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Pakistan’s OGDCL is expanding shale and tight-gas projects to boost domestic supply by 2026–2027, aiming to cut LNG imports.
Pakistan’s state oil company OGDCL is expanding its unconventional gas efforts, tripling its tight-gas study area to 4,500 square kilometers and advancing a shale gas program that could add 600 million to 1 billion cubic feet per day of supply by 2026–2027.
The company plans to increase shale wells from one to five or six, with each well potentially producing 3–4 million cubic feet per day, and is seeking international partners, possibly through acreage exchanges.
A deep-water offshore well is scheduled for late 2026.
These moves aim to boost domestic production and reduce reliance on imported LNG, though commercial success depends on improved data, fracking capacity, and water access.
La OGDCL de Pakistán está expandiendo los proyectos de gas de esquisto y tight para impulsar el suministro interno para 2026-2027, con el objetivo de reducir las importaciones de GNL.