ExxonMobil is close to discovering huge oil reserves in Pakistan near the border with Iran, and those reserves could even be larger than the oil reserves of Kuwait, the Pakistani Minister for Maritime Affairs and Foreign Affairs, Abdullah Hussain Haroon, said over the weekend. A group of multinational companies, including ENI, Exxon Mobil, Oil and Gas Development Company Limited (OGDCL) and Pakistan Petroleum Limited (PPL), in a joint venture, had started offshore drilling on 11th January 2019. The drilling was expected to be completed in March 2019 as per initial estimation. Pakistan stops celebrated offshore drilling as no oil and gas reserves found Pakistan's hopes for the discovery of large reserves of oil and gas off Karachi coast in the Arabian Sea faded as it Italy's ENI and US oil major Exxon Mobil are jointly drilling for gas offshore in Pakistan's Arabian Sea. Many other Western companies have left more than a decade ago because of Islamist militant violence. Offshore drilling at Kekra-1 near Karachi coast completed by INP, (Last Updated May 15, 2019) ISLAMABAD: A joint venture of four oil exploration companies has completed the offshore drilling process near Karachi coast on Indus G-Block (Kekra-1) after four months. Pakistan may become an oil exporting country in the future, a senior Pakistani official told Gulf News a few days after Prime Minister Imran Khan hinted that the country may find ‘massive’ oil reserves off the cost of Karachi. The expected massive oil reserves are located 230km
Natural gas accounted for an estimated 30% of Pakistan's primary energy Oil exploration projects are ongoing and are expected to sustain production levels Global Energy Infrastructure Limited (GEIL) proposed a third offshore terminal to
25 Jan 2020 Pakistan's total sedimentary area was said to be of about 827,268 sq km and the area currently under exploration was 224,976 sq km. The total PM Imran Khan earlier this year said Pak won't need to import oil after reserves were found near Karachi coast. 19 May 2019 Pakistan News: PM Imran Khan earlier this year said Pak won't need to import oil after reserves were found near Karachi coast. "God willing the Oil and Gas Development Company Limited commonly known as OGDCL is a Pakistani Crude oil price; Environmental risks; Exploration and drilling risks; Exchange rate Three exploration licenses namely Khiranwala, Thatta and Thatta east were surrendered and operatorship of offshore Indus-S was transferred to BP 18 May 2019 –Former OGDC CEO says it is 15th off-shore oil and gas exploration on petroleum Nadeem Babar announced that offshore drilling in Kekra-I
Italy's ENI and US oil major Exxon Mobil are jointly drilling for gas offshore in Pakistan's Arabian Sea. Many other Western companies have left more than a decade ago because of Islamist militant violence.
Italy's ENI and US oil major Exxon Mobil are jointly drilling for gas offshore in Pakistan's Arabian Sea. Many other Western companies have left more than a decade ago because of Islamist militant ISLAMABAD: In a major development, US energy giant ExxonMobil has acquired 25% shareholding in offshore drilling in Pakistan. Earlier, Oil and Gas Development Company (OGDC), Pakistan Petroleum Limited (PPL) and Italian energy firm Eni had 33% stake each in offshore drilling in the country. Offshore exploration in Pakistan dates back to 1963 when an American company drilled three near shore wells for the first time encountering no hydrocarbons. OGDCL drilled PakCan-1 well with Canadian assistance which also went dry in 1986. Subsequently, all the attempts to find hydrocarbon offshore Pakistan have failed. American energy giant Exxon-Mobil has joined the offshore oil and gas exploration efforts started by Oil and Gas Development Corporation (OGDC), Pakistan Petroleum Limited (PPL) and Italian energy ExxonMobil is close to discovering huge oil reserves in Pakistan near the border with Iran, and those reserves could even be larger than the oil reserves of Kuwait, the Pakistani Minister for Maritime Affairs and Foreign Affairs, Abdullah Hussain Haroon, said over the weekend.
16 May 2019 of four oil exploration companies has completed the offshore drilling ENI, Oil and Gas Development Company, and Pakistan Petroleum
Pakistan stops celebrated offshore drilling as no oil and gas reserves found Pakistan's hopes for the discovery of large reserves of oil and gas off Karachi coast in the Arabian Sea faded as it Italy's ENI and US oil major Exxon Mobil are jointly drilling for gas offshore in Pakistan's Arabian Sea. Many other Western companies have left more than a decade ago because of Islamist militant violence. Offshore drilling at Kekra-1 near Karachi coast completed by INP, (Last Updated May 15, 2019) ISLAMABAD: A joint venture of four oil exploration companies has completed the offshore drilling process near Karachi coast on Indus G-Block (Kekra-1) after four months. Pakistan may become an oil exporting country in the future, a senior Pakistani official told Gulf News a few days after Prime Minister Imran Khan hinted that the country may find ‘massive’ oil reserves off the cost of Karachi. The expected massive oil reserves are located 230km EXPLORATION HISTORY OF PAKISTAN Petroleum Exploration in Pakistan began more than a century ago. The first well was drilled in 1866 at oil seepage Kundal in the Mianwali District of Punjab Province. The first well was drilled in 1866 at oil seepage Kundal in the Mianwali District of Punjab Province. Pakistan May Soon Hit Oil, Gas Jackpot In The Arabian Sea: Imran Khan . The offshore drilling for oil was in final stages and there could be a major find, he added.
Oil and Gas Development Company Limited commonly known as OGDCL is a Pakistani Crude oil price; Environmental risks; Exploration and drilling risks; Exchange rate Three exploration licenses namely Khiranwala, Thatta and Thatta east were surrendered and operatorship of offshore Indus-S was transferred to BP
ExxonMobil is close to discovering huge oil reserves in Pakistan near the border with Iran, and those reserves could even be larger than the oil reserves of Kuwait, the Pakistani Minister for Maritime Affairs and Foreign Affairs, Abdullah Hussain Haroon, said over the weekend.