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Chevron Pumps Up Bibiyana Volumes

January 2009 | Project News

US major Chevron has raised natural gas production at Bangladesh's Bibiyana field by 11% to around 14mn cubic metres per day (Mcm/d), or an annualised 5.1bn cubic metres (bcm).

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