Petrogulf misr
Ahmed Feshara is a Senior Instrument Engineer at Petrogulf Misr, with experience dating back to March 2005, managing instrument maintenance for both offshore and onshore oil plant sites. The offshore site focuses on wellhead production control across multiple platforms and remote wells. Prior to this role, Ahmed served as a planning engineer, developing maintenance schedules and performance evaluations for GEISUM Fields equipment. From October 2003 to March 2005, Ahmed worked at Henkel as an Instrument Engineer, overseeing the maintenance of instrument devices across various plant factories. Ahmed holds a degree from the Faculty of Engineering at Suez Canal University, Egypt, completed between 1999 and 2003, and attended Port Said Secondary Military School from 1997 to 1999.
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Petrogulf misr
Petrogulfmisr Fields are located in the Central Gulf of Suez, approximately 70 km north of Hurghada city. The concession area contains four (4) main Fields; North Geisum, North-East Geisum, South Geisum, and Tawila-West. The development and production of the Fields is supported by five fixed offshore structures (production platforms) and a jack-up structure (the Geisum Star). The total current daily oil production rate averages some 7,000 BOPD with an associated water cut of approximately 78% adding-up to a total liquid production rate in the order of 31,800 BLPD. The average composite gravity of the export oil is some 28 API.