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January 12, 2015
Morocco: Rharb Drilling Programme
London, 12th January, 2015: Gulfsands Petroleum plc
("Gulfsands", the "Group" or the "Company" - AIM: GPX), the oil and gas production, exploration and development company with activities in Syria, Morocco, Tunisia and Colombia is pleased to provide the following
update on drilling activities in Morocco.
Operations Update
Well perforating, completion and clean-up operations have now been concluded on the Dardara Southeast 1 well ("DRC-1") located within the Rharb Centre Permit in Northern Morocco.
Following an initial 3 hour well clean-up flow period, the well was fully unloaded of completion fluids to a 100% gas stream.
During a subsequent 6 hour flow period the well flowed at an average gas rate of 7.1 Million standard cubic feet per day on a 32/64th" choke with a stable well head pressure of 1230 pounds per square inch, and with no associated formation water production or sand production.
The well is to be suspended as a future gas production well and the COFOR drilling rig will move to the Douar Ouled Balkhair ("DOB-1") drilling location, where gas exploration well DOB-1 will be spudded later this month. Operations on the DOB-1 well are expected to take 28 days in total.
Subject to finalisation of arrangements with ONHYM, the company anticipates that the DRC-1 well can be connected to existing local infrastructure so that production of gas for sale can commence in the coming months.
Mahdi Sajjad, the Company's CEO commented:
"We are very pleased with the flow result from well DRC-1, the performance of which is consistent with the apparent excellent quality of the reservoir observed from drilling and wire line log information. We look forward to receiving the results from our next exploration well in the Rharb Centre Permit over the next few weeks.
This release has been approved by Ian Conway, Gulfsands Executive Director Technical and Operations, who has Bachelors and Masters degrees in Physics and has 28 years' of experience in petroleum exploration and management. Mr. Conway has consented to the inclusion of the technical information in this release in the form and context in which it appears.
For further information on the matters referred to in this announcement, please refer to the Company's website www.gulfsands.com
Morocco: Rharb Drilling Programme
London, 12th January, 2015: Gulfsands Petroleum plc
("Gulfsands", the "Group" or the "Company" - AIM: GPX), the oil and gas production, exploration and development company with activities in Syria, Morocco, Tunisia and Colombia is pleased to provide the following
update on drilling activities in Morocco.
Operations Update
Well perforating, completion and clean-up operations have now been concluded on the Dardara Southeast 1 well ("DRC-1") located within the Rharb Centre Permit in Northern Morocco.
Following an initial 3 hour well clean-up flow period, the well was fully unloaded of completion fluids to a 100% gas stream.
During a subsequent 6 hour flow period the well flowed at an average gas rate of 7.1 Million standard cubic feet per day on a 32/64th" choke with a stable well head pressure of 1230 pounds per square inch, and with no associated formation water production or sand production.
The well is to be suspended as a future gas production well and the COFOR drilling rig will move to the Douar Ouled Balkhair ("DOB-1") drilling location, where gas exploration well DOB-1 will be spudded later this month. Operations on the DOB-1 well are expected to take 28 days in total.
Subject to finalisation of arrangements with ONHYM, the company anticipates that the DRC-1 well can be connected to existing local infrastructure so that production of gas for sale can commence in the coming months.
Mahdi Sajjad, the Company's CEO commented:
"We are very pleased with the flow result from well DRC-1, the performance of which is consistent with the apparent excellent quality of the reservoir observed from drilling and wire line log information. We look forward to receiving the results from our next exploration well in the Rharb Centre Permit over the next few weeks.
This release has been approved by Ian Conway, Gulfsands Executive Director Technical and Operations, who has Bachelors and Masters degrees in Physics and has 28 years' of experience in petroleum exploration and management. Mr. Conway has consented to the inclusion of the technical information in this release in the form and context in which it appears.
For further information on the matters referred to in this announcement, please refer to the Company's website www.gulfsands.com
So we have to hope they find better places with more inside it?
I don't fully understand the subject that's why i am asking.
you are always welcome !:cheers:
Tetouan Instruments do you know anything about the agreement with GulfSands? Is it a 75%/25% like with oil ?[/QUOTE]
Yes !
Yes !
see post 606Du gaz trouvé dans le Gharb
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Des indices de gaz « positifs » ont été détectés au forage du puits d’exploration Dardara (DRC-1) sur les permis de recherche « Rhab centre et sud », situés dans le bassin du Gharb, au nord de Sidi Allal Tazi, a annoncé l’Office national des hydrocarbures et des mines (ONHYM).
Lors des opérations de forage effectuées par la société Gulfsands sur le puits Dardara (DRC-1), du gaz a été détecté dans un intervalle d’une épaisseur de 16 mètres, précise l’ONHYM sur son site. Ce niveau a été confirmé par l’analyse diagraphique, souligne l’Office, ajoutant que des travaux de tests, qui seront réalisés ultérieurement, sont nécessaires pour pouvoir se prononcer sur ces résultats.
Une fois ces opérations des tests achevées sur les puits Dardara (DRC-1), l’appareil de forage déménagera pour la réalisation d’un autre puits dit Douar Balkhair (DOB-1).
http://www.aufait.ma/2015/01/07/du-gaz-trouve-dans-le-gharb_636402
There is nothing wrong if we find , even 50 billion barrel reserve in one day !
we pay the $ 60 billion debt whit it.
for the rest the Gov and people should use their brain.
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