Tyulenovo oil field

Tyulenovo
Country	Bulgaria
Region	Black Sea
Offshore/onshore	offshore
Field history
Discovery	1951
Start of development	1951
Start of production	1951
Production
Estimated oil in place	4.2 million tonnes (~ 5×10^⁶ m³ or 30 MMbbl)
Estimated gas in place	860×10^⁶ m³ 30×10^⁹ cu ft

The Tyulenovo field is a Bulgarian oil field that was discovered in 1951 and located on the continental shelf of the Black Sea. It began production in 1951 and produces oil and natural gas. The total proven reserves of the Tyulenovo oil field are around 30 million barrels (4,800,000 m³), and production will be centered on 500 barrels per day (79 m³/d) in 2015.^[1]

References

↑ "Oil and gas fields of the Black Sea" (PDF). tubitak.gov.tr. 2013. Retrieved 3 April 2014.

Black Sea Energy

Oil fields	A-T Anastasievsko-Troitskoye B-T C-T Cobza D-T Delta IV Delta VI Eugenia Eugenia South Gîsca Irina Lebăda Est Lebăda Vest Midia SE Mihaela Olimpiysky Pescăruş Prykerchenske Sinoe Subbotinske Tuapse Tyulenovo Val Shatsky

Natural gas fields	A-E Akçakoca Ana Anca Arkhangelske Balaur Bezimenne Bianca Chaika Clara Cobălcescu Doina Domino Durusu East Cobălcescu Florina Foroska Galata Gina Holitsynske Ioana Izgrev Kaliakra Kaliakra East Kamchia Lira Luceafărul Maria Miorița Muridava Nadia Obzor Odeske Pallas Paula Pelican South Pivdenno-Holitsynske Ropotamo Shmidtivske Shtormove Skifska South Cobălcescu

Pipelines	AGRI AMBO Baku–Batumi Baku–Novorossiysk Baku–Supsa Blue Stream Burgas–Alexandroupoli Caspian Pipeline Consortium Grozny–Tuapse Odessa–Brody PEOP Samsun–Ceyhan South Stream Turkish Stream White Stream

Refineries:	LUKOIL Neftochim Petromidia

Oil terminals:	Kulevi Midia Novorossiysk Tuapse

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