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Home›Fossil Energy›Origin wraps up Yolla-5 well drilling
Fossil Energy

July 3, 2015 · about 11 years ago

Origin wraps up Yolla-5 well drilling

Australia’s Origin Energy, operator of the BassGas joint Venture in permit T/L1 offshore Australia, has confirmed that the the Yolla-5 development well has reached a Total Depth of 3,384m Measured Depth below Rotary Table (MDRT). The well was spudded on March 14, 2015. According to a press release b

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Australia’s Origin Energy, operator of the BassGas joint Venture in permit T/L1 offshore Australia, has confirmed that the the Yolla-5 development well has reached a Total Depth of 3,384m Measured Depth below Rotary Table (MDRT).

The well was spudded on March 14, 2015.

According to a press release by one of the partners in the project, Yolla-5 has intersected the primary reservoir targets located in the Paleocene EVCM sands (“2755”, “2809” and “2973”). Good continuity of reservoir quality and thickness is observed between Yolla-5 and Yolla-6. The well has been logged, evaluation of results is ongoing and preparations are in place to case and complete the well before being commissioned for production and tied-in to the Yolla facility.

The Yolla-5 and Yolla-6 development wells have been drilled using the West Telesto jack-up rig and represent Stage 2 of the BassGas Mid Life Enhancement (MLE) project. The BassGas project consists of the Yolla offshore well head platform connected by pipeline to the gas processing facility at Lang Lang, Victoria. The Yolla platform is located in Bass Strait, approximately 140km offshore from Kilcunda, Victoria.

The BassGas Joint Venture partners in T/L1 are: AWE Limited with 35% interest; Origin Energy Resources Limited (Operator) with 42.5%; Toyota Tsusho Gas E&P Trefoil Limited with 11.25% and Prize Petroleum International Pte. Ltd with 11.25% interest.

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