Daily production rate of new Ayzavat–11 prospecting well amounted to 1 million cu m of gas
On March 17, following completion of drilling works at Ayzavat–11 in Kultak-Kamashi investment block, EDC obtained an openhole industrial inflow of gas – 1 million m3 per day.
On March 18, the well will be connected to the main pipeline and begin supplying natural gas to local consumers. All works are in full compliance with relevant sanitary-epidemiological and environmental requirements.
Epsilon Press Office
07.03.2021
Industrial inflow of gas obtained from new Ayzavat–11 well
March 7, 2021: drilling into producing horizon at Ayzavat–11 well (Kultak-Kamashi investment block) was followed by a strong gas show. EDC obtained an industrial inflow of gas during open-hole testing.
Projected drilling depth – 3,100 m – will be reached within 10 days. The expected flow rate is around 1 million cu m of gas per day.
All works are in strict compliance with relevant sanitary-epidemiological requirements and environmental standards.
Epsilon Press Office
26.12.2020
Large-scale modernization of gas pipeline infrastructure is underway
EDC continues reconstructing and modernizing local gas transportation infrastructure. The repairs of 262nd–311th km section of “BGBA–TBA–A” pipeline string I were successfully completed in Jizzakh region. The company also finalized the repairs of “Kelif – Mubarek” pipeline section in Kashkadarya; hydro-testing is currently in progress.
Round-the-clock repair works continue at other sections of “Mubarek – Zirabulak” (BGBA–TBA), “DBST”, “Kelif – Mubarek” and “BGBA–TBA–A” main pipelines (60.2 km in total) spanning the territory of Jizzakh, Samarkand, Syrdarya, Kashkadarya and Navoiy regions.
Epsilon commenced reconstruction of gas pipeline of Khududgazta’minot JSC (8 km) in Sergeli district of Tashkent at the crossing of Tashkent ring and belt roads. EDC also continues construction of looping at the high-mountainous section of “Akhangaran – Pungan” pipeline to improve reliability of gas supply to the Fergana Valley.
Total, as of December 26:
• 10.1 km of pipeline route prepared in mountainous area;
• 43.6 km of pipes delivered;
• 22.4 km of trenches dug;
• 32.4 km of pipes welded into a string;
• 20 km laid.
The above efforts will enhance reliability of Uzbekistan’s gas transmission system and increase the throughput of modernized sections from 67 to 72 million m3 of gas per day. All works comply with relevant sanitary-epidemiological and environmental requirements.
Epsilon Press Office
04.12.2020
Improving reliability of pipelines for uninterrupted supply of natural gas
EDC continues modernizing and reconstructing main gas pipelines to improve stability of gas supply to local consumers, including those residing in the Ferghana valley. All-weather round-the-clock works include the following:
• Construction of “Akhangaran – Pungan” main pipeline looping (25 km) across the Kamchik pass and a branch line from the 338th km to “Yangiyer CS – Shirin GDS” (4.7 km);
• Repairs of “Mubarek – Zirabulak” (“BGBA-TBA”), “DBST”, “Kelif – Mubarek” and “BGBA-TBA-A” main pipeline sections (25.8 km).
Total, as of December 4:
• 9.2 km of pipeline route prepared in mountainous area;
• 34.2 km of pipes delivered;
• 12.8 km of trenches dug;
• 18.4 km of pipes welded into a string;
• 10.5 km laid.
All works comply with relevant sanitary-epidemiological and environmental requirements.
Epsilon Press Office
28.11.2020
Daily production rate of Darakhtli–3 well amounted to 70,000 cu m of gas and 7 t of oil
On November 28, following workover of a previously abandoned well No.3 at Darakhtli oil and gas condensate field, EDC obtained an industrial post-frac inflow of hydrocarbons – 70,000 m3 of gas and 7 t of oil per day.
On November 30, the well will be connected to the main pipeline to begin supplying the population with natural gas.
All works comply with sanitary-epidemiological and environmental requirements.
Epsilon Press Office
05.11.2020
Obtaining an industrial inflow of hydrocarbons from Darakhtli field
On November 5, EDC completed workover of previously abandoned Darakhtli–1 well (Kultak-Kamashi investment block). The resulting post-frac daily flow rate is 150,000-200,000 m3 of gas and 10 t of oil.
The confirmed C1 and C2 reserves of Darakhtli field exceed 2.5 bcm of gas, 127,000 t of condensate and 29,000 t of oil.
The well will be connected to the main pipeline by November 7 to begin supplying the population with natural gas.
All works fully comply with sanitary-epidemiological and environmental requirements.
Epsilon Press Office
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