Mubadala's MNA-20 development well encounters pay at multiple levels
Published by Laura Dean,
Deputy Editor
Oilfield Technology,
Tap Oil Limited (Tap Oil or the Company) provides the following update on drilling activities at the Manora Oil Field in the G1/48 concession, located in the Gulf of Thailand (Tap Oil 30% interest). Mubadala Petroleum (Thailand) Ltd is the operator of the G1/48 concession.
Development drilling results
The well was drilled from the Manora platform. The primary objective of the well was to provide a southern updip production point in the 490-60 reservoir as well as other 500 level reservoirs found in the Manora-8ST appraisal well recently drilled. The well’s bottom hole location is close to that of Manora-8ST.
On 13 June 2018 at 23:30 hours WST, the MNA-20 well reached final total depth of 2415 m MDRT. Petrophysical interpretation of well logs shows a total net pay of 268 ft. The main objective 490-60 sand is well developed with 79 ft pay, similar to the Manora-8ST well. Four sands at the 500 level encountered 169 ft net pay. One sand at the 300 level encountered 20 ft pay close to the downdip extent of the reservoir.
Forward plan
Following completion of drilling of the MNA-20 well, the rig has skidded and started completion operations on the MNA-21 well.
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