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Annual Report
on
Gas Production and Consumption
FY 2013-14
HYDROCARBON UNIT
Energy and Mineral Resources Division
Ministry of Power, Energy and Mineral Resources
August, 2015
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Table of Content
Page No
1.0 Background
4 2.0 Summary of Gas Production
5 3.0 Gas Production 6
3.1 National Gas Producing Companies
6 3.1.1 Bangladesh Petroleum Exploration and Production Co. Ltd. (BAPEX)
7 3.1.2 Fenchuganj Gas Field
7 3.1.3 Salda Nadi Gas Field 7
3.1.4 Shahbazpur Gas Field 8 3.1.5 Semutang Gas Fields 8 3.1.6 Sundalpur Gas Field 8 3.1.7 Srikail Gas Field 8 3.2 Bangladesh gas Fields Co. Ltd (BGFCL)
8 3.2.1 Titas Gas Field 9
3.2.2 Habiganj Gas Field 9 3.2.3 Bakhrabad Gas Field 9 3.2.4 Narshingdi Gas Field 9 3.2.5 Meghna Gas Field 9
3.3
Sylhet Gas Fields Co. Ltd. 9
3.3.1 Kailas Tila Gas Field 10 3.3.2 Rashidpur Gas Field 10 3.3.3 Beani Bazar Gas Field 10 3.3.4 Sylhet Gas Field 10 4.0 International Oil and Gas Companies
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4.1 Chevron Bangladesh Ltd
11 4.1.1 Bibiyana Gas Field 11
Jalalabad Gas Field 11 Moulavi Bazar Gas Field 11 4.2 Tullow Oil 11 4.2.1 Bangura Gas Field 11 4.3 Santos
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4.3.1 Sangu Gas Field
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5.0 Gas Supply and Consumption
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List of Figures
Figure No Figure Name
Page No
1 Major Four Gas Field Producer in Bscf( Pie graph) 12 2 Major Four Gas Field Producer in MMcfd 13 3 Company Wise Gas Producer in Bscf (Pie graph) 14 4 Company Wise Gas Producer in MMcfd 14 5 Field Wise Gas Production in Bscf (Pie graph) 16 6 Field Wise Gas Production in MMcfd 16 7 Field Wise Condensate Recovery in bbl (Pie graph) 18 8 Field wise Condensate Recovery in bbl/day, 18 9 Annual Recovery of Liquid in 1000 liter (Pie graph) 19
10 Annual Recovery of Liquid in 1000 Liter, 20 11 Comparison of Annual Gas production by National Companies (Pie graph) 21 12 Gas production by National Companies in MMcfd, 21 13 Field wise Annual Gas production of National Companies (Pie graph) 23 14 Field wise Gas production of National Companies in MMcfd, 23 15 Well wise Gas production of National Companies in MMcfd 24 16 Field wise Gas Production in BAPEX (Pie graph) 25 17 Field wise Gas Production in BAPEX in MMcfd, , 25 18 Field wise Gas Production in BGFCL(Pie graph) 26 19 Field wise Gas Production in BGFCL in MMcfd 27 20 Field wise Gas Production in SGFCL (Pie graph) 27 21 Field wise Gas Production in SGFCL in MMcfd 28 22 Comparison of Annual Gas Production by International Companies (Pie graph) 28 23 Gas Production of International Companies in MMcfd 29 24 Field wise Gas Production of IOCs (Pie Graph) 29 25 Field wise Gas Production of IOCs in MMcfd. 30 26 Well wise Gas Production by IOCs in MMcfd 30
27 Field wise Gas Production in MMcfd, IOC Operated Gad Fields. 31 28 Field Wise Gas Production in Chevron operated Gas Field (Pie graph) 32 29 Field Wise Gas Production in Chevron operated Gas Field in MMcfd 32 30 Field Wise Gas Production in Chevron Operated Gas field in MMcfd 33 31 Sector wise Gas Consumption (Pie graph) 34 32 Sector wise Gas Consumption in MMcfd 34
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1.0 Background:
First exploration in Bangladesh is recorded at the beginning of 1908. It was BOC (Burmah Oil Col
Co). BOC conducted surface geological mapping in Chittagong area. During 1910 to 1914
exploratory wells were drilled in Sitakund and presence gas was recorded. These wells were drilled
by BOC and IPPC (Indian Petroleum Prospecting Company). Due to First World War exploration
activities ceased. After the 1st World exploration activities resumed and during 1923-33 two wells
were drilled by BOC in Patharia structure in Baralekha. Bazar. Both the wells had oil and gas
shows. After the Second World War due to political reason exploration activity remained
suspended. However after end of World War II, due to political reason exploration activity
remained suspended.
After Independence of India and Pakistan in 1947, exploration activities resumed in 1951.
