訊 據美國鉆井網站2020年10月12日莫斯科報道，俄羅斯能源巨頭俄羅斯天然氣工業股份公司(俄氣/Gazprom)12日在莫斯科披露，俄氣日前在位于亞馬爾天然氣生產中心的列寧格拉德斯科耶氣田發現了一個新的氣田。
俄氣介紹說，經過對一口新勘探井的鉆探和測試，這個氣田獲得了2100萬立方英尺/天(60萬立方米/天)的商業天然氣流量。俄氣指出，這證明新氣藏含有“大量”的天然氣儲量，并補充說，這個氣田的商業開采價值現在比以前“高得多”。
俄氣強調說，這一重大天然氣發現標志著俄氣在過去兩年里在喀拉海亞馬爾半島大陸架上獲得的第4個重大天然氣發現。俄氣表示，他們將核算列寧格拉德斯科耶氣田新發現的天然氣儲量，并將核查結果提交給俄羅斯司國家儲量委員會，以便在國家登記冊中進行記錄。
列寧格拉德斯科耶氣田目前的可采天然氣儲量估計為67萬億立方英尺(1.9萬億立方米)。去年，俄氣在喀拉海亞馬爾半島大陸架上還發現了丁科夫氣田和Nyarmeyskoye氣田。
俄氣的官方網站顯示，這家總部位于莫斯科的公司是世界上最大的天然氣生產商。該公司的天然氣產量占全球的12%，占國內天然氣產量的68%。俄氣的網站顯示，俄氣擁有占世界16%的天然氣儲量和占俄羅斯71%的天然氣儲量。
李峻 編譯自 美國鉆井網站
原文如下:Gazprom Unveils New Gas Deposit
Gazprom (MCX: GAZP) has revealed that a new gas deposit has been discovered at the Leningradskoye field of the Yamal gas production center.
Following the drilling and testing of a new exploratory well, commercial gas inflow was obtained at the site with a flow rate of about 21 million cubic feet per day (600,000 cubic meters per day), Gazprom outlined. The company noted that this proves the new deposit contains “substantial” amounts of gas and added that the field's commercial value is now “much higher” than before.
The find marks the fourth major discovery made by Gazprom on the shelf of the Yamal Peninsula in the Kara Sea over the last two years, Gazprom highlighted. The business said it will calculate the newly discovered reserves of the Leningradskoye field and present the findings to the State Reserves Commission in order to record them in the state register.
The Leningradskoye gas and condensate field’s current recoverable gas reserves are estimated to total 67 trillion cubic feet (1.9 trillion cubic meters). Gazprom discovered the Dinkov and Nyarmeyskoye fields on the shelf of the Yamal Peninsula in the Kara Sea last year. In 2020, the company discovered the 75 Years of Victory field on the Yamal shelf.
Moscow, Russia, based Gazprom is the world’s leading gas producer, according to its website, which shows that the company accounts for 12 percent of the global gas output and 68 percent of domestic gas production. The company holds 16 percent of the world’s natural gas reserves and 71 percent of Russian gas reserves, its website shows.
