A new industrial flow of natural gas was obtained from various depths at the production well No. 265 of the Galkynysh gas field.

Here, drilling operations were successfully carried out at a depth of up to 4485 meters and several productive horizons were discovered in the layers of 4417-4281 meters and 4266-4226 meters.

Thus, it was confirmed that the volume of "blue fuel" production at this well with a daily flow rate of 2 million cubic meters will only increase, which is further evidence of the exploitation of Turkmenistan's fields in accordance with the requirements of the times.

Turkmen drillers use extremely effective and very complex well construction technologies that require highly qualified specialists.

 The Galkynysh gas field, which is, according to the international classification, super-giant in terms of reserves and considered "unique" in terms of technical indicators, today serves as a reliable source of "blue fuel". 

In addition to Galkynysh, dozens of fields are being developed in our country, including in the Turkmen sector of the Caspian Sea, where, along with natural gas, there are proven reserves of liquid hydrocarbons. This confirms the status of Turkmenistan as a powerful energy power, possessing the fourth largest reserves of natural gas in the world. 

Based on a real assessment of its own resource base and the possibilities of its exploitation in the future, as well as clearly formulated principles of state policy in this area, the National Leader of the Turkmen people Hero-Arkadag developed a strategy for the development of the country's fuel and energy complex, which is now being successfully implemented by President Serdar Berdimuhamedov.  It is aimed at increasing the volume of hydrocarbon production, multiple options for energy resource export routes, creating a reliable and stable system for exporting Turkmen energy resources to international markets, and forming a powerful processing industry capable of producing high-quality oil and gas chemical products in demand, TDH reports.