Pakistan Petroleum Limited (PPL), a subsidiary of Burmah Oil Company (BOC), started exploration
in greater Sylhet area. This resulted in first discovery of gas in Sylhet (1951-55). Four years later
in 1959 gas was discovered in Chattack. Pakistan Petroleum Limited (PPL) was the operator for of
these two gas fields. Pakiatan Shell Oil Company (PSOC), a subsidiary of Shell Oil started
exploration and discovered gas in Rashidpur (1960), Titas (1962), Kailas Tila (1962) and Habiganj
(1963).
Gas Production in this part of the world started in 1960-61 fiscal year when Sylhet and Chattack,
both the gas fields were open for production. Production from Titas and Habiganj gas fields started
in 1968. State participation in petroleum exploration started in 1960 when Oil & Gas Development
Corporation was created with technical assistance from former Soviet Union. Semutang Gas Field
was discovered in 1970-71.
After independence of Bangladesh, technical assistance from former USSR (former) reestablished
and exploration activity picked up momentum. Begumganj, Feni, Kamta gas fields were discovered
during this period. Offshore area of the country was awarded to international companies. During
last decades new gas discoveries were made by both national and international companies.
Updated estimate placed GIIP at 35.75 Tscf and reserve at 28.43 Tscf (Updated Report on Gas
Reserve Estimation 2010, Gustavson Associates LLC, USA).
After independence offshore area was considered for exploration. Six East Pakistan companies
were selected and these companies drilled several wells resulting in a small gas discovery. During
second phase of offshore exploration resulted in discovery of a small gas pool. It was developed
within a short time. However after operating for several years’ production decline was observed.
Due to low production rate, recently this field was shut down by the operator. Petrobangla is
preparing for another off shore exploration bid round.
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2.0 Summary:
Annual gas production report is based on gas and condensate production data received from gas
production companies. Information on gas sales and purchase by the producers and distributers is
collected from MIS report of Petrobangla. In 2013-14 fiscal year total production of gas logged
820.50 Bscf and daily average production was 2279.16 MMcfd is shown as Table No 2 Figure No
3,4 and Table No 3 Figure No 5,6. During the year well wise maximum daily gas production was
837 MMcfd and Well wise minimum gas production was 2 MMcfd. During the two Eid holidays gas
consumption is significantly reduced. During the year some of the wells were shut down. At the
same time a number of new wells were open for production. Rate of increase in production over
the year was quite low. In 2012-13 fiscal year total gas production was 811 Bscf and daily average
production 2222 MMcfd.
In 2013-14 increase of annual gas production was 9.50 Bscf and daily gas production in 2013-14
logged 2279.16 MMcfd. Total producing gas field was 20. Gas production is largely depended on
Bibiyana, Titas, Jalalabad and Habiganj gas fields. This four gas fields provided 77.16 percent
(1758.62 MMcfd) of total production is shown as Table No 1 and Figure No 1 and 2.
During the year 92 wells in 20 gas fields were flowing. However during the year a number of wells
were shut down. On the other hand new wells were added to the production stream. At the end of
the year 92 wells were flowing. During this year National Companies produced 400.80 Bscf gas
from 61 wells which equals to 1113.34 MMcfd. Minimum gas production was recorded from
Shahbazpur gas field (2 MMcfd). Srikail gas field was open for production in the middle of March,
2013. During the year average daily production from Srikail gas field was 42.77 MMcfd.
Chevron, Tullow Oil and Santos, these three international companies remained active during the
period. IOCs production logged 439.60 Bscf which equals to 1221.11 MMcfd. At the beginning of
the year IOCs production was below 1300 MMcfd and this gradually increased with in time and
Sangu gas field is struggling and may shut down shortly. Howe this will bale little effect in gas
production.
Report on annual gas production of this year 2013-14 is prepared using daily gas and condensate
production data. Information on gas and condensate production was received from the gas
production companies. Information on gas purchase and sales is collected from MIS report (June
2014) of Petrobangla.
In the current year four gas fields, Bibyana, Titas, Jalalabad and Habioganj gas fields produced
633.10 Bscf gas and averagegas production was 1758.62 MMcfd. Remaining 187.40 Bscf gas is
produced by 16 gas fields which equals to 520.54 MMcfd
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3.0 Gas Production :
3.1 National Gas Producing Companies
Three national and three international companies remain active in production of gas Well wise
average daily gas production was 2279.16 MMcfd (820.50 Bscf). During this year increase in gas
production was 9.50 Bscf (26.39 MMcfd). Cumulative production on 31 June 2014 logged 12.16
Tscf. Figure No 7 shows field wise condensate extraction in bbl/year. Field wise condensate
recovery in bbl per day is shown as figure 8. Annual recovery of liquid (Condensate, Kerosene,
Octane, NGL, MS and HSD) is shown as Table No 5 Figure No 9 & Figure No 10. Well wise
minimum gas production was recorded at 2 MMcfd from Shahbazpur well 1. Maximum well wise
production was recorded from Bibiyana well 1 at 110 MMcfd.
