What type of gas is from reservoirs with little oil?

• A. Associated Gas
• B. Nonassociated Gas
• C. Gas Condensate
• D. Wet Gas

Answer: (B)

Nonassociated gas is natural gas produced from reservoirs that contain little or no oil. This distinguishes it from gas that comes with oil in oil-bearing reservoirs (associated gas). Gas condensate and wet gas describe gas streams with liquids that condense under surface conditions or contain significant natural gas liquids, but they’re not defined by the amount of oil in the reservoir. So, when the reservoir has little oil, the gas produced is categorized as nonassociated gas.