- Home
- Crude Oil Petroleum
- Persian Gulf Natural Gas Development
- Home
- Natural Gas Petroleum
- Persian Gulf Natural Gas Development
- Home
- Exploration and Discoveries
- Persian Gulf Natural Gas Development
- Home
- Liquefied Natural Gas LNG
- Persian Gulf Natural Gas Development
- Home
- Offshore Drilling
- Persian Gulf Natural Gas Development
- Home
- Petroleum Pipeline
- Persian Gulf Natural Gas Development
Persian Gulf Natural Gas Development
- By Oil and Gas Author
- Published 09/4/2006
- Crude Oil Petroleum , Natural Gas Petroleum , Exploration and Discoveries , Liquefied Natural Gas LNG , Offshore Drilling , Petroleum Pipeline
- Unrated
Oil and Gas Author
Oil and Gas Articles features up-to-date, searchable oil and natural gas industry articles, online oil and gas publication service, and a full-text article database covering all areas of the oil and gas industry.
View all articles by Oil and Gas AuthorMost of Saudi Arabias currently proven Natural Gas reserves consist of associated gas, including the offshore Safaniya and Zuluf field. A huge (13-Tcf) natural gas field, called Dorra, is located offshore near the Khafji Oil field in the Saudi-Kuwaiti Neutral Zone and may be developed by Japans AOC. Dorra development is controversial, however, because part of it is also claimed by Iran (which calls the field Arash). The maritime border between Kuwait and Iran remain undemarcated, but Saudi Arabia reached an agreement with Kuwait in July 2000 to share Dorra equally. Currently, Iran is resisting any moves by Kuwait and Saudi Arabia to develop the field on their own. Iran and Kuwait have been discussing their offshore boundary since 2000.
Spread The Word
Article Series
-
Persian Gulf Natural Gas Development
