The Oil and Gas Development Company Limited (OGDCL) has marked a significant milestone in its exploration ventures with the discovery of gas and condensate reserves at the Kharo-1 well, situated in the Khewari license area of Khairpur, Sindh. Achieving a notable depth of 3,762 meters through advanced drilling and testing operations, the Kharo-1 well demonstrated a promising gas flow rate of 14.3 million standard cubic feet per day (MMSCFD), alongside 93 barrels of condensate per day. These results, achieved at a wellhead flowing pressure of 2,737 psi, highlight the potential of the Lower Goru Formation’s Massive sand strata.
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This discovery reaffirms OGDCL’s dedication to leveraging its expertise and state-of-the-art technology in exploring Pakistan’s untapped energy resources. With a 95% working interest in the project, OGDCL, alongside its joint venture partner Government Holdings Private Limited (GHPL) with a 5% interest, continues to contribute to the nation’s energy security and sustainability. This breakthrough not only augments OGDCL’s reserves but is also poised to significantly enhance Pakistan’s energy landscape.
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