RE: H2 well23 May 2023 07:43
H1 well took two months from spud to flow rates, H2 is being drilled 2250 feet deeper and plus we had a two week delay.
So if we were drilling the same depth as H1 and add the two weeks delay then flow test would be on the 19th May, add on an extra 2250 feet drill time, so I expect news by Monday at the latest.
Here’s the H1 flow rates news on the 29th September 2021…
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29 September 2021
IOG plc
Successful Blythe Development Well 48/23a-H1 Flow Test
IOG plc ("IOG", or "the Company"), (AIM: IOG.L), the Net Zero UK gas and infrastructure operator focused on high return projects, is pleased to provide an update on the Blythe well 48/23a-H1, the second Phase 1 development well.
Highlights
-- Blythe well successfully drilled, cleaned up and flow tested to a maximum gas rate of 45.5 mmscf/d through an 80/64(th) inch choke within two months of spud
-- Gas in place and recoverable volumes at Blythe are estimated to be in line with prognosis
-- Good improvement in drilling performance over the Elgood well
-- Phase 1 First Gas guidance reiterated for Q4 2021
-- Initial Blythe Hub production rates expected to be within planning case range
-- At current gas prices, 2021-22 cash flows expected to substantially exceed planning case
-- Noble Hans Deul jack-up rig mobilising shortly to Southwark to continue the Phase 1 development drilling programme
The well was drilled by the Noble Hans Deul jack-up rig to a Total Depth of 10,750ft Measured Depth (MD), intersecting 1,238 ft of good quality Permian Leman Sandstone reservoir along hole between 9403 ft MD and 10,641 ft MD, with a net:gross ratio of 95%, porosity at 10.6% and average log-derived permeability of 5.0 milliDarcies (mD). Based on this initial data, the Blythe gas in place and recoverable volumes are estimated to be in line with pre-drill expectations.
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