ONGC's Mumbai High: 50 years on still going strong
The Mumbai High field hit a peak of 4,76,000 barrels of oil per day and 28 billion cubic meters of gas in 1989 and has since seen a gradual decline in output.
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The Mumbai High field hit a peak of 4,76,000 barrels of oil per day and 28 billion cubic meters of gas in 1989 and has since seen a gradual decline in output.
India's Mumbai High oilfield, discovered 50 years ago, celebrated its golden jubilee with a commemorative event hosted by the state-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC). Mumbai High, located in the Arabian Sea, has been a cornerstone of India's oil production, contributing significantly to the nation's energy needs. Over the years, it has produced 527 million barrels of oil and 221 billion cubic meters of gas, representing a substantial portion of India's domestic production.
India's Mumbai High oilfield, discovered 50 years ago, celebrated its golden jubilee with a commemorative event hosted by the state-owned Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC). Mumbai High, located in the Arabian Sea, has been a cornerstone of India's oil production, contributing significantly to the nation's energy needs. Over the years, it has produced 527 million barrels of oil and 221 billion cubic meters of gas, representing a substantial portion of India's domestic production.