The cumulative production of China's largest desert oil field has exceeded 50 million tons

Recently, the largest desert oil field in China, the Tarim Oilfield Hade Fuman Oilfield, has achieved a cumulative oil and gas production equivalent of over 50 million tons, and has built a modern, green, low-carbon, and intelligent ultra deep oil field in the heart of the desert.

The Hade Fuman Oilfield is located in the hinterland of the Taklamakan Desert and consists of adjacent Hudson Oilfield and Fuman Oilfield. The Hudson Oilfield reservoir is buried at a depth of over 5000 meters. Since 2000, it has applied multiple international advanced well technologies and set 10 domestic onshore oilfield records, including the "first fully assembled marine desert oilfield with reserves of one billion tons". It has grown into China's first high-efficiency development desert oilfield with over 2 million tons. Fuman Oilfield is the largest ultra deep oilfield in China. In recent years, more than 10 ultra deep carbonate rock blocks, including Fuyuan, Manshen, and Yueman, have been efficiently developed. The oil and gas production will soar to 4.21 million tons by 2024, making it the largest and most profitable oilfield in China with a depth of over 7000 meters.