Petroleum meeting23 Jun 2022 22:45
The Mongolian Minning Journal
E.Otgontuya, journalist of “Agar” studio in Dornod aimag
Speakers at the Petroleum 2022 Scientific, Theoretical and Practical Conference emphasized the need for a professional negotiating team among the key issues to be addressed by the Government during the oil negotiations. Organized by the Ministry of Industry and New Technologies, Dornod University and the Mongolian Society of Petroleum Engineers (MGTI) Thirteen papers were presented at this international conference, and B.Bolor's and Kh.Erdenebulgan's presentations on “Key Issues for the Government to Consider during the Petroleum Negotiations” were the best. The report focuses on human resource development in Mongolia's oil sector.
Most of Mongolia's proven oil reserves are in the Eastern region. In Dornod aimag, where oil production is booming, this conference is unique in that it is held in a combination of electronic and hall. Dornod University, which co-organized the conference, was the first to implement the Petroleum Engineering program at the local level, and in 2019, the first graduates were 100% employed by PetroChina Daqing Tamsag, an oil contractor. In line with Mongolia's regional development concept and policy, Dornod University is expanding its operations in the Eastern region, providing decentralization, training and internships in the region, and further developing the oil, mining and tourism sectors. oil in the region,
D.Tsedenbaljir, Executive Director of the Mongolian Association of Geophysicists, made a presentation on the supply of raw materials for the oil refinery planned to be commissioned in Mongolia in 2024. The refinery is expected to supply crude oil from the Toson Uul and Tamsag deposits in Matad and Khalkhgol ??soums of Dornod aimag. This estimate is based on a 2012 report submitted by PetroChina Daqing Tamsag LLC to the Petroleum Authority, but recent data show that the company's production is declining every year. Therefore, it is necessary to consider the supply of raw materials and focus on increasing oil production from existing deposits.
Oil exploration in Mongolia began in 1923. The Tamsagbulag and Dornogovi basins, which are considered to be the most promising areas for Mongolia's oil deposits, are relatively well studied, but previous data on geological and subsurface formations need to be reviewed, updated and refined, said B. Unurbayar, director of Tatakh Khuch.
PetroChina Daqing Tamsag Mongol alone completed 76.3% of the 1,774 three-dimensional wells drilled in Mongolia between 1993 and 2021. There is a need to upgrade the reserves of the Mongolian Mineral Reserve Fund in 2011-2012 based on the latest information on the probable and probable reserves of the reserves registered in the Mongolian Mineral Reserve Fund, and to update the rating and development plan. This will increase the economic value of the deposits.
Relevant government organizations, Dornod, Khentii, Sukhbaatar aimags