More than 500 wells flooded in Jiangsu oil field responded to normal production

Entering the late July, prolonged heavy rainfall in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River led to rising water levels in the Huai River and Hongze Lake. After the discharge of Hongze Lake, China Petrochemical Co., Ltd. (600028, hereinafter referred to as "Sinopec") in Jiangsu oilfield, more than 500 onshore wells were submerged underwater.　　But according to the Jiangsu Oilfield News Center, as of 22nd, the oil field production normal, daily output maintained at more than 4600 tons. Yesterday, the Hong Kong Oriental Daily reported that affected by the floods, Jiangsu oilfield, more than 100 wells were flooded, the affected wells have been closed down to stop production. In this respect, the Jiangsu Oilfield News Center in an interview with the Morning Post, said: "The exact number of flooded oil field is more than 500, but through the elevated equipment, crude oil can still be extracted up, there is no so-called cut-off problem." "Data show that the main production areas of the three oil extraction plants of Sinopec's Jiangsu oilfield are located in low-lying areas such as the Huaihe River channel, Lake area and Lixia, and hundreds of wells are flooded every year after entering the flood season.　　The latest release occurred more than 5 in the morning of July 19. Jiangsu oilfield, since 1975 after the completion of oil fields, the annual "Flood season production" has about more than 100 days. During this time, oil field production must rely on overhead equipment.　　When the oil fields are flooded and the roads are blocked, oil tankers are used to sell the extracted crude to nearby refineries.　　According to the information provided by the Jiangsu Oil Field Information Center, as of July 22, the discharge of the Hongze Lake is still continuing; At present, oil production in oilfields is maintained at about 4600 tons, which is roughly equivalent to normal period; the planned production target of Jiangsu oilfield in July was 142,500 tons, and to July 22, 103,000 tons had been The data from the China Meteorological Administration show that the region will remain shrouded in rain clouds in the next 10 days. "At least until late August, we have to continue to work on water," said the Jiangsu Oil Field News Center. ”