據今日世界網2022年5月16日報道，今年非歐佩克國家預計將日產6597萬桶石油，同比日增240萬桶。

歐佩克表示，今年石油供應增加的主要推動力預計將是美國、加拿大、巴西、哈薩克斯坦、圭亞那和挪威。

由于“麗莎團結號”浮式產油、儲油和卸油（FPSO）船產量的增加和“麗莎命運號”FPSO的產量優化，今年圭亞那石油日產量將超過34萬桶。FPSO船最初的設計石油日產能為12萬桶，但由于上季度進行的優化活動，但這一產量增長得到了控制。  

圭亞那財政部長阿什尼·辛格博士表示：“隨著兩艘FPSO船預計今年投入使用，圭亞那斯塔布魯克區塊預計屆時將有94個提升機，其中13個將是政府的提升機?！?/p>

美國赫斯公司首席執行官約翰·赫斯說，在2021-2025年期間，這個南美洲國家的石油產量將出現前所未有的增加，其石油產量增速將超過下面三個國家的預計增速之和。

赫斯在最近舉行的第50屆年度Scotia Howard Weil能源會議上表示：“到2025年，圭亞那新增的石油產量將超過莫桑比克、伊拉克和巴西的石油產量增長總和。”

赫斯表示，在2021年-2025年期間，圭亞那6年的石油產量增長不僅是前所未有的，而且與其他首次國家產油后的產量大幅增長相比，也是業內最好的。  

李峻 編譯自 今日石油網

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Guyana among big players in non-OPEC oil production surge

Non-OPEC countries are expected to produce 65.97 million barrels of oil per day (b/d) in 2022, a year-on-year rise of 2.4 million b/d.

The oil cartel said the main drivers of supply growth were expected to be in the US, Canada, Brazil, Kazakhstan, Guyana and Norway.

This year, Guyana’s production will surpass 340,000 b/d as the Liza Unity FPSO production ramps up and output at the Liza Destiny FPSO is optimized. The vessel was originally designed to produce at nameplate capacity of 120,000 b/d, but the increase was managed due to optimisation activities conducted during the last quarter.

“With two FPSO vessels expected to be in operation this year, it is anticipated that there will be 94 lifts from the Stabroek Block, 13 of which will be government lifts,” finance minister Dr. Ashni Singh has said.

The South American country’s oil production ramp-up in the period 2021-2025 will be unprecedented, and so steep that it exceeds the combined estimated growth of the next three countries combined. This is according to chief executive officer at Hess Corporation, John Hess.

“Guyana production through 2025 is set to exceed estimated growth from Mozambique, Iraq and Brazil combined,” Hess said during the 50th Annual Scotia Howard Weil Energy Conference held recently.

He said that the production ramp-up in a six-year period is not only unprecedented in the period 2021-2025, but also the best in the industry when compared to other steep production ramp-ups occurring from first oil.