據(jù)鉆機(jī)地帶網(wǎng)站6月7日消息稱，康菲石油公司在一份新聞稿中表示，該公司將開發(fā)其位于阿拉斯加的Nuna油田項(xiàng)目，預(yù)計(jì)該油田的最高產(chǎn)油量將達(dá)到每天2萬桶。

康菲公司表示，該公司將于今年開始在其Kuparuk River部分的3T鉆井現(xiàn)場進(jìn)行建設(shè)，并在2024年繼續(xù)進(jìn)行管道和平臺(tái)建設(shè)。鉆探預(yù)計(jì)將于2024年底開始，康菲石油公司預(yù)計(jì)將于2025年初開采出第一批石油。

康菲石油公司表示，它于2019年從Caelus手中收購了Nuna區(qū)塊，Caelus已經(jīng)為鉆井場地建造了礫石路和墊層。

該公司表示，Nuna項(xiàng)目將增加29口開發(fā)井，陸上基礎(chǔ)設(shè)施和管道，將連接到現(xiàn)有的Kuparak加工設(shè)施。

康菲阿拉斯加公司總裁eric Isaacson表示：“我們在Nuna發(fā)現(xiàn)的額外鉆井機(jī)會(huì)是一個(gè)積極的發(fā)展，應(yīng)該會(huì)增加Kuparuk的石油產(chǎn)量。”

他說：“對這個(gè)項(xiàng)目的投資之所以獲得批準(zhǔn)，是因?yàn)榘⒗辜臃€(wěn)定的財(cái)政制度顯然在促進(jìn)持續(xù)的新投資?！?/p>

根據(jù)新聞稿，康菲石油阿拉斯加公司計(jì)劃繼續(xù)每年投資約10億美元，以擴(kuò)大其“傳統(tǒng)業(yè)務(wù)，如Nuna項(xiàng)目”。

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原文如下：

ConocoPhillips Starts Nuna Oil Field Development in Alaska

ConocoPhillips is set to develop its Nuna field project in Alaska and expects a peak oil rate of 20,000 barrels per day from the site, the company said in a news release.

Construction will begin this year at ConocoPhillips’ 3T drill site at its Kuparuk River Unit and continue in 2024 with pipeline and on-pad construction, the company said. Drilling is forecast to begin in late 2024 and ConocoPhillips expects first oil by early 2025.

ConocoPhillips said it acquired the Nuna acreage in 2019 from Caelus, which had already constructed the gravel road and pad for the drill site.

The Nuna project will add 29 development wells, on-pad infrastructure, and pipelines that will connect to existing Kuparak processing facilities, the company said.

“The additional drilling opportunities we’ve identified at Nuna are a positive development that should increase oil production at Kuparuk,” said ConocoPhillips Alaska President Erec Isaacson said.

“Our investment in this project was approved due to Alaska’s stable fiscal regime which is clearly working to promote new and ongoing investment,” he said.

According to the news release, ConocoPhillips Alaska plans to continue an investment of about $1 billion a year to expand its “l(fā)egacy business with projects such as Nuna”.