Puguang Shale Gas Output Exceeds 83 Million | ECF Weekly

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ECF China Unconventional Week Report - Nov 14 2026



Puguang Shale Gas Output Exceeds 83 Million
A November 11 report said cumulative Permian marine shale gas production at Puguang had exceeded 83 million cubic meters, with six wells producing primarily from the Dalong Formation. Integrated seismic imaging, thin-reservoir characterization and geosteering reduced ultra-deep subsalt well–seismic depth discrepancies to below 20 meters. Key wells achieved 100% penetration of high-quality shale along their target intervals. Evaluation identified 140 billion cubic meters of geological reserves considered developable above 5,500 meters, alongside resource potential of 250 billion cubic meters at greater depths, supporting further development planning.




Maye Plans Expanded Shale Oil Pilot

On November 10, the Maye Oilfield published a third environmental disclosure for an expanded multi-level shale oil development pilot targeting the Fengcheng Formation in the Maye-1 area. Located in Urho District, Karamay, the project proposes 17 production wells across nine new pads, including eight multiwell pads. Supporting infrastructure includes a 600,000-tonne-per-year oil transfer station and 46.6 kilometers of gathering pipelines. The disclosure projects additional oil production capacity of 199,900 tonnes upon completion. The project remains at the environmental assessment submission stage; the proposed capacity is not yet operational.



Sinopec Machinery Wins Shale Gas Compressor Order

Sinopec Machinery disclosed on November 9 that its Sanji branch had won an order for two 5,300-kilowatt reciprocating compressors for the Ziyang Qiongzhusi gas gathering station serving Dongfeng field. The units will support shale gas collection, compression and export. According to the company, they have the highest power rating among reciprocating compressors used in domestic shale gas gathering service. Designed for inlet and discharge pressures of 4 and 9.1 MPa, respectively, the units feature domestically supplied key components and optimized valves, seals and lubrication systems. Installation will strengthen field export capacity.


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Author:ECF    News Time:2026-11-14

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