Out of total production national companies share was 1113.34 MMcfd. Total production of national
companies during this year was 400.80 Bscf is shown as Table No 6 and Figure No 11 & 12. In the
past year total production by national companies was 1013.88 MMcfd. 54 wells was open for
production during the year.
During the year IOCs gas production logged 1221.11 MMcfd (439.60 Bscf). IOCs produced this
volume of gas using 31 wells is shown as Table No 11 Figure No 22,23 and Table No 12 Figure No
24,25,26 & 27. During this year maximum gas production was recorded from Bibiyana Gas field.
Table (Below) compares company wise gas production for 2013-14.
MMcfd SGFL BGFCL BAPEX Chevron Tullow Sangu Total
2013-14 143.61 799.44 115.0 1113.33 106.94 0.834 2279.16
During the year maximum condensate recovery was 3290.71 bbl/day from Bibiyana gas field.
Kailas Tila gas field occupied second position and daily condensate recovery was 743.04 bbl/day.
Condensate recovery from Titas gas field was 395.07 bbl/day. In addition to condensate, NGL,
Octane, Octane, Kerosene, HSD, and MS is recovered. Figure No 9 & 10 shows condensate
recovery arranged according to volume. Table below shows
Table below shows volume of liquid products in 1000 liter from well stream.
FY MS HSD NGL Condensate SKO Octane
2013-14 96884.95
76648.32
27695.00
401857.13
30161.82
7232.10
Figure No 9 & 10 shows annual recovery of condensate, kerosene, octane, MS, HSD and NGL.
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In 2013-14 fiscal year Bangladesh Petroleum Exploration and Production company (BAPEX) and
two gas producing companies ( BGFCL and SGFL) operating 15 gas fields in the country. During
the year total production of national companies logged 380.90 Bscf, which equals to 1058.05
MMcfd. National companies produced through 61 wells i,e average well wise production was 17.35
MMcfd. Well wise maximum production was 22 MMcfd (Titas) and minimum production was 2.0
MMcfd. National companies produced is shown as Table No 6 Figure No 11 & 12 Table No 7 Figure
No 13,14 & 15 and BAPEX field wise gas produced is shown as Table No 8 Figure No 16 & 17
BGFCL field wise gas produced is shown as Table No 9 Figure No 18 & 19 and SGFCL field wise
gas produced is shown as Table No 10 Figure No 20 & 21 .
The national companies produced 380.90 Bscf gas. Average daily production was 1058.05 MMcfd.
Production was obtained through 61 wells. Maximum well wise production was recorded from well
7 and well 10. Average gas flow rate was 41 MMcfd. 41 MMcfd from Habiganj well # 7 and 10.
3.1.1 Bangladesh Petroleum Exploration and Production Company Ltd. (BAPEX):
BAPEX is the Exploration and Production Company of Petrobangla. During the year this company
operated six gas fields i.e. Shahbazpur, Salda, Fenchuganj, Semutang, Sundalpur and Srikail gas
fields. Sundalpur and Srikail are two discoveries by BAPEX. Geologically Bangura and Srikail could
be a single anticline. Some study may be considered. Figure No 16 shows annual gas production in
pie graph. During the year the company produced 41.40 Bscf gas and daily average gas production
rate of 115 MMcfd.
3.1.2 Fenchuganj Gas Field:
Fenchuganj Gas Field is the main gas producer of the company. During the year this field produced
14.10 Bscf gas and daily average gas production rate of 39.16 MMcfd. In addition to gas, from this
field during the year 14478.54 liter condensate was recovered
3.1.3 Salda Nadi Gas Field:
During this year two wells were producing. During the year this field produced 5.60 Bscf gas and
daily average gas production rate of 15.56 MMcfd. In addition to gas, from this field during the
year 2168.76 liter condensate was recovered. Salda gas field is a small gas field. This gas field is
producing for quite some time. During 2012-13 fiscal year this gas field showed indication of
pressure decline. During this year this field produced at an average rate of 13.33 MMcfd.
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3.1.4 Shahbazpur Gas Field:
Shahbazpur gas field in located in Shahbazpur i.e. Bhola island. Because of this gas supply is
limited within the island. During the year this field produced 0.80 Bscf gas and daily average gas
production rate of 2.22 MMcfd.
3.1.5 Semutang Gas Field:
This gas field was discovered in 1970-71 Oil & Gas Development Corporation. After independence
the area, including the discovered gas pool was awarded Shell Oil. Shell drilled another well. Shell
left the country as the reward was not attractive for them. This field was awarded to BAPEX. This
well was completed as a gas producer in December 2011. During the year this field produced 2.70
Bscf gas and daily average gas production rate of 7.50 MMcfd. In addition to gas, from this field
during the year 1885.23 litre condensate was also recovered.
