Trillion Energy (CSE: TCF) has seen its third well under its multi-well development program enter production. The firm has seen its West Akcakoca-1 natural gas well in the SASB gas field enter production.
The West Akcakoca-1 well was perforated across an area of 7 metres of natural gas pay, within the two lower D sands. Flow testing conducted on the well is said to have demonstrated 5.9 MMcf/day of natural gas production, with the well now to enter long term production.
West Akcakoca-1 was drilled to a depth of 3,839 metres, and was indicated earlier this month to have hit 55 metres of potential natural gas pay. In turn, the well has 48 metres of natural gas pay that has not yet entered production, which will be perforated in the future to ensure a long-term production horizon for the well.
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The Uranus drill rig meanwhile has been moved over to the Guluc-2 well, which previously encountered 73 metres of potential gas pay. The well, drilled to 3,910 metres, intersected 14 separate zones of the Akcakoca member. The company will now move to perforate the well and bring it into production in the near term. Trillion has indicated production from the well is “expected in a matter of days.”
“We are very pleased that our gas production is expected to double with two additional wells entering production for April 2023 for a total of four new producing wells from our SASB development program. Since drilling program commenced last year, we have successfully drilled and produced from four out of four targets. Results to date demonstrate the long reach directional technology being used to revitalize the SASB gas field is working well. Now is just the beginning of our planned development; many more wells are to come,” commented CEO Arthur Halleran on Trillion’s success.
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Trillion Energy last traded at $0.395 on the CSE.
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