Strike Energy prepares to spud Jaws-1 in the Southern Cooper Basin
Published by Laura Dean,
Deputy Editor
Oilfield Technology,
Strike Energy Limited has announced that the Ensign 965 drill rig has begun arriving at the Klebb Field in PEL96 of the Southern Cooper Basin. Mobilisation is on track for 14 February spud.
This milestone marks the beginning of the Halliburton lead operations for the drilling and fracture stimulation of Jaws-1. The rig itself will arrive over the next 96 hours. Ensign 965 is one of the largest and most powerful land rigs in Australia, with a hook load of 700 000 lb and over 2000 hp of hydraulic pumping capacity.
The Jaws-1 well is part of PEL96 of which Strike is Operator and the holder of a 66.667% joint venture interest, and Australian Gasfields Limited (AGL), a wholly owned subsidiary of Energy World Corporation Ltd (EWC), is the holder of a 33.333% joint venture interest.
Read the article online at: https://www.oilfieldtechnology.com/drilling-and-production/24012018/strike-energy-prepares-to-spud-jaws-1-in-southern-cooper-basin/
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