3.1.6 Sundalpur Gas Field:
This gas field was discovered by BAPEX in 2011-12. In the same year this gas field was brought
into production in March 2011-12. During the year this field produced 2.80 Bscf gas and daily
average gas production rate of 7.78 MMcfd. In addition to gas, from this field during the year
103.35 litre condensate was also recovered.
3.1.7 Srikail Gas Field:
Srikail gas field was discovery of BAPEX. This field was brought into production in on 14 May,
2002. During the year this field produced 15.40 Bscf gas and daily average gas production rate of
42.77 MMcfd. In addition to gas, from this field during the year 24.66 thousand liter condensate
was also recovered. It may be mentioned here that geologically Srikail is part of Bangura
structure. Tulllow is producing from this structure. A joint study on Srikail and Bangura can be
initiated for better understanding of the structure.
3.2.1 Bangladesh Gas Fields Company Ltd:
This is the second largest gas producer of the country. The company operates Titas, Habiganj,
Bakhrabad, Narshingdi and Meghna gas fields. During the year this company produced 287.80 Bscf
gas and daily average gas production rate of 799.44 MMcfd. In term of gas reserve, Titas is the
largest gas field of the country. During the year 283.71 thousand liter condensate, 13343.39
thousand liter MS and 38097.52 thousand liter HSD was recovered. Figure No 18 shows field-wise
gas production in 2013-14 and Figure No 19 shows field wise gas production in MMcfd.
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3.2.2 Titas Gas Field:
Titas gas field is the largest gas field of the country and second largest gas producer. During the
year this field produced 178.10 Bscf gas and daily average gas production rate 494.72 MMcfd. Well
wise maximum production was 39 MMcfd and minimum production was recorded at 0.23 MMcfd
(well 20). In addition to gas, from this field during the year 226.14 thousand liter condensate,
6510.45 thousand liter MS and 25026.59 thousand liter HSD was recovered.
3.2.3 Habiganj Gas Field:
Habiganj Gas Field is the third largest gas field of the country. During the year Habiganj field
produced 81.50 Bscf gas and daily average gas production rate of 226.39 MMcfd. During the year
production from well 1 and 2 was suspended due to water encroachment. It may be mentioned
here that Habiganj reservoir is a strong water drive one. In such case recovery will be less than
that of an expansion drive reservoir. In addition to gas, from this field during the year 6.42
thousand liter condensate was recovered.
3.2.4 Bakhrabad Gas Field:
During the year this field produced 14.20 Bscf gas and daily average gas production rate of 39.45
MMcfd. In addition to gas, from this field during the year 6832.94 thousand liter MS, 13070.93
thousand liter HSD and 8.46 thousand liter condensate was recovered.
3.2.5 Narshingdi:
During the year this field produced 10.50 Bscf gas and daily average gas production rate of 29.17
MMcfd. In addition to gas, from this field during the year 32.47 thousand liter condensate was
recovered.
3.2.6 Meghna Gas Field:
During the year this field produced 3.50 Bscf gas and daily average gas production rate 9.72
MMcfd. Gas production rate was quite stable. In addition to gas, from this field during the year
10.22 thousand liter condensate was recovered.
3.3 Sylhet Gas Fields Ltd:
This company operates four gas fields. During the year 51.70 Bscf gas was produced by SGFL.
Average daily gas production rate of 143.61 MMcfd. During the year 83541.56 thousand liter MS,
38550.80 thousand liter HSD, 27695 thousand liter NGL, 589.32 thousand liter condensate,
30161.82 thousand liter kerosene and 7232.10 thousand liter octane. Brief description of the gas
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fields are provided below. It may be mention here that gas production stated in this part of the
world from Sylhet gas field.
3.3.1 Kailas Tila gas field:
This is the main producer of SGFL. During the year this field produced 27.70 Bscf gas and average
gas production rate of 76.94 MMcfd. During the year six wells were producing. In addition to gas,
liquid product is also recovered. This gas field is quite wet and maximum recovery of liquid was
achieved from this gas field. In addition to gas, from this field during the year 425.31 thousand
liter condensate, 9799.93 thousand liter MS and 7757.18 thousand liter HSD was recovered.
3.3.2 Rashidpur Gas Field:
During the year this field produced 16.90 Bscf gas and average gas production rate of 46.94
MMcfd. In addition to gas, from this field during the year 31.89 thousand liter condensate was
recovered.
3.3.3 Beani Bazar Gas Field:
During the year this field produced 3.60 Bscf gas and average gas production rate of 10.00 MMcfd.
In addition to gas, from this field during the year 93.12 thousand liter condensate was recovered.
