The annual output of Fuman Oilfield, China's largest ultra-deep oilfield, exceeded 3 million tons

The reporter learned from PetroChina Tarim Oilfield Company that the oil and gas output of Fuman Oilfield, China's largest ultra-deep oilfield located in the hinterland of the Taklamakan Desert, exceeded the 3 million ton mark this year, reaching 3.
0905 million tons, becoming the fastest oilfield in China's deep land field, creating a new growth pole
for China's crude oil reserves and production.

According to reports, Fuman Oilfield is the largest ultra-deep-sea phase-controlled fracture-hole carbonate reservoir discovered in China, with oil and gas resources exceeding 1 billion tons
.
Fuman Oilfield reservoirs are generally buried at ultra-depths of 7,500 meters to 10,000 meters, and have the characteristics
of ultra-deep, ultra-high temperature and ultra-high pressure that are rare in the world.

In recent years, Tarim Oilfield has faced the problems of world-class exploration and development, strengthened engineering technology research, broken through the limit of ultra-deep benefit exploration and development, and drilled 9 1,000-ton wells in ultra-deep depth, with a success rate of 100%.

At the same time, it has also deepened the innovation of geological theory, changed the development and construction mode, and the crude oil output of Fuman Oilfield has risen
rapidly for three consecutive years with a growth rate of more than 500,000 tons.
In particular, this year's crude oil production has increased tremendously, accounting for 60% of the increase in crude oil production in the entire Tarim Oilfield, providing a new way
for efficient exploration and benefit development of China's ultra-deep oilfields.

According to the plan, by 2025, Fuman Oilfield will be built into a large oilfield
with an annual output of 5 million tons of oil and gas.
At present, the Tarim Oilfield has completed the feasibility analysis of drilling in the field of 10,000 meters deep, the technical reserves of high temperature and high pressure drilling of ultra-deep wells have also made phased progress, and three 10,000-meter-class ultra-deep wells are preparing to advance deeper underground
.
(Main station reporter Tian Tong, Jiang Xuejiao, Xinjiang Taiwan, Li Xue, Aheli)