Dakhni Expansion Project
The Dakhni gas processing facility was commissioned in 1989 with a design capacity of 30 MMcf per day of sour feed gas. Over its years in production, the composition of H2S contents in the raw gas has increased, resulting in limited production capabilities, currently 18 to 20 MMcf per day of sour gas. The objectives of this project, which is being conducted over two phases, is to enhance production at this facility and recover maximum liquids in line with the engineering consultant’s recommendation, as well as to increase capacity to 40 MMcf per day. In order to reach this objective, existing facilities will be modified and new units will be installed, including a sulphur recovery unit. Upon completion, it is anticipated that incremental production will be 12 MMcf per day of gas, 720 bbls per day of condensate, 80 mt per day of sulphur and 12 mt per day of LPG
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Qadirpur Additional Gas Capacity Enhancement Project
After carrying out in-house comprehensive reservoir study of Qadirpur gas filed, it is envisaged that the Company is in a position to commit 100 MMSCFD additional gas in addition to its commitment i.e. 450 MMSCFD annual average, with the buyer M/s SNGPL. The Company’s professionals, after going through the existing membrane processing system have come up with the proposal of utilizing the 75 MMSCFD Permeate gas (by- product of membrane process) as a fuel gas for the Power Generation and to avoid flaring of Hydrocarbons.
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