Driza oil field

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Driza oil field
Country	Albania
Region	Fier District
Location	Fier
Offshore/onshore	Onshore
Field history
Discovery	1939
Start of production	1940
Production
Estimated oil in place	1,420 million barrels (~1.94×10^⁸ t)
Estimated gas in place	6×10^⁹ m³ (210×10^⁹ cu ft)

Driza oil field is an Albanian oil field that was discovered in 1939. It is one of the biggest on-shore oil field of Albania. It began production in 1940 and produces oil. Its proven reserves are about 1,420 million barrels (226×10^⁶ m³).^[1]

References

↑ "Oil production history in Albania". 1995. Retrieved 3 October 2010.

Resources in Albania

Resources:

Oil:	Amonice Arrëza Ballsh-Hekal Cakran-Mollaj Driza Durrës Goran Gorischt-Kocul Kallem-Verri Kuçova Patos Marinza Visoka Zharres

Chromium:	Batra Bulqizë Kalimashi 1 Kalimashi 2 Kalimashi 3 Krasta Përroi Batrës Qaf-Buall Qaf-Perollaj Thekna Vlahna Zogaj

Nickel:	Devolli Kokogllave

Energy in Albania

Oil and Gas

Onshore	Ballsh Hekal Cakran Gorischt Kocul Kuçova oil field Patos-Marinza

Offshore	Durresi block

Pipelines	AMBO pipeline Trans Adriatic Pipeline

Oil refiner	ARMO oil refiner

Hydroelectric

Windfarms

Thermal

Fier Power Station

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