Noble Energy plugging Trema well offshore Cameroon

Noble Energy Inc. is plugging and abandoning its Trema exploration well in the Tilapia license offshore Cameroon after reaching its target objective. 
Oct. 19, 2012

Noble Energy Inc. is plugging and abandoning its Trema exploration well in the Tilapia license offshore Cameroon after reaching its target objective.

Noble said it encountered “reservoir-quality sandstones that were water-bearing.”

Noble operated the well with 50% interest and estimated its total cost for the well at $35 million.

In 2006, Noble Energy Cameroon Ltd. acquired 50% interest in 1.125 million acres offshore Cameroon between the coast and Cameroon’s border with Equatorial Guinea from ConocoPhillips (OGJ Online, July 7, 2006).

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