SapuraKencana Energy today confirmed a “significant gas discovery” offshore Malaysia.
Three wells targeted non-associated gas within the primary target Late Miocene Carbonate reservoirs, according to the firm.
A company statement read: “The first well, Jerun-1 is a significant discovery located approximately 5km north of the 2014 Bakong gas discovery. Based on analysis of electric log, pressure and sample data Jerun-1 has an interpreted gross gas column of approximately 800m in the primary target reservoir and is a multi-TCF gas discovery.
“Jeremin-1, located approximately 15km west of the F9 gas field encountered a 104m gross gas column. Putat-1, located approximately 20km north of the Cili Padi gas field is confirmed as a dry hole.
“All wells have been safely plugged and abandoned.”
Jerun-1 and Jeremin-1 together with the earlier five discoveries within the SK408 block are close to existing infrastructure supplying gas to one of the world’s largest LNG facilities at Bintulu, Sarawak.
“The 2015 drilling campaign for SK408 has been executed within budget and completed safely by the SKE team with exceptional results,” said Tan Sri Dato’ Seri Shahril Shamsuddin, president & croup chief executive officer of SapuraKencana Petroleum Berhad.
Last month, Seadrill sold its 8.2% stake in the Malaysian company for $195million in a bid to balance its financial books. Read more here.
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