Noble Energy to plug and abandon Cheetah exploration well (Scandinavian Oil-Gas Magazine)

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Noble Energy to plug and abandon Cheetah exploration well

Published Sep 29, 2015

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Noble Energy, Inc. says that the Cheetah exploration well in the Tilapia license offshore Cameroon reached the targeted Cretaceous interval and is being plugged and abandoned.

The well encountered both crude oil and natural gas shows in multiple non-commercial reservoir sands.

Results from the well are being integrated into the Company's geologic modeling for the remaining prospectivity in the Tilapia license. The rig, which drilled the Cheetah well to a total depth of approximately 13,320 feet, will be released at the completion of well operations.

Noble Energy operated the Cheetah well with a 47 percent participating interest.

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