中国石化新闻网讯 近日，意大利石油巨头埃尼集团在位于埃及地中海东部Nargis近海区域租界的Nargis-1勘探井中取得了重要的新天然气发现。
naris -1井遇到了约200英尺的中新世和渐新世含气砂岩，由Stena Forth钻井船在1014英尺深的水下进行钻探。根据意大利公司的说法，该发现可以通过利用现有设施的接近性来开发。
naris -1证实了埃尼公司专注于埃及近海的有效性，由于最近授予了北Rafah、北El Fayrouz、东北El Arish、Tiba和Bellatrix-Seti East的勘探区块，该公司将进一步开发埃及近海。
埃及纳尔吉斯近海地区的开采权约为44.5万英亩。雪佛龙公司拥有45%的权益，埃尼公司的全资附属公司IEOC生产公司拥有45%的权益，塔尔瓦石油公司SAE拥有剩余10%的权益。
埃尼集团自1954年以来一直通过IEOC子公司在埃及开展业务。该公司目前是该国领先的油气生产商，股权产量约为35万桶油当量/天。
根据2050年的净零战略，埃尼公司正在参与一系列旨在使埃及能源部门脱碳的举措，包括发展CCS工厂、可再生能源工厂、生物精炼的农业原料等。
埃尼最近的另一个发现是塞浦路斯近海的Zeus-1井，该井位于距离海岸线100英里的第6区块。
Zeus-1在碳酸盐岩储层中发现了344英尺的净气层，初步估计与该储层相关的天然气储量在2万亿—3万亿立方英尺之间。
埃尼透露，该井是由Tungsten Explorer钻井船钻探和测试的，并补充说，测试结果正被纳入发现集群的评估中，“这将推动后续的研究和作业，以快速开发区块6”。
继Cronos-1和Calypso-1之后，Zeus-1是该区域连续第三次发现。该区块由埃尼塞浦路斯公司运营，持有50%的权益，道达尔能源持有剩余50%的权益。
寿琳玲 编译自 钻机地带
原文如下：
Eni, Chevron Make Significant Gas Discovery Off Egypt
Italian oil major Eni has made a significant new gas discovery at the Nargis-1 exploration well located in the Nargis Offshore Area Concession, in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea, offshore Egypt.
The Nargis-1 well has encountered approximately 200 net feet of Miocene and Oligocene gas-bearing sandstones and was drilled in 1,014 feet of water by the Stena Forth drillship. According to the Italian firm, the discovery can be developed by leveraging the proximity to Eni’s existing facilities.
Nargis-1 confirms the validity of Eni’s focus>Egypt’s Nargis Offshore Area concession is around 445,000 acres. Chevron is the operator with a 45 percent interest, Eni’s wholly-owned Affiliate IEOC Production holds 45 percent and Tharwa Petroleum Company SAE has the remaining 10 percent interest.
Eni has been present in Egypt since 1954, operating through the IEOC subsidiary. The company is currently the country's leading producer with an equity production of hydrocarbons of approximately 350,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day.
In line with the net-zero strategy by 2050, Eni is engaged in a series of initiatives aimed at decarbonizing the Egyptian energy sector, including the development of CCS plants, renewable energy plants, agri-feedstock for biorefining, and others.
The other Eni’s very recent discovery is a gas discovery offshore Cyprus via the Zeus-1 well, which was drilled in Block 6, 100 miles off the coastline.
Zeus-1 encountered 344 feet of net gas pay in a carbonate reservoir sequence and the gas in place associated to this reservoir is preliminarily estimated at between 2 and 3 trillion cubic feet.
The well was drilled and tested with the Tungsten Explorer drillship, Eni revealed, adding that the results of the test are being incorporated in the evaluation of the discoveries cluster ‘that will drive subsequent studies and operations targeting a fast-track development of Block 6.’
Zeus-1 is the third consecutive discovery in the block, following the Cronos-1 and Calypso-1 finds. The block is operated by Eni Cyprus with a 50 percent interest, with TotalEnergies holding the remaining 50 percent stake.
