Dragon Oil will switch to zero gas flaring in Turkmenistan by 2027
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The Dragon Oil company plans to switch to zero gas flaring in Turkmenistan by 2027. This was announced by Dragon Oil CEO Ali Rashid Al-Jarwan, emphasizing that this will make hydrocarbon production environmentally friendly.
“Currently, we use 70 percent of the gas we produce, but in three years we hope to reach 100 percent, which will make our hydrocarbon production environmentally friendly for Turkmenistan,” said Ali Rashid Al Jarwan, speaking at the International Oil and Gas Conference Turkmenistan 2023", which was held in Ashgabat on October 25-27.
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