The Latest Large-scale Reserve Increase And Rich Gas Zone in The Sichuan Basin Achieves High Production

Well Dingye 11 is a key pre-exploration well of the group company deployed by Sinopec Exploration Branch in Dingshan Block, Qijiang District, Chongqing. The Southern Project Department of Shengli Logging Company undertook the logging construction task of the well. A total of three open-hole logging and four engineering logging were conducted on the well. The first-time success rate of logging and the excellent data rate were both 100%, which is a first-class level. The party provided precious geological data and accurate stratigraphic interpretation and evaluation conclusions, accurately pointing out the direction for uncovering the veil of high-yield gas flow.

Following my country's largest integrated marine high-sulfur gas field - Puguang Gas Field, the world's first 7,000-meter ultra-deep high-sulfur bioreef gas field - Yuanba Gas Field and my country's first shale gas field with a production capacity of 10 billion cubic meters - Fuling After the Jiaoshi shale gas field, the Qijiang shale gas field became the first medium-deep to deep shale gas field discovered in the complex structural area of ​​the basin margin in my country.

In the arduous exploration process of this large gas field for more than ten years, Shengli Logging has always been involved. Shengli Logging always insists on using high-end technology, advanced equipment and high-quality services to complete every logging construction task safely and efficiently. It has assisted the exploration and development of Qijiang shale gas field with practical actions.

In the new year, Shengli Logging Company will take the "100 Days of Safety and No Accidents" activity as the starting point and the "Safety Management Improvement Year" as an opportunity to further improve its technical service capabilities, improve the level of various work, and unswervingly serve Oil and gas exploration and development in southwest China "stand on the job well and serve well".