The Ghasha concession is the world’s largest offshore sour gas development, comprising not just the Ghasha field itself but also the Hail, Hair Dalma, Satah, Bu Haseer, Nasr, SARB, Shuwaihat, and Mubarraz fields as well.
First production from it had been expected to begin in 2025, with the target being the production of at least 1.5 billion cubic feet per day (bcf/d) of gas by 2030.
Eni is the holder of the largest foreign share of the ADNOC-led project, with a 25 percent stake, followed by Germany’s Wintershall Dea (10 percent), Austria’s OMV (5 percent), and Russia’s Lukoil (5 percent).
From recent "Director's Cut," the Bakken, North Dakota. Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't 3,061,082 MCF/day = 3.061 Bcf/d or double the production from the UAE field noted above -- the world's largset offshore sour gas development project? And that initiative doesn't hit "at least 1.5 billion cubic feet per day until eight years from now.
And, oh, by the way, the Bakken as a natural gas play must be one of the smallest natural gas plays in the US.
ZeroHedge would have a whole lot more credibility if its writer(s) would put things in perspective.
It's too bad we don't have a president who would like to make America great again. Can you imagine a Biden-photo-op in Williston, at the corner of Broadway and Main. By the way, plenty of opportunities to get great ice cream in Williston.
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