Hurricane plugs Warwick Deep well off UK

Hurricane Energy PLC’s Warwick Deep well in the West of Shetlands area offshore the UK flowed oil, gas, and water at noncommercial rates during a drillstem test and is being abandoned.
July 2, 2019

Hurricane Energy PLC’s Warwick Deep well in the West of Shetlands area offshore the UK flowed oil, gas, and water at noncommercial rates during a drillstem test and is being abandoned (OGJ Online, Apr. 19, 2019).

After plugging the 205/26b-13Z well, the Transocean Leader semisubmersible will drill the 205/26b-B Lincoln Crestal well, the second of three wells Hurricane plans in the Greater Warwick Area.

The Warwick Deep well was drilled to 1,964 m total vertical distance subsea with a 712-m horizontal section in fractured basement reservoir.

“Initial analysis indicates that the well intersected a poorly connected section of the fracture network within the oil column,” Hurricane said in a press release.

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