Saudi Oil and Gas – Issue 29

Saudi Oil and Gas Issue 29 presented an in-depth exploration of the technological advancements
and strategic projects that had shaped the Kingdom’s petroleum sector.
This edition included detailed reports from Saudi Aramco’s newsroom, covering the
World Oil Awards, the Jazan Refinery and Terminal Project,
and the launch of Aramco Asia Korea. It also examined breakthrough research on
downhole sensor utilization, triazine-based scavengers, and
reservoir modeling innovations that reflected the industry’s technical progress at the time.

Featured Highlights

• Saudi Aramco received top honors at the World Oil Awards
• Jazan Refinery and Terminal Project – A major step in strategic industrial development
• Sadara Chemical Company’s land lease agreement at Jubail Industrial City 2
• Saudi Aramco’s Gas Flare Reduction initiative gained global recognition
• Launch of Aramco Asia Korea – Strengthened international collaboration
• Advanced utilization of downhole sensors enhanced production optimization

Key Articles and Features

• From the Aramco Newsroom – Reported global recognition and key refinery developments
• Advanced Utilization of Downhole Sensors – Covered real-time flow rate and water-cut monitoring innovations
• Triazine-Based Scavengers – Assessed their formation damage potential in gas production systems
• Representative Prediction of Geological Facies – Discussed advancements in reservoir modeling
• Hydrocarbon Highway Extract – Featured “Pregnant Ladies and Fish Bones” by Wajid Rasheed

Technical Focus Areas

• Downhole sensor technology and intelligent well completions
• Reservoir simulation and geological facies prediction
• Gas flare reduction and sustainable operations
• Digital field management and automation systems
• Smart well systems and real-time monitoring innovations
• Formation chemistry and H₂S scavenger research

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About the Publisher

EPRasheed Media Group had published leading energy and technology titles, including
Saudi Oil and Gas, Brazil Oil and Gas, and tt_mg.
These publications had connected innovation, research, and industry leadership across the global energy landscape.
Although no longer active, EPRasheed left behind a rich archive of technical content and industry insight that documented
a transformative period in energy publishing.

Global Reach

EPRasheed had maintained editorial offices in the United Kingdom, Saudi Arabia, Trinidad, Houston, and Brazil,
providing global coverage of energy sector innovations, technological advancements, and major oil and gas developments
during its years of operation.