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ओएनजीसी ने मुंबई उच्च उत्तर के चरण-III पुनर्विकास को लिया; एक और खोज को सूचित करता है

(I) The Board of ONGC approved the proposal for Redevelopment of its giant offshore field - Mumbai High (North) involving a capital investment of Rs 5,706.47 Crore including Foreign Exchange component of Rs 4,421.76 Crore (USD 743.15 Million at exchange rate of Rs. 59.50/USD).

The implementation of the project will lead to incremental gain of 6.997 million tonne (MMT) crude oil and 5.253 billion cubic metres (BCM) gas by 2030. This project is designed to carry forward the success of the previous two editions of redevelopment projects and give a new lease of life to the giant field which is so vital for the economy of the country.

The total CAPEX includes creation of surface facilities for Rs 2,586.42 Crore, new oil and gas wells for Rs 1,992.11 Crore and sidetracking of existing wells for Rs 1,127.94 Crore. The facilities envisaged under the project are Installation of 5 well platforms, one clamp-on facility for wells at an existing platform, associated pipelines and modifications at 13 platforms, drilling of 52 new wells and 24 sidetrack wells. The facility parts under the project are scheduled to be installed by April, 2016, while drilling of wells and the overall project completion is scheduled for May 2017.

The strategy of Mumbai High North Re-Development (MHNRD Phase-III) scheme includes opportunities for further development of LI, LII, S1 and other minor reservoirs along with the major LIII reservoir and integrating the required inputs.

(II) ONGC Board has also taken note of a New Pool discovery at Gandhar # 699 which has already been notified to DGH. This new pool discovery in GS-6B sand in the south western part of Gandhar field opens up the sector for further field growth.

Exploratory well Gandhar # 699 in Gandhar Ext-VI PML, Western Onshore Basin in Gujarat, was drilled to a depth of 2904 m. The interval 2580 – 2577m in Hazad Member of Ankleshwar formation of Middle Eocene age, on conventional testing, produced oil at a rate of 38 m3/day and gas at 20,069 scmd.

With this, ONGC has notified 5 new discoveries during the financial year 2014-15.