The experimental production from the Amara gas separation plant has started at a rate of 3,000 barrels per day.

The operational and technical staff at the Al-Amara Gas Separation Station in Maysan Oil Company have initiated the trial production operations from the field with an initial rate of (3000) barrels of crude oil per day.

The Director General of Maysan Oil Company, Hussain Kazem Laibi, confirmed in a statement to the Ministry of Oil received by the News Video Agency, that this step falls within an operational plan aimed at gradually increasing production rates, reaching the planned production capacity of (8000) barrels per day in the coming days, and working to stabilize production at this rate, which contributes to enhancing the production capacities of the company's fields.

He added: "These efforts translate Maysan Oil Company's ambition to maximize the benefit from the available potentials in its oil fields, improve the efficiency of production facilities and infrastructure, as well as to develop operational infrastructures, ensuring production sustainability and achieving the planned targets."