Mubarek field
Buttes Gas & Oil Co. International Inc., a subsidiary of Crescent Petroleum, is the concessionaire in the Protocol Area, offshore Sharjah.
Mubarek field
Buttes Gas & Oil Co. International Inc., a subsidiary of Crescent Petroleum, is the concessionaire in the Protocol Area, offshore Sharjah.
Kurdistan Region of Iraq
Crescent Petroleum and its affiliate, Dana Gas signed agreements in April 2007 with Kurdistan Regional Government of Iraq for the development of its gas resources.
Federal Iraq
Crescent Petroleum is fully committed to the development of opportunities across Iraq to support the redevelopment of the country.
Sharjah Onshore Concession
On the 23rd of February 2008, the Ruler of Sharjah and its dependencies, HH Dr. Sheikh Sultan bin Mohammed Al Qasimi and Crescent Petroleum signed a concession agreement.
Sir Bu Nu’ayr
The Island of Sir Abu Nu’ayr, which sits in the centre of the concession area, is part of the Emirate of Sharjah and is located 80 kilometres offshore of Abu Dhabi.
Gas Supply Project
Crescent Petroleum has historically been pivotal in putting in place the necessary arrangements to facilitate the development and expansion of the gas market in the UAE
Yemen
Crescent Petroleum was the concession holder under a Production Sharing Agreement from January 1991 in Yemen in Block 2 and Block 9, each of 4000 square kilometres.
Oman
Crescent Petroleum’s extensive experience and capabilities in the construction and operation of oil and gas production facilities, pipeline transmission and drilling of deep, high pressure/high temperature horizontal wells, both onshore
Pakistan
The Company’s concession rights in Pakistan were located in two blocks near the River Indus in the northwestern flank of the petroliferous Potwar Basin, in a complex geological area that covered over 2000 sq km.
Gulf South Asia
Crescent Petroleum’s Gulf-South Asia Gas Project (GUSA) was the first workable conceptual study for producing, transmitting by pipeline and delivering natural gas from Qatar to Pakistan and eventually to other parts of the Indian subcontinent.
Egypt
The East Khalda concession in Egypt's Western Desert covered around 861 sq km. Crescent Petroleum completed a full geological and geophysical evaluation, including a 200 km seismic survey, in 1990 of the acreage leading to selection and drilling of the first well in 1992 to a TD of 13,500 feet.
Montenegro
This block was technically attractive as it was located on the northern flank of a petroleum generating basin. Approximately 4000 km of seismic data were acquired and three exploration wells drilled between 1975 and 1982.
Argentina
Crescent Petroleum held a 52.44% interest in the Cinturon Costero Block, lying offshore in the San Jorge Basin in Argentina. The concession was operated through Golfo Petrolero.
Canada
Crescent Petroleum also held the controlling interest in Buttes Resources Canada Limited (BRCL) which it acquired in 1989. BRCL was the holder of significant gas and oil production and reserves in the provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan, as well as large exploration acreage in the provinces of British Columbia and the Northwest Territories, Canada.