Jubilant Energy delivers successful results from Kharsang
Jubilant Energy, an India focused oil and gas company, has successfully tested and put on production KPL-B, the last well of the seven well Phase-III development drilling campaign in the oil producing Kharsang Field, Arunachal Pradesh, at an initial gross rate of 226 barrels of oil per day (bopd).
Jubilant Energy, an India focused oil and gas company, has successfully tested and put on production KPL-B, the last well of the seven well Phase-III development drilling campaign in the oil producing Kharsang Field, Arunachal Pradesh, at an initial gross rate of 226 barrels of oil per day (bopd).
In addition, another interval between 1,529 meters to 1,532 meters has also been tested and produced gas with flowing tubing head pressure at 425 pounds per square inch through a 7mm choke.
KPL-B was proposed as a step-out development well in the southern part of the Kharsang Field and was drilled to a depth of 1,557 metres.
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