Production from the Partitioned Neutral Zone (PNZ) has remained steady so far this year and is on course for a full-year average broadly in line with 2024 levels. The PNZ is managed jointly by Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, with most production shipped overseas. Average exports of 341,000 b/d over the first seven months of the year are just 10,000 b/d below 2024 levels (see chart).
Neutral Zone Output Steady As Partners Seek Capacity Gains
Output from the Saudi-Kuwait Partitioned Neutral Zone (PNZ) has been stable over the past year. Behind the scenes, work is progressing on projects aimed at increasing crude oil and non-associated gas production capacity from the Zone’s onshore and offshore portions.
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Saudi-Kuwait Neutral Zone Exports* Remain Steady This Year (000 b/d)
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