We put together a simple table to bring you up to speed on TAG’s Taranaki Basin oil and gas producing and drilling activity. The table includes producing oil and gas wells, wells in development (some awaiting workover operations as well as improvements in production infrastructure, to bring additional production that’s currently sitting behind pipe, on-stream), and our next condensate targets to be drilled. Status will change quickly, but here’s a snapshot of how TAG Oil's drilling and workover program stands now.
Taranaki Shallow Drilling and Workover Program
Cheal A |
A1 |
Behind pipe awaiting infrastructure expansion |
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A2 |
Waterflood workover |
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A3X |
Producing |
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A4 |
Waterflood workover |
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A7 |
Behind pipe awaiting workover |
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A8 |
Behind pipe awaiting infrastructure expansion, |
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A9 |
Drilled, awaiting test |
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A10 |
Drilled, awaiting test |
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A11 |
To be drilled |
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A12 |
To be drilled |
Cheal B |
BH1 |
Producing |
|
B1 |
Behind pipe awaiting workover to initiate Urenui Production |
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B2 |
Behind pipe awaiting workover to initiate Urenui Production |
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B3 |
Producing |
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B4ST |
Producing |
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B5 |
Flowing 800 to 1300 bbls/day |
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B6 |
Testing |
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B7 |
Flowing 800 to 1075 bbls/day |
Cheal C |
C1 |
Producing; oil being trucked to the Cheal Production Station |
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C2 |
Excellent flow test results, behind pipe awaiting workover |
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C3 |
To be drilled |
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C4 |
To be drilled |
Sidewinder |
SW1 - SW4
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Producing 2 to 3 million cubic feet of gas per day (350–500 boe/day), and 30 to 50 barrels of light oil / day. Permanent tie-in completed. Anticipate 8 to 10 million cubic feet of gas per day once compression installed. |
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SW5 |
To be drilled |
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SW6 |
To be drilled |