Mosman Oil