Where is the Majnoon Oil Field in Iraq?

Majnoon oil field is a super-giant oil field located 60 km (37 mi) from Basra in southern Iraq. Majnoon is one of the richest oil fields in the world with an estimated 38 billion barrels of oil in place. The field was named Majnoon which means crazy in Arabic in reference to excessive amount of oil in a dense area.

Who is the Deputy Director of Majnoon oil field?

Tony Bondin, Vice President, Deputy Project Director for Majnoon Field Development, believes current success in delivering on the Majnoon Oil Field project development can be attributed to KBR’s innovative and collaborative approach to job execution from all parties.

What kind of power does Majnoon oil field use?

Power supply for the field operations is provided by a 23MW mobile power plant comprising six 5.7MW Taurus 60 mobile power units from Solar turbines, a subsidiary of Caterpillar.

Majnoon oilfield, near the city of Basrah in the southern part of Iraq, is one of the world’s richest oilfields in terms of reserves. The field was developed by Shell, under a contract signed with Iraq’s Ministry of Oil in January 2010.

Which is the richest oilfield in Iraq?

Majnoon oilfield, near the city of Basrah in the southern part of Iraq, is one of the world’s richest oilfields in terms of reserves. The field was developed by Shell, under a contract signed with Iraq’s Ministry of Oil in January 2010. It is the first oilfield in Iraq to be offered to an international company for development.

Who is providing EPC services to Majnoon CPF?

Petrofac was contracted to provide engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) services for the expansion of the Majnoon CPF in August 2018. The company was previously contracted in 2011 to provide early operational support, and EPC management during the field’s initial development.