Large oil and gas fields discovered in China

China's National Petroleum Company (CNPC), China's producer and biggest supplier of oil and gas in the country, has discovered a new reservoir in the open sea in north-west China containing more than a billion tonnes of reserves. A significant breakthrough came from an exploration of the Ordos Lake 7, with reservations [...]
A significant progress came from an exploration of the Ordos 7 st, with proven reserves estimated at 358 million tonnes, while estimated reserves could reach 693 million tonnes.
“This means that one area containing a billion tonnes of reserves has been discovered in the large Qingeng oil field,” the company said in a statement.
The oilfield will produce a total of 640,000 tonnes of oil this year, with annual output expected to reach three million tonnes in the near future, said Li Luguang, deputy head of PetroChina, a CNPC subsidiary.
Petro China also reported that some 740.9 billion cubic metres of proven gas reserves have been found in the Changning-Voyan and Tyang countries in the Sichuan basin, which means that the total reserves are 1.061 billion cubic metres in the area.












