ExxonMobil announces successful Muruk sidetrack production test
Published by David Rowlands,
Editor
LNG Industry,
The well is located in the Papua New Guinea North Highlands, approximately 13 miles northwest of the Hides gas field. It successfully flowed gas at a rate of up 16 million ft3/d. ExxonMobil claims that the well rate was constrained by test facilities, which limited tests to short flow and build-up periods. Hydrocarbon samples were collected during the production test.
The President of ExxonMobil Exploration Co., Steve Greenlee, said: “We are encouraged by these well test results and will integrate them into the ongoing resource evaluation work and potential appraisal program in 2018.
“The success at Muruk adds to a growing resource base in PNG, through focused exploration and ExxonMobil’s recent acquisition of InterOil. These high-quality resources position the PNG LNG project for a multiple-train expansion that will continue to provide a highly competitive cost of supply.”
The production test confirms Muruk as a potentially significant new discovery close to existing PNG LNG infrastructure. ExxonMobil claims that Oil Search commenced drilling the Muruk 1 well on 2 November 2016.
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