Industry / Saudi Arabia

Aramco Ups Spare Capacity With Nuayyim Launch

May 2009 | Industry News

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State oil monopoly Saudi Aramco has begun production at the 100,000 barrels per day (b/d) Nuayyim oil field, an industry source told Reuters on May 20.

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