The rig-up of Sound Oil’s hydraulic HH220 unit, contracted from Italian company Hydrodrilling, began work shortly after. Total drilling depths are anticipated to reach 2,054 metres, with the programme to be concluded in around 40 days, according to Sound Oil.
The operator, which has previously pegged best estimate contingent resources at the Nervesa discovery at 595 mcm (21 bcf) of gas, received final approvals for drilling the appraisal well in December 2014.
Sound Oil spudded its first appraisal well at the discovery in June 2013, confirming 476 metres of gross pay and 239 metres of gross reservoir with 46 metres of net gas pay across 13 distinct zones.
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