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OGDCL signs GSA with 4 fertilizer companies

KARACHI: The Oil and Gas Development Company Ltd (OGDCL) has signed a gas sale agreement (GSA) with four fertilizer
Published February 18, 2013 Updated February 18, 2013 03:25pm

OGDCL1KARACHI: The Oil and Gas Development Company Ltd (OGDCL) has signed a gas sale agreement (GSA) with four fertilizer companies to directly sell 130 million cubic feet (mmcf) of gas per day at $ 2.6 per mmbtu from its Kunar Pashaki Deep gas (KPD) field.

 

This field is expected to generate a total of 210-230 mmcfd of gas after completion of Phase 2 in August 2014. Out of this, 130 mmcfd will be provided to fertilizer producers and rest will be given to Sui Southern Gas Company (SSGC).

 

According to market sources here Monday, 35 kilometres - long transmission pipeline needs to be constructed from KPD to Sawan field for this purpose, after which SNGPL network will be used to divert gas to specific fertilizer producers.

 

An analyst at Khadim Ali Shah Bhukari (KASB) Securities said that they have confirmed the details with the company.

 

He said that since 130 mmcfd would hardly meet 54% of the gas requirement of these four fertilizer plants on SNGPL network, the government still needs to identify some other sources of gas to meet the residual supply to these plant.

 

Engro Fertilizers, Dawood Hercules, Pak Arab Fertilizer and Agritech, he said that if the government intends to supply 80% of the required gas to these companies, this will require an additional 62 mmcfd of gas, which can be met through utilisation of 60 mmcfd unused gas currently available at Mari gas field (taking away from Guddu Power station) and 22 mmcfd of gas additions at Mari.

 

Copyright APP (Associated Press of Pakistan), 2013

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