3.3.4 Sylhet Gas Field:
This is the oldest producing gas field of the country. Sylhet structure is known for first oil discovery
of the country. During the year this field produced 3.50 Bscf gas and average gas production rate
of 9.73 MMcfd. In addition to gas, from this field during the year 39.00 thousand liter condensate,
2715.90 thousand liter MS, 792.79 thousand liter kerosene was also recovered.
4.0 International Companies:
Chevron, Tullow and Santos are three international oil and gas companies (IOCs) operating in the
country. During the year these three companies produced 439.60 Bscf gas. Average daily gas
production rate of 1221.10 MMcfd. In average per well gas production of IOCs wells is much higher
than that of the national companies. IOCs produce 1221.10 MMcfd using 31 wells. Average per
well production of IOCs well is 39.39 MMcfd. Maximum production was 106 MMcfd from Bibiyana
well 10. During the year 4485 thousand condensate was recovered by the IOCs. Average daily
recovery of condensate was 12.3 thousand liter per day.
4.1 Chevron:
This company is the largest producer of gas of the country. Chevron operates three gas fields i.e.
Bibiyana, Jalalabad and Moulavi Bazar. It may be mentioned that Bibiyana is the second largest
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gas field of the country and it is also the largest gas producer of the country. During the year
Chevron produced 400.80 Bscf gas and average daily production was 1113.33 MMcfd. In addition
to gas, this company producer 2904.12 thousand liter condensate.
4.1.1 Bibiyana Gas field : During the year Bibiyana Gas field Produced 285.40 Bscf gas and
average daily gas production rate of 792.78 MMcfd. In addition to gas, from this field during the
year 1883.60 thousand liter condensate was also recovered.
4.1.2 Jalalabad Gas field: Jalalabad is the second gas field operated by Chevron. During the
year Jalalabad gas field produced 88.10 and average daily gas production rate of 244.72 MMcfd.
In addition to gas, from this field during the year 1014.68 thousand liter condensate was also
recovered.
4.1.3 Moulavi Bazar gas field: During the year Moulavi Bazar gas field produced 27.30 and
average daily gas production rate of 75.84 MMcfd. In addition to gas, from this field during the
year 5.84 thousand liter condensate was also recovered.
4.2 Tullow
4.2.1 Bangura gas field: Tullow Oil operates Bangura gas field. During the year Bangura gas
field produced 38.50 and average daily gas production rate of 106.94 MMcfd. In addition to gas,
from this field during the year 168.68 thousand liter condensate was also recovered.
4.3 Santos
4.3.1 Sangu gas field: Sangu is the lone offshore gas field operated by Santos from Australia.
During the year Sangu gas field produced 0.30 and average daily gas production rate of 0.83
MMcfd. Sangu gas field is struggling and may shut down to October 2013.
5.0 Gas Supply and Production: During the year gas production logged 820.50 Bscf and
average daily gasproduction was 2279.16 MMcfd. Sector wise gas consumption during the year
798.05 Bscf and average daily gas supply rate of 2216.83 MMcfd is shown as Table No 14 Figure
No 31 & 32
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Major Four Gas field Producer in FY 2013-2014
Table:1
SI No. Name of Gas field Bscf MMcfd
1. Habiganj Gas field 81.50 226.39
2. Titas Gas field 178.10 494.73
3. Bibiyana Gas field 285.40 792.78
4. Jalalabad Gas field 88.10 244.72
Total 633.10 1758.62
226.39, 13%
494.73, 28%
792.78, 45%
244.72, 14%
Figure No-1: Major Four Gas Field Producer
Habiganj Gas field
Titas Gas field
Bibiyana Gas field
Jalalabad Gas field
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Company wise Gas Producer in FY 2013-2014
