Türkiye Aims for 100,000 Barrels Per Day from Gabar Well by Year End

Gabar well in Sirnak Province, southeastern Türkiye. (Getty)
Gabar well in Sirnak Province, southeastern Türkiye. (Getty)
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Türkiye Aims for 100,000 Barrels Per Day from Gabar Well by Year End

Gabar well in Sirnak Province, southeastern Türkiye. (Getty)
Gabar well in Sirnak Province, southeastern Türkiye. (Getty)

Türkiye’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said the country's goal is for the daily oil production in Gabar well to reach 100,000 barrels by the end of 2024, according to Anadolu Agency.

“Our main goal is to achieve complete independence in energy. We are determined and courageously implementing initiatives that will guarantee Türkiye’s energy security,” said Erdogan in a statement on Saturday at a meeting organized in Türkiye’s Black Sea province Zonguldak.

Erdogan further said the daily production of oil wells in Gabar mountain, located in Türkiye’s southeastern province Sirnak, has reached 35,000 barrels.

"We aim for the daily oil production in Gabar to reach 100,000 barrels by the end of the year 2024,” he added.

Erdogan also hoped to announce new good news regarding oil, mining, and natural gas in the upcoming period: "We will never allow the prevention of Türkiye’s utilization of its underground and above-ground resources again."

The Turkish president announced in December 2022 the discovery of a field with oil reserves amounting to 150 million barrels in Mount Gabar.



Saudi Environment Ministry Launches Electronic Service for Agricultural Sector to Connect to Grid

Saudi Environment Ministry Launches Electronic Service for Agricultural Sector to Connect to Grid
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Saudi Environment Ministry Launches Electronic Service for Agricultural Sector to Connect to Grid

Saudi Environment Ministry Launches Electronic Service for Agricultural Sector to Connect to Grid

The Saudi Ministry of Environment, Water, and Agriculture has launched an electronic service, as part of the Liquid Fuel Displacement Program, which aims to displace up to one million barrels of liquid fuels across the agriculture, industry and utilities sectors by 2030.
The new electronic service enables targeted farm owners to register their requests to connect their agricultural holdings to the electricity grid and reduce reliance on liquid fuel, SPA reported.
The ministry, in cooperation with the Ministry of Energy, the Saudi Electricity Regulatory Authority, the Saudi Electricity Company, and the Agricultural Development Fund, aims to reduce factors affecting the sustainability of the agricultural sector in the Kingdom, and contribute to preserving the environment, in line with the goals of the Kingdom Vision 2030.
The Ministry of Environment, Water, and Agriculture encourages targeted farm owners to register to connect to the grid through the electronic platform Naama.