Egypt

United Oil & Gas Completes Drilling Campaign of Al Jahraa-13 Well Onshore Egypt


Published: Thursday December 30, 2021
By: Oilfield Africa Review

United Oil & Gas has released an update on the drilling of the Al Jahraa-13 development well (AJ-13) in the Abu Sennan licence, onshore Egypt.The AJ-13 well, which is a follow up to the successful Al Jahraa-8 well, safely reached a total depth of 3,840m, several days ahead of schedule and under-budget. The well has been logged and interpreted to have encountered 17.5m of net oil pay across the Upper and Lower Bahariya reservoir targets, in line with the range of pre-drill expectations.

The well will be tested and completed in the coming days and will then be brought immediately onstream through the existing Al Jahraa facilities, adding additional production and revenue for the Company. 

The AJ-13 well is the fifth and final well in the Abu Sennan 2021 drilling programme before the 2022 drilling programme begins.

United holds a 22% working interest in the Licence, which is operated by Kuwait Energy Egypt.

“We have had outstanding results with our drilling campaign in 2021 with five out of five successful wells drilled at Abu Sennan this year. All of the wells have been brought into production quickly, generating cash flow for the Company. The 2021 drilling campaign has further de-risked the exploration potential at Abu Sennan and the development wells have provided further valuable data for future exploration drill targets two of which are included in the 2022 programme; ASF-1X and AST-1X.

This is a great way to finish 2021, and we look forward to commencing the 2022 drilling campaign, with a number of development and exploration wells planned,”United’s Chief Executive Officer, Brian Larkin stated.

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