-- 總部位於英國的Harbour Energy plc週四表示,受挪威業務強勁表現以及多個地區新項目投產的推動,該公司2026年第一季石油產量將從去年同期的50萬桶油當量/日增至50.6萬桶油當量/日。 這家英國獨立油氣生產商表示,其第一季的產量組成包括40%的液體、40%的歐洲天然氣和20%的其他天然氣。 該公司表示,其國際業務組合(尤其是挪威業務)的產量成長抵消了英國業務的下滑以及2月11日提前完成的越南資產剝離的影響。 Harbour指出,挪威主要樞紐的高營運可靠性、最新投產的Njord油井的強勁產量以及Harbour營運的Gjoa衛星油田的穩健油藏表現是推動績效成長的關鍵因素。 該公司還在美國、挪威、阿根廷和埃及投產了新的項目和油井。 第一季單位營運成本降至每桶油當量12.80美元,去年同期為每桶油當量13美元。 Harbour公司將全年產量預期從之前的47.5萬至50萬桶油當量/日上調至48萬至50萬桶油當量/日,這反映了年初至今的強勁業績,其中包括4月份在英國和挪威的計劃維護項目之前達到52萬桶油當量/日的產量。
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