Jandran Like Gas Field Feasibility Report

Jandran Gas Field Feasibility Report: Commercial Viability and Upside Potential

Table of Contents

 

1. 1. Executive Summary

 

• • Overview of Jandran Gas Field
    • Key Findings on Commercial Viability
    • Immediate Production and Sales Potential
    • Long-Term Upside Potential

     

    • • Acknowledgment

 

• • Introduction

 

• • Purpose of the Report
    • Scope of the Feasibility Study

     

    • • Methodology

 

• • Field Overview

 

• • Location and Ownership
    • History and Development Timeline

     

    • • Current Status of Wells and Infrastructure

 

• • Reserves and Production Potential

 

• • 2P Reserves Estimation
    • Anticipated Initial Production Rates

     

    • • Projected Field Life and Production Profile

 

• • Gas Composition and Quality

 

• • Detailed Gas Composition Analysis
    • Heating Value and Specific Gravity

     

    • • Environmental and Safety Considerations (H2S Content)

 

• • Infrastructure and Logistics

 

• • Proximity to Pirkoh Valve Assembly and LOTI
    • Pipeline Distance and Elevation Profile

     

    • • Existing and Required Facilities

 

• • Commercial Viability Analysis and Hindrances in Implementation

 

• • Short-Term Gas Production and Sales Strategy
    • Pricing and Revenue Projections

     

    • • Break-even Analysis and Profitability

 

1. 1. Short-Term Commercial Viability
      

       

      1. 1. Immediate Gas Production and Sales Strategy
            1. Transportation Logistics to Pirkoh Valve Assembly and LOTI

             

            1. 1. Technical Challenges and Workover Plans

 

• • Long-Term Commercial Viability
    

     

    • • Production Forecast and Decline Management
        

         

        • • Upside Potential and Field Life Extension Strategies

 

• • Hindrances in ImplementationShort-Term Technical and Operational ChallengesLong-Term Market Risks and Regulatory Compliance

 

• • Forward Plan

 

• • Reactivation of Suspended Wells and Production Integration
    • Infrastructure Development and Pipeline Construction

     

    • • Regular Forecast Updates and Production Optimization

 

• • Investment Strategy for Upside Potential

 

• • Long-Term Development Plan
    • Capital Expenditure for Additional Wells

     

    • • Enhanced Recovery Techniques and Technologies

 

1. 1. Risk Assessment and Mitigation

 

• • Technical and Operational Risks
    • Market and Pricing Risks

     

    • • Regulatory and Environmental Risks

 

1. 1. Financial Projections and Cash Flow Analysis

 

• • Detailed Cash Flow Projections
    • Sensitivity Analysis

     

    • • Return on Investment and Payback Period

 

1. 1. Conclusion and Recommendations
      1. Summary of Commercial Viability
      1. Strategic Recommendations for Immediate and Future Development

       

      1. 1. Next Steps for Implementation

 

1. 1. Appendices

 

• • Appendix-1: Jandran Gas Field Processing & Power Generation and Economic Feasibility

Jandran Gas Field Feasibility Report: Commercial Viability and Upside Potential

Executive Summary – May 2024

Overview of Jandran Gas Field

The Jandran Gas Field, located in Baluchistan, Pakistan, has been under the ownership of the Oil and Gas Development Company Limited (OGDCL) since 1989. This field comprises four wells drilled between 1996 and 2021, all of which are currently suspended and require workovers to commence production. The development plan for the Jandran Gas Field includes establishing the necessary facilities and infrastructure to enable gas production and its transportation to the Pirkoh Valve Assembly, situated approximately 100-120 km away. The gas composition varies across different geological formations, with high methane content and significant heating value, making it a high-quality energy resource. You can read Jandran Like Gas Field Feasibility Report from Hamza Consultant.

With 2P reserves estimated at 37 billion cubic feet (BCF) and an initial production potential of 13 million cubic feet per day (MMCFD), the field is poised for development over an estimated life of 12 years. The gas composition is predominantly methane at approximately 95%, with low levels of CO2 and N2, and no H2S detected. The field also boasts a high heating value of over 1000 BTU per standard cubic foot (BTU/SCF) and a wellhead flowing pressure (WHFP) of around 1000 PSI. This summary will address the commercial viability, immediate production potential, and long-term prospects of the field.

Additionally, the field’s proximity to the Pirkoh Valve Assembly of SNGPL, with an elevation profile provided for the pipeline route, indicates strategic logistical advantages. The raw gas production profile, based on natural flowing pressures, projects a decline over 20 years. Regular updates, recommended at least biannually, will refine future expectations based on actual production and pressure performance.