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Oil & Gas Fields in Ecuador
Ecuador has 76 oil & gas fields mapped on the OverWatts open energy atlas — the 18th-largest fleet of the 91 countries that hold any, and 1% of the world's mapped total. Of these, 72 operating and 1 under construction or proposed. The largest is Sacha Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador).
The largest owner-operators are EP Petroecuador (55), Amodaimi Oil Co (5) and Andes Petroleum Ecuador Ltd (5) — EP Petroecuador alone is named on 72% of them. Half of Ecuador's oil & gas fields in service predate 1989 (median commissioning year of the 71 with a known date), 4 came online in the past decade and the oldest still listed is Lago Agrio Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador), dating from 1967. 1 is in the pipeline, led by Arawana-Zabaleta Oil Field (Ecuador), proposed. They account for 54% of every energy asset OverWatts maps in Ecuador.
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Largest oil & gas fields in Ecuador
- Sacha Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1969
- Shushufindi Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1972
- Auca Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1972
- Eden Yuturi Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)2002
- Tambococha Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)2016
- Tiputini Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)2016
- Mauro Davalos Cordero Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1997
- Cuyabeno Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1972
- Culebra Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1973
- Villano Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1992
- Oso Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)2000
- Parahuacu Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1978
- Yuralpa Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)2003
- Iro Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1989
- Secoya Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1980
- Yulebra Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1980
- Aguarico Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1969
- Ishpingo Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)2022
- Auca Sur 1-2 Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1980
- Drago Norte Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)2007
- Tapir Norte Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)2012
- Amistad Gas Field (Ecuador)2003
- Pindo Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1991
- Palo Azul Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1999
- Singue Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1990
- Pucuna Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1971
- Victor Hugo Ruales Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1988
- Apaika-Nenke Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)2000
- Cononaco Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1972
- Pañacocha Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1972
- Dorine Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1973
- Inchi Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)2013
- Amo Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1987
- Guanta Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1984
- Limoncocha Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1985
- Sansahuari Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1979
- Lago Agrio Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1967
- Yuca Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1970
- Coca Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1970
- Vinita Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1998
- Paka Norte Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)2003
- Payamino Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1986
- Kupi Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1989
- Armadillo Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1995
- Daimi Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1988
- Ginta Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1988
- Shushuqui Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1980
- Paka Sur Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)2012
- Palanda Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1991
- Paraiso Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1987
- Hormiguero Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1996
- Bogi-Capiron Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1987
- Palmeras Norte Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)2008
- Jivino Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1990
- Laguna Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1991
- Indillana Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1988
- Fanny-18B Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1975
- Palmar Oeste Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)2008
- Johanna Este Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)
- Pacayacu Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1982
- Cobra Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)2011
- Blanca Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)2004
- Mariann Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1971
- Mono Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1988
- Rumiyacu Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1982
- Tipishca-Huaico Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)1998
- Yanahurco Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador)2011
Who owns Ecuador's oil & gas fields
- EP Petroecuador55 72%
- Amodaimi Oil Co5 7%
- Andes Petroleum Ecuador Ltd5 7%
- Crs Resources5 7%
- Overseas Petroleum and Investment Corp5 7%
- Petrolia Ecuador SA5 7%
- Enap Sipetrol SA3 4%
- Petrooriental - Consorcio Petrolero 173 4%
Counts an asset once per company named as its owner or operator; a joint venture counts for each partner.
When they were built
- 1960s3
- 1970s14
- 1980s20
- 1990s14
- 2000s11
- 2010s8
- 2020s1
Median commissioning year 1989 · oldest Lago Agrio Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador) (1967) · newest Ishpingo Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador) (2022) · 71 of 76 carry a start date
Under construction & proposed
- Arawana-Zabaleta Oil Field (Ecuador)2024 · proposed
How Ecuador compares · oil & gas fields by country
- 1. United States1,894
- 15. Venezuela104
- 16. Australia90
- 17. Egypt79
- 18. Ecuador76
- 19. Angola74
- 20. Indonesia72
- 21. Iraq64
Frequently asked
- How many oil & gas fields are there in Ecuador?
- OverWatts maps 76 oil & gas fields in Ecuador — 1% of the world's mapped total, the 18th-largest national fleet of the 91 countries with any.
- What is the largest oil & gas field in Ecuador?
- Sacha Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador), operated by EP Petroecuador.
- Who owns the oil & gas fields in Ecuador?
- EP Petroecuador is named as owner or operator on the most — 55 of 76 (72%). Next are Amodaimi Oil Co (5), Andes Petroleum Ecuador Ltd (5) and Crs Resources (5).
- How old are Ecuador's oil & gas fields?
- The median commissioning year is 1989, across the 71 in service with a known start date. The oldest still listed is Lago Agrio Oil and Gas Field (Ecuador) (1967); 4 came online in the past ten years.
- What new oil & gas fields are being built in Ecuador?
- 1 project is under construction or proposed. The largest is Arawana-Zabaleta Oil Field (Ecuador).