威特能源公司成立的用以開發該油田的合資公司的總裁Kareem Abd Oda表示，西巴開始以每天2500萬立方英尺(mcf)的初始速度生產天然氣，到今年年底應該會逐漸上升到1億立方英尺/日。 他補充說，位于巴士拉城以南的西巴正在生產天然氣和天然氣凝析油。 伊拉克南部的其他油氣儲藏已經投產，與原油一起生產天然氣。 半自治的庫爾德地區政府已經開始從伊拉克北部的油田開采天然氣。 根據世界銀行(World Bank)的數據，伊拉克希望到2021年結束天然氣空放燃燒，這將使政府損失近25億美元的收入，并且足以滿足天然氣發電的大部分未滿足需求。。 Companies, including BP, Exxon Mobil, Eni, Total, Royal Dutch Shell and Lukoil, helped Iraq expand production in the past decade by more than 2.5 million barrels per day (bpd) to about 4.7 million bpd. 伊拉克星期四舉行了一次11個區塊的石油和天然氣勘探合同的拍賣，這些區塊是與伊朗、科威特和波斯灣海域的邊界鄰近。 新合同規定了這些公司所開發的油田結束天然氣空放燃燒的時間限制。 包括英國石油公司、?？松梨?、埃尼、道達爾、荷蘭皇家殼牌和盧克石油在內的公司，過去10年幫助伊拉克擴大了250萬桶/日的產量，到達近470萬桶/日。 蔡小全 編譯自 路透社 原文如下： Kuwait Energy Starts Producing Natural Gas From Field In Southern Iraq Kuwait Energy PLC started on Wednesday producing natural gas from Siba, the first gas field to be brought on stream in the south of Iraq, an Iraqi oil executive told Reuters. Siba began producing gas at an initial rate of 25 million cubic feet (mcf) a day, which should rise gradually to 100 mcf/d by the end of the year, said Kareem Abd Oda, the director general of the joint venture established by Iraq and Kuwait Energy to develop the field. Siba, located south of the city of Basra, is producing natural gas and gas condensates, he added. The other hydrocarbon reservoirs of southern Iraq that are already in operation produce natural gas alongside crude oil. The semi-autonomous Kurdistan Regional Government has started producing natural gas from fields in northern Iraq. Iraq hopes by 2021 to end gas flaring, which costs nearly $2.5 billion in lost revenue for the government and would be sufficient to meet most of its unmet needs for gas-based power generation, according to the World Bank. Iraq holds on Thursday an auction of oil and gas exploration contracts in 11 blocks alongside the border with Iran and Kuwait and in offshore Gulf waters. The new contracts set a time limit for companies to end gas flaring from oilfields they develop. Companies, including BP, Exxon Mobil, Eni, Total, Royal Dutch Shell and Lukoil, helped Iraq expand production in the past decade by more than 2.5 million barrels per day (bpd) to about 4.7 million bpd.
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