June 7 (LNGJ) - Oil Search, the Australian-listed company with a stake in the Papua New Guinea LNG plant, has completed work at the Kimu II gas well to test the potential resource upside for possible inclusion in the PNG expansion project. “Kimu II reached a total depth of 1,943 metres. The well successfully encountered gas in the target Alene reservoir,” said Oil Search. “The provisional interpretation at this location is that it has similar reservoir properties to Kimu 1. Evaluation of the well data acquired has now commenced and will be used to help assess options for the potential commercialisation of the Kimu field,” the company added.
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Thursday, 07 June 2018
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