Table:2
SI No. Name of Company Bscf MMcfd
1. BAPEX 41.40 115.00
2. BGFCL 287.80 799.44
3. Chevron 400.80 1113.33
4. SGFL 51.70 143.61
5. Tullow 38.50 106.94
6. Sangu 0.30 0.834
Total 820.50 2279.16
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
Habiganj Gas field Titas Gas field Bibiyana Gas field Jalalabad Gas field
Figure No: 2 Major Four Gas Field Producer in MMcfd
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115, 5%
799.44, 35%
1113.33, 49%
143.61, 6% 106.94, 5%0.834, 0%
Figure No: 3 Company Wise Gas Producer
BAPEX
BGFCL
Chevron
SGFL
Tullow
Sangu
0
200
400
600
800
1000
1200
BAPEX BGFCL Chevron SGFL Tullow Sangu
Figure No: 4 Company Wise Gas Producer in MMcfd
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Field wise Gas Production in FY 2013-2014:
Table:3
SI No. Name of Gas field Bscf MMcfd
1. Shahbazpur 0.80
2.22
2. Semutang 2.70
7.50
3. Fenchuganj 14.10
39.16
4. salda Nadi 5.60
15.56
5. Srikail 15.40
42.77
6. Sundalpur 2.80
7.78
7. Meghna 3.50
9.72
8. Narshingdi 10.50
29.17
9. Habiganj Gas field 81.50 226.39
10. Bakhrabad 14.20
39.45
11. Titas Gas field 178.10
494.72
12. Bibiyana Gas field 285.4
792.78
13. Moulavi Bazar 27.30
75.84
14. Jalalabad Gas field 88.10 244.72
15. Kailas Tila 27.70
76.94
16. Sylhet 3.50
9.73
17. Rashidpur 16.90
46.94
18 Beani Bazar 3.60
10.00
19. Bangura 38.50
106.94
20. Sangu 0.30
0.83
Total 820.50 2279.16
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2.22, 0%
7.5, 0%39.16, 2%
15.56, 1%
42.77, 2%7.78, 0%
9.72, 0%
29.17, 1%226.39, 10%
39.45, 2%
494.72, 22%
792.78, 35%
75.84, 3% 244.72, 11%
76.94, 3%
9.73, 0%
46.94, 2%
10, 0%
106.94, 5%
0.83, 0%
Figure No: 5 Field Wise Gas Production
Shahbazpur
Semutang
Fenchuganj
salda Nadi
Srikail
Sundalpur
Meghna
Narshingdi
Habiganj Gas field
Bakhrabad
Titas Gas field
Bibiyana Gas field
Moulavi Bazar
Jalalabad Gas field
Kailas Tila
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
Figure No: 6 Field Wise Gas Production in MMcfd
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Fieldwise Condensate Recovery in FY 2013-2014
Table No: 4
SI No. Name of Gas field bbl/year bbl/month bbl/day
1. Shahbazpur 0 0.00 0.00
2. Semutang 997 83.08 2.77
3. Fenchuganj 9106 758.83 25.29 4. salda Nadi
1364 113.67 3.79 5. Srikail
15512 1292.67 43.09 6. Sundalpur
65 5.42 0.18 7. Meghna
6426 535.50 17.85 8. Narshingdi 20419 1701.58 56.72 9. Habiganj Gas field
4038 336.50 11.22 10. Bakhrabad
5320 443.33 14.78 11. Titas Gas field
142224 11852.00 395.07 12. Bibiyana Gas field
1184656 98721.33 3290.71 13. Moulavi Bazar 3676 306.33 10.21 14. Jalalabad Gas field
638163 53180.25 1772.68 15. Kailas Tila
267493 22291.08 743.04 16. Sylhet
24533 2044.42 68.15 17. Rashidpur
20057 1671.42 55.71 18 Beani Bazar
58502 4875.17 162.51 19. Bangura 106091 8840.92 294.70 20. Sangu
0 0.00 0.00 Total 2508642
209053.50
6968.45
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0, 0%
2.77, 0%
25.29, 0%3.79, 0% 43.09, 1%
0.18, 0%
17.85, 0%
56.72, 1%11.22, 0% 14.78, 0%
395.07, 6%
3290.71, 47%
10.21, 0%
1772.68, 25%
743.04, 11%
68.15, 1% 55.71, 1%
162.51, 2%
294.7, 4%
0, 0%
Figure No: 7 Field Wise Condensate Recovery
Shahbazpur
Semutang
Fenchuganj
salda Nadi
Srikail
Sundalpur
Meghna
Narshingdi
Habiganj Gas field
Bakhrabad
Titas Gas field
Bibiyana Gas field
Moulavi Bazar
Jalalabad Gas field
Kailas Tila
0
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
3000
3500
Figure No: 8 Field wise Condensate Recovery in bbl/day
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Annual Recovery of Liquid in 1000 Liter FY 2013-2014
Table No: 5
SI No. Name of Product Liter
1. MS 96884.95
2. HSD 76648.32
3. SKO 30161.82
4. NGL 27695.00 5.
Octane 7232.10 6.
