The plan was unveiled on Thursday by Orachon Ouiyamapun, senior vice-president for financial affairs at PTTEP. The problem was blamed for causing a drop in gas production at the block. According to PTTEP, it can currently increase gas production at Erawan to 376 MMSCFD, up from 200 a few months ago. At Bongkot, PTTEP plans to increase gas production to 700 MMSCFD within 2023, up from 200 MMSCFD. PTTEP expects its average petroleum sales to increase to 467 kilo barrel of oil equivalent per day (KBOED) in 2022, up from 416 KBOED last year.

Source: Bangkok Post May 06, 2022 04:50 UTC