Shell starts Production in (9b) October 2018 - EAST MEDITERRANEAN GAS NEWS

Cairo August 3 2018
Suzan Nour

Rashid Petroleum Company (Rashpetco) to start production from the first two wells in phase two (9b) in the West Delta region deep waters of the Mediterranean Sea during the first half of October.

Adding eight production wells and two exploration wells will be completed in the third quarter of 2019 to reach overall production rates about 400 million cubic feet of gas and 3,000 barrels of condensate per day.

Gasser Hanter: Shell positioning itself as Egypt’s preferred future partner - ENERGY EGYPT / DAILY NEWS EGYPT

Gasser Hanter – VP Upstream, Country Chair & Managing Director Shell Egypt

September 19, 2017

The Apollonia project can boost Egypt’s unconventional oil/gas exploration and production.
In the wake of the ongoing economic reform programme adopted by the authorities and the plans to transform Egypt into a major energy hub, Daily News Egypt sat with Gasser Hanter, Vice President Upstream, Country Chair & Managing Director of Shell Egypt, which is responsible for around 20% of Egypt’s gas production and 10% of the country’s oil production to discuss the prospects of Egypt’s oil and gas sector, in addition to reviewing the company’s latest projects and updates in the Egyptian market.

Production from Shell’s Burullus gas fields rises to 526 mmcf/d in past year - ENERGY EGYPT

September 5, 2017

Production from Shell’s Burullus concession increased to 526 mmcf/d and over 6,000 bbl of condensates last year, Chairman of Shell JVs Rashpetco and Burullus Hisham Al Attar said, according to a statement from the Oil Ministry. Al Attar says that design and manufacturing works have been contracted on the West Delta Deep Marine Phase 9b project, but a contractor is yet to be picked. Rashpetco is set to drill two new exploration wells in 1Q2018, he adds, without specifying their location.

Chairman of Rashid Petroleum Company (Rashpetco) Hisham Al-Attar said that Burullus fields’ natural gas output rose to 526 million square feet per day and more than 6,000 barrels of condensates.