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Minnows find North Sea oil


Published Sep 28, 2007
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Maersk Giant

Oil independents Pertra, Dana, Revus and Bridge have an oil discovery in the North Sea off Norway, where the jack-up platform Maersk Giant operated in 90 metres of water.

Operator Pertra’s hired help has proven oil in a 36-metre Paleocene sandstone interval with wildcat well 15/12-18 S between the Sleipner Oest and Varg fields. The layer was part of the Ty formation 2,550m down.

Sampling could lead to a sidetrack to determine reservoir girth out from the original well.

It was the first exploration well drilled in production licence 337 from the Awards in Predefined Areas 2004.

ws@scandoil.com




   

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