Petro-Victory provides update on SJ-06 well workover at São João field
Published by Jack Roscoe,
Editorial Assistant
Oilfield Technology,
Petro-Victory Energy has provided an update on the workover campaign to increase oil production in the 100% owned São João field in the Barreirinhas Basin in Maranhão, Brazil.
Petro-Victory successfully re-entered the well to a depth of 1731 m, logged the well, and subsequently perforated 8.3 m in 2 planned zones between 1263 m and 1516 m depth with oil and associated gas shows confirming expectations that this is a gas driven, oil prolific, formation.
The well was successfully completed on April 1, 2024, with 1 3/4m in. insert pump, gas anchor and API-228 pump-jack, being installed over the well. The SJ-06 well now has 15.2 m of oil pay zones open in the Tutoia formation. The open zones are clean sandstones exhibiting 19% average porosity.
Specific data for the initial production from the SJ-06 well is as follows:
- During the initial 35-hour test period, the well surged to a rate of up to 930 boe/d for a 3-hour period.
- The SJ-06 well averaged 228 boe/d during the initial 35-hour test period. Oil from the Tutoia formation is a light crude oil with an API gravity of 40.9°.
- The SJ-06 well has total proved (“1P”) reserves of 69 000 barrels of oil and total proved plus probable (“2P”) reserves of 134 000 barrels of oil. The team continues to monitor well pressure, recovery of the completion fluid, and associated gas levels.
Initial production results are not necessarily indicative of long-term performance or ultimate recovery.
Read the article online at: https://www.oilfieldtechnology.com/offshore-and-subsea/08042024/petro-victory-provides-update-on-sj-06-well-workover-at-so-joo-field/
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