Gazprom-AR2014

Performance Results
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Gazprom Group’s major hydrocarbon exploration and production overseas projects
3
4
7
8
9
10
5 6
11
1
2
1 Venezuela
2 Bolivia
3 United Kingdom 4
Junin-6
License blocks Ipati, Aquio, Azero Wingate field
Serbia, Romania,
Hungary, Bosnia
and Herzegovina
NIS projects
5 Algeria
6 Libya
7
License block El-Assel
License blocks No. 19 and No. 64
Concessions C96 and С97
Iraq
Badrah
Halabja, Garmian, Shakal
8 Uzbekistan
Exploration in Ustjurt region
Shakhpakhty
9 Tajikistan
10 Kyrgyzstan
11
License blocks Sarikamysh,
License area Kugart
Western Shohambary
block Vostochny Mailisu – IV
Vietnam
Blocks No. 112
(including extension),
No. 129–132, No. 05-2, No. 05-3
Hydrocarbons prospecting and geological exploration
Oil production
Gas and gas condensate production
As of 31 December 2014, Gazprom’s hydrocarbon exploration and production portfolio consisted
of 38 overseas projects including 17 projects in which the Group’s subsidiaries acted as
operators.
In overseas exploration projects in which the Group’s subsidiaries acted as operators, exploration
drilling completed in Algeria and Serbia and 3D seismic surveys performed in Serbia.
The Shakhrinav-1p prospecting well, with a depth of 6,450 m, was completed in Tajikistan in
2014. It is the deepest well in the entire history of oil and gas drilling in Central Asia. The drilling
yielded invaluable data on the complex structure of the area, which offers potential for streamlining
design solutions and fine-tuning the reservoir characterisation and directions for further exploration.
In Algeria, drilling of the RSHN-1 prospecting well to a depth of 4,100 m tapped hydrocarbons
in Ordovician deposits within the boundaries of Rhourde Sayah North (RSHN) structure.
OAO Gazprom Annual Report 2014