Hibiscus Abandons Sea Lion Dry Hole
18.11.2015

Hibiscus Abandons Sea Lion Dry Hole

Hibiscus Abandons Sea Lion Dry Hole

Hibiscus Petroleum last week said that the drilling operation at the Sea Lion-1 well, offshore Victoria, Australia was unsuccessful, and no commercial volumes of oil and gas were found.

In an update on Monday, November 16, 3D Oil Limited, a partner in the VIC/P57 area where the well is located, said that the Sea Lion -1 well has been plugged and abandoned and that operations at the drilling location were complete.

The Seadrill-owned West Telesto drilling rig has been released and has demobilized from VIC/P57 permit area.

Earlier in November, Hibiscus had said that indications of hydrocarbons were encountered in the target zones at the Sea Lion, but further testproved the well to be a dry hole.

Source: www.offshoreenergytoday.com

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