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Pakistan Petroleum discovers gas in Sindh

byCustoms Today Report
16/09/2014
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KARACHI: Pakistan Petroleum Limited (PPL) announced another gas-condensate discovery from exploratory well Adam West X-1 in Hala Block, District Matiari, Sindh.

Initial testing in the Massive Sand of Lower Goru Formation flowed 18.6 MMscfd of gas along with 31 barrels per day condensate at 32/64” choke, thereby confirming the presence of commercial quantities of natural gas and condensate at Adam West X-1. At current estimates, flow potential of Adam West X-1 translates into approximately 3,200 barrels per day in oil equivalent, resulting in potential foreign exchange saving of USD 355,000 per day.

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However, the well is being flowed at different choke sizes to measure gas flow, full potential of which will be determined after completion of the test. PPL’s announcement came in less than six weeks after its last discovery in exploratory well Sharf X-1 in company-operated Gambat South Block.

Tags: Adam West X-1Gambat South BlockgasHala BlockMatiariMMscfdPakistan Petroleum LimitedPPLSindh

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