Condensate 401857.13 Total 640479.32
96884.95, 15%
76648.32, 12%
30161.82, 5%
27695, 4%
7232.1, 1%
401857.13, 63%
Figure No: 9 Annual Recovery of Liquid in 1000 liter
MS
HSD
SKO
NGL
Octane
Condensate
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Comparison of Annual Gas Production by National Companies in FY 2013-
2014
Table No: 6
SI No. Name of National Company Bscf MMcfd
1. BAPEX 41.40 115.00
2. BGFCL 287.80 799.44
4. SGFL 51.70 143.61
Total 400.80 1113.34
0
50000
100000
150000
200000
250000
300000
350000
400000
450000
MS HSD SKO NGL Octane Condensate
Figure No: 10 Annual Recovery of Liquid in 1000 liter
Series1
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115, 11%
799.44, 75%
143.61, 14%
Figure No: 11 Comparison of Annual Gas production by
National Companies
BAPEX
BGFCL
SGFL
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
BAPEX BGFCL SGFL
Figure No: 12 Gas production by National Companies in
MMcfd
Series1
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Field wise Annual Gas Production of Gas Fields Under National Companies,
FY 2013-14
Table No: 7
SI No. Name of Gas field Bscf MMcfd
1. Shahbazpur 0.80 2.22
2. Semutang 2.70
7.50
3. Fenchuganj 14.10
39.16
4. salda Nadi 5.60
15.56
5. Srikail 15.40
42.77
6. Sundalpur 2.80 7.78
7. Meghna 3.50
9.72
8. Narshingdi 10.50 29.17
9. Habiganj Gas field 81.50
226.39
10. Bakhrabad 14.20
39.45
11. Titas Gas field 178.10 494.72
12. Kailas Tila 27.70
76.94
13. Sylhet 3.50
9.73
14. Rashidpur 16.90
46.94
15. Beani Bazar 3.60
10.00
Total 380.90 1058.05
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2.22, 0%7.5, 1%
39.16, 4%
15.56, 1%
42.77, 4%
7.78, 1%
9.72, 1%
29.17, 3%
226.39, 21%
39.45, 4%
494.72, 47%
76.94, 7%
9.73, 1%
46.94, 4%
10, 1%
Figure No: 13 Field wise Annual Gas production of National Companies
Shahbazpur
Semutang
Fenchuganj
salda Nadi
Srikail
Sundalpur
Meghna
Narshingdi
Habiganj Gas field
Bakhrabad
Titas Gas field
Kailas Tila
Sylhet
Rashidpur
Beani Bazar
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
Figure No: 14 Field wise Gas production of National
Companies in MMcfd
Series1
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Field Wise Gas Production in BAPEX in FY 2013-14
Table No: 8
SI No. Name of Gas field Bscf MMcfd
1. Shahbazpur 0.80
2.22
2. Semutang 2.70 7.50
3. Fenchuganj 14.10 39.16
4. salda Nadi 5.60 15.56
5. Srikail 15.40 42.77
6. Sundalpur 2.80
7.78
Total 41.40 114.99
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1100
Figure No: 15 Well wise Gas production of National Companies in MMcfd
Srikail
Sundalpur
Semutang
Fenchuganj 4
Fenchuganj 3
Salda, Lr
Shahbazpur
KTL6. U IGS
KTL 5, NGS
KTL 4 MGS
KTL3,Ugs
KTL2, UGS
KTL 1, MG S
Surma 1A
Sylhet 7
Beani Bazar 2
Beani Bbazar 1
RP 7, Lr
RP 3, Lr Sst
RP 2, Lr SSt
RP 1, Up sst
Bakhrabad 1
Habjganj 11
10
7
6
5
4
3
2
Habiganj 1
17
Titas 16
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
2
Titas 1
Meghna 1
Narshingdi 2
Narshingdi 1
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2.22, 2%7.5, 6%
39.16, 34%
15.56, 14%
42.77, 37%
7.78, 7%
Figure No: 16 Field wise Gas Production in BAPEX
Shahbazpur
Semutang
Fenchuganj
salda Nadi
Srikail
Sundalpur
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
Shahbazpur Semutang Fenchuganj salda Nadi Srikail Sundalpur
Figure No: 17 Field wise Gas Production in BAPEX in
MMcfd
Series1
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Fieldwise Gas Production in BGFCL in FY 2013-14
Table No: 9
SI No. Name of Gas field Bscf MMcfd
1. Meghna 3.50
9.72
2. Narshingdi 10.50 29.17
3. Habiganj Gas field 81.50
226.39
4. Bakhrabad 14.20
39.45
5. Titas Gas field 178.10
494.72
Total 287.8 799.45
9.72, 1% 29.17, 4%
226.39, 28%
39.45, 5%
494.72, 62%
Figur No: 18 Field wise Gas Production in BGFCL
Meghna
Narshingdi
Habiganj Gas field
Bakhrabad
Titas Gas field
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Field Wise Gas Production in SGFL FY 2012-13.
