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Chevron Announces Major Oil Discovery in Deepwater Gulf of Mexico


Published Jan 31, 2018
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Business Wire - Pacific Drilling’s Pacific Sharav deepwater drillship
The Ballymore well was drilled by Pacific Drilling’s Pacific Sharav deepwater drillship (photo: Business Wire)

Chevron Corporation has announced a significant oil discovery at the Ballymore prospect in the deepwater US Gulf of Mexico.

Ballymore is located in the Mississippi Canyonarea of the US Gulf of Mexico, approximately three miles from Chevron’s Blind Faith platform, in water depth of 6,536 feet. The initial Ballymore well reached total measured depth of 29,194 feet and encountered more than 670 feet net oil pay with excellent reservoir and fluid characteristics. A sidetrack well is currently being drilled to further assess the discovery and begin to define development options.

“The Gulf of Mexico deepwater is an integral part of our company’s long-term strategy,” says Jeff Shellebarger, President of Chevron North America Exploration and Production. “This discovery is an important addition to our portfolio, especially with its combination of size, quality and proximity to existing infrastructure.”

Chevron subsidiary Chevron U.S.A. Inc. is the operator with a 60% working interest in the Ballymore prospect. The co-owner is Total E&P USA Inc. (40%).

Tags: Chevron Corporation, Pacific Drilling, Total E&P USA Inc.




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