Oil & gas field · New Zealand

Maari Oil and Gas Field (New Zealand)

Maari Oil and Gas Field (New Zealand) is an oil and gas field in New Zealand. The field is currently in operation and is operated by OMV New Zealand.

0.06 million boe/yCapacity
OperatingStatus
2009Start year
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Overview

Discovered in 1983, production start in 2009.

Latest reported production: 0.06 million boe/y (2022), covering gas.

Ownership: Horizon Oil; Jadestone Energy; Cue Taranaki (parent company: Jadestone Energy; Horizon Oil; Cue Energy Resources Ltd).

Why it matters

  • The 6th-largest oil and gas field in New Zealand by capacity (of 7 operating oil & gas field facilities tracked).
  • Upstream fields are the starting point of the oil and gas value chain; production profiles determine pipeline, LNG and refinery utilisation downstream.

Location

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Frequently asked questions

What is the capacity of Maari Oil and Gas Field (New Zealand)?

Maari Oil and Gas Field (New Zealand) has a capacity of 0.06 million boe/y according to the latest Global Energy Monitor data.

Who owns Maari Oil and Gas Field (New Zealand)?

Horizon Oil; Jadestone Energy; Cue Taranaki — parent company: Jadestone Energy; Horizon Oil; Cue Energy Resources Ltd.

Where is Maari Oil and Gas Field (New Zealand) located?

It is located in New Zealand. Approximate coordinates: -39.9694, 173.3119.

When did Maari Oil and Gas Field (New Zealand) start operating?

Start year: 2009. Current status: Operating.

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