据油价网8月9日消息称，沙特阿拉伯国有石油巨头沙特阿拉伯国家石油公司周日表示，当两大油田的扩建项目完成时，该公司计划到2025年将石油产能增加55万桶/天。

沙特阿美昨日公布第二季度净利润大幅增长，与所有国际石油巨头一样，受油价上涨影响，该公司还向市场更新了其提高产能的项目。沙特的目标是日产1300万桶，高于目前的1200万桶。

沙特阿美在周日的收益报告中表示，提高 Marjan 和 Berri 油田产量的计划处于详细工程的最后阶段，建设活动仍在继续进行。

这家沙特石油巨头指出，到 2025 年，Marjan 和 Berri 项目预计将分别增加30万桶/天和25万桶/天的产能。

根据沙特提高 Marjan 和 Berri 油田产能的计划，40万桶/天Marjan 油田的产能将增加 30万桶/天，而目前产能为30万桶/天的 Berri 油田的产能将增加25万桶/天。

2019 年 7 月，沙特阿美授予 34 份合同，总价值 180 亿美元，以提高两个油田的石油生产能力。

在去年油价和需求崩溃之后，沙特阿拉伯也难以避免，他将欧佩克+协议打破了一个月，沙特阿美停止了海上钻井平台，并推迟了几个项目的扩建。

今年 4 月，有报道称沙特阿美已恢复大型海上石油扩建项目的招标和开发工作，这些项目将使沙特阿拉伯到 2024 年的产能再增加 115 万桶/日。

曹海斌 摘译自 油价网

原文如下：

Saudi Aramco To Raise Oil Output Capacity by 550,000 Bpd By 2025

Saudi Aramco plans to have 550,000 barrels per day (bpd) more in oil production capacity by 2025 when the expansion projects on two major oilfields are complete, Saudi Arabia’s state-owned oil giant said on Sunday.

Aramco, which reported yesterday a jump in Q2 net profit amid rallying oil prices like all international oil majors, also updated the market on its projects to boost production capacity. The Saudis are aiming for 13 million bpd of production capacity, up from 12 million bpd now.

In its earnings report on Sunday, Aramco said that the programs to boost production at the Marjan and Berri oilfields were in the final stages of detailed engineering, and construction activities continued to progress.

The Marjan and Berri projects are expected to add production capacity of 300,000 bpd and 250,000 bpd, respectively, by 2025, the Saudi oil giant noted.

Under the Saudi plans to raise production capacity at the Marjan and Berri oilfields, the 400,000-bpd Marjan field is set to boost its capacity by 300,000 bpd, and the Berri field, currently with a capacity of 300,000 bpd, will see its production capacity rise by 250,000 bpd.

In July 2019, Saudi Aramco awarded 34 contracts worth a total of US$18 billion to boost the oil production capacity of the two fields.

After the oil price and demand collapse last year, to which Saudi Arabia itself contributed by breaking up the OPEC+ pact for a month, Aramco idled offshore rigs and postponed the start of the expansion of several projects.

In April this year, reports emerged that Aramco had resumed tendering and development work on major offshore oil expansion projects that would give Saudi Arabia another 1.15 million bpd of production capacity by 2024.