Đại Hùng oilfield

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Dai Hung oilfield
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Location of the Dai Hung oilfield

Country Vietnam
Region Viet Nam Sea
Location Nam Con Son Basin
Block 05-1
Offshore/onshore Offshore
Coordinates 8°26′21″N108°41′15″E / 8.43917°N 108.68750°E / 8.43917; 108.68750 Coordinates: 8°26′21″N108°41′15″E / 8.43917°N 108.68750°E / 8.43917; 108.68750
Operator Petrovietnam
Field history
Discovery 1974
Start of development 1986
Start of production October 1994
Abandonment 2025

Dai Hung oilfield (Mỏ Đại Hùng in Vietnamese) is an oil field in the block 05.1 belong to northwest of Nam Con Son Basin, Vietnamese offshore, South China Sea. This field is discovered in 1988, estimated the reserve of petroleum about 354.6 million barrels (56.38×10^6 m3) oil; 8.482 trillion cubic metres (2.995×1014 cubic feet) of natural gas and 1.48 million barrels (235×10^3 m3) condensate with the probability of 50%.[ citation needed ]

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