Table No: 10
SI No. Name of Gas field Bscf MMcfd
1. Kailas Tila 27.70 76.94
2. Sylhet 3.50
9.73
3. Rashidpur 16.90
46.94
4. Beani Bazar 3.60
10.00
Total 51.70 143.61
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
Meghna Narshingdi Habiganj Gas field
Bakhrabad Titas Gas field
Figur No: 19 Field wise Gas Production in BGFCL in MMcfd
Series1
76.94, 53%
9.73, 7%
46.94, 33%
10, 7%
Figure No: 20 Field wise Gas Production in SGFCL
Kailas Tila
Sylhet
Rashidpur
Beani Bazar
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Comparison of Annual Gas Production by International Companies in FY
2013-2014
Table No: 11
SI No. Name of Company Bscf MMcfd
1. Chevron 400.80 1113.33
2. Tullow 38.50 106.94
3. Sangu 0.30 0.834
Total 439.60 1221.104
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
Kailas Tila Sylhet Rashidpur Beani Bazar
Figure No: 21 Field wise Gas Production in SGFCL in MMcfd
Series1
1113.33, 91%
106.94, 9% 0.834, 0%
Figure No: 22 Comparison of Annual Gas Production by
International Companies
Chevron
Tullow
Sangu
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Fieldwise Gs Productionby IOCs in FY 2013-14
Table No: 12
SI No. Name of Gas field Bscf MMcfd
1. Bibiyana Gas field 285.4
792.78
2. Moulavi Bazar 27.30 75.84
3. Jalalabad Gas field 88.10 244.72
4. Bangura 38.50
106.94
5. Sangu 0.30
0.83
Total 439.60 1221.11
0
200
400
600
800
1000
1200
Chevron Tullow Sangu
Figure No: 23 Gas Production of International Companies in MMcfd
Series1
792.78, 65%
75.84, 6%
244.72, 20%
106.94, 9%0.83, 0%
Figure No: 24 Field wise Gas Production of IOCs
Bibiyana Gas field
Moulavi Bazar
Jalalabad Gas field
Bangura
Sangu
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0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
Bibiyana Gas field Moulavi Bazar Jalalabad Gas field
Bangura Sangu
Figure No: 25 Field wise Gas Production of IOCs in MMcfd
Series1
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1100
1200
1300
1400
1 J
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12 10
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Feb
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'13…
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'13…
Mar
'1…
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'1…
Mar
'1…
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'1…
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Bangura 5D
3D
2 E
2D
Bangura 1 D
Jalalabad 4
3.00
2-Jan-00
Jalalabad 1
9
7
6
4
3
M. Bazar 2
Bibiyana 12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
Bibiyana 1
Sangu 11
Sangu 3z
Sangu 1
Figure 26: Well wise Gas Production by IOCs in MMcfd
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Fieldwise Gas Production in Chevron Operated Gad Fields in FY 2013-2014
Table : 13
SI No. Name of Gas field Bscf MMcfd
1. Bibiyana Gas field 285.4 792.78
2. Moulavi Bazar 27.30
75.84
3. Jalalabad Gas field 88.10 244.72
Total 400.80 1113.34
0
200
400
600
800
1000
1200
1400
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
11
01
11
11
21
13
11
41
15
11
61
17
11
81
19
12
01
21
12
21
23
12
41
25
12
61
27
12
81
29
13
01
31
13
21
33
13
41
35
1
Bangura
M. Bazar
Bibiyana
Jalalabad
Sangu
Figure 27: Fieldwise Gas Production in MMcfd, IOC Operated Gad Fields.
32 | P a g e
792.78, 71%
75.84, 7%244.72, 22%
Figure No: 28 Field Wise Gas Production in Chevron operated Gas Field
Bibiyana Gas field
Moulavi Bazar
Jalalabad Gas field
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
Bibiyana Gas field Moulavi Bazar Jalalabad Gas field
Figure No: 29 Field Wise Gas Production in Chevron
operated Gas Field in MMcfd
Series1
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Secrorwise Gas Consumption In FY 2013-14
Table No: 14 (1CM=35.31CF)
SI No. Name of Specification MMCM MMcfd
1. Power 9311.86 913.34
2. Industry 3843.66 377.00
3. Captive 3798.38 372.56
4. Fertilizer 1697.64 166.51
5. Commercial 249.356 24.46
6. Domestic 2541.19 249.25
7. CNG 1136.98 111.52
8. Tea estate 22.37 2.19
Total 22,601.44
2216.83
0
200
400
600
800
1000
1200
14001 11
21
31
41
51
61
71
81
91
10
1
11
1
12
1
13
1
14
1
15
1
16
1
17
1
18
1
19
1
20
1
21
1
22
1
23
1
24
1
25
1
26
1
27
1
28
1
29
1
30
1
31
1
32
1
33
1
34
1
35
1
Figure No: 30 Field Wise Gas Production in Chevron
Operated Gas field in MMcfd
M. Bazar
Bibiyana
Jalalabad
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913.34, 41%
377, 17%
372.56, 17%
166.51, 8%
24.46, 1% 249.25, 11%
111.52, 5% 2.19, 0%
Figure No: 31 Sector wise Gas Consumption
Power
Industry
Captive
Fertilizer
Commercial
Domestic
CNG
Tea estate
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
Figure No: 32 Sector wise Gas Consumption in MMcfd
Series1
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