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Aabar launches production at Jasmine C in Gulf of Thailand
ABU DHABI — Aabar Petroleum Investments Company PJSC (Aabar) announced the start of production at the Jasmine C platform in the Jasmine Production Area (Jasmine PA) in Block B 5/27 in the Gulf of Thailand.
Production at Jasmine C commenced on May 16 at an initial rate of 1,450 barrels of oil per day (bopd) from a single development well, C1. Two additional development wells, C2 and C3, will be completed and brought into production in the next few days of the initial phase of the drilling programme, which will comprise a total of 12 development wells and three water disposal wells.
Jasmine C production marks the third stage of development of the Jasmine field and underpins continued growth in oil production for Aabar. Jasmine is a core asset in Aabar's portfolio and reflects the added value that smaller independent exploration and production companies such as Aabar can bring to these so-called marginal developments. "We have been extremely satisfied with the performance of the Jasmine A and B platforms, which is a mark of the expertise and professionalism of our team," said Chris Gibson-Robinson, Aabar's vice-president, operations.
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