Eni starts production at new Algerian gasfields
Algeria The Berkine South play has a production capacity of 1 mcm (35.3 mcf) per day and 4,000 bpd of associated liquids. The asset is expected to increase its capacity to 2 mcm (70.6 mcf) per day by the end of 2022.
Under Eni’s accelerated development of the field, the two fields were brought to production within six months of signing the concession.
Production is linked to the MLE gas treatment plant, which has a capacity of 11 mcm (388 mcf) per day.
The Berkine South play is the first block in Algeria to be signed under the Algerian hydrocarbon law 19-13 and is operated by Eni alongside its partner Algerian NOC Sonatrach.
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