Iran’s new South Pars platform lunched

Iran has inaugurated a new platform at Phase 21 of South Pars Gas Field adding 28 million cubic meters per day (mcm/d) of gas to its production.

“The production capacity of South Pars has reached 515 mcm/d,” said Alireza Ebadi, the head of South Pars phases 20 and 21 development project, Shana reported.

The nominal production capacity of South Pars stood at 430 mcm/d during the last fiscal year (March 2015-2016). Iran also plans to launch the platform for Phase 20 with an output of 28 mcm/d in the coming weeks.

Phases 20 and 21 are a joint project aimed at producing 56 mcm/d of gas, 77 barrels per day of gas condensate, one million tons of propane and butane per year, as well as the same amount of ethane.

Iran has inaugurated a new platform at Phase 21 of South Pars Gas Field adding 28 million cubic meters per day (mcm/d) of gas to its production.

Iran inaugurated the second platform of Phase 18 on December 6, adding 14 mcm/d of gas to the output capacity.

Phases 17 and 18 are a joint project with an output of 43 mcm/d. Iran plans to install the second platform at the Phase 17 and make it fully operational with an output of 56 mcm/d in winter.

Iran plans to increase the gas production level at South Pars to 530 mcm/d by March 2017.

Iran’s total gas output is also planned to reach about 830 mcm/d.

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