BP owns 65-percent equity in the endeavour, which is expected to produce 55 million barrels of condensates and 141.6 bcm (5 tcf ) of natural gas. Estimates suggest that the fields could yield as much as 34 mcm (1.2 bcf) per day, around 25 percent of Egypt’s current daily production. Development will take place in the North Alexandria and West Mediterranean offshore concession blocks.
“BP expects to double its current gas supply to the Egyptian domestic market during this decade,” Hesham Mekawi, BP North Africa regional president, said. Future exploration could yield an additional 141.6 mcm-198.2 mcm (5 tcf-7 tcf). Production in the WND gasfields is expected to begin 2017.
WND represents an economic windfall for Egypt, which has been plagued by increasing demand coupled with limited production. The project is expected to boost both employment rates industry growth.
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