Semakovskoye Gas Field (Russia)

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Semakovskoye Gas Field (Семаковское) is an operating gas field in Russia.

Semakovskoye Gas Field is also sometimes referred to as Семаковское-море.

Project Details

Main Data

Table 1: Field-level project details for Semakovskoye Gas Field

¹Final Investment Decision
²If a country or region is known to not produce any hydrocarbons in an unconventional method, this production type is assumed to be conventional

Unit name	Status	Operator	Owner	Discovery year	FID1 year	Production start year	Production type2
Semakovskoye	Operating	RusGazAlians LLC	RusGazAlians LLC (100.0%)	1971	–	2022	Conventional

Production and Reserves

Table 2: Reserves of Semakovskoye Gas Field

million m³ = million cubic meters

Fuel description	Reserves classification	Quantity	Units	Data year	Source
gas	recoverable reserves	320000	million m³	2020	​
gas	reserves	47900	million m³	2014	​
gas	A + B1 + C1	285600	million m³	2021	​
gas	A + B1 + C1	284100	million m³	2022	​
gas	A + B1 + C1	324800	million m³	2023	​

Table 3: Production from Semakovskoye Gas Field

million m³/y = million cubic meters per year
million m³ = million cubic meters

Category	Fuel description	Quantity	Units	Data year	Source
cumulative production	gas	10000	million m³	2024
production	gas	0	million m³/y	2020
production	gas	20	million m³/y	2021
production	gas	500	million m³/y	2022
production design capacity	gas	14000	million m³/y	2030

Location

Table 4: Field-level location details for Semakovskoye Gas Field

Location	Onshore/Offshore	Coordinates (WGS 84)
Onshore, Russia	Onshore	67.4611, 78.7091 (approximate)

The map below shows the approximate location of the field:

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