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Saudi Arabia discovers two gas-rich oil fields
RIYADH - Two new gas-rich oil fields have been found in Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province close to the massive Al-Ghawar field, Oil Minister Ali al-Nuaimi announced on Tuesday.
The Mabruk 1 field, that lies 30 kilometres (20 miles) southeast of Al-Ghawar, will produce 5,600 barrels of heavy crude and two million cubic feet (56,634 cubic metres) of gas per day, Nuaimi said in a statement carried by the official SPA agency. The Durwazah 1 field, located 70 kilometres (43.5 miles) southeast of Al-Ghawar, will produce 5,569 barrels of light crude and 2.8 million cubic feet (79,287 cubic metres) of gas per day. The Al-Ghawar field -- the world’s largest -- has a production capacity of six million barrels of crude per day. Saudi Arabia sits on 261 billion barrels of oil reserves, a quarter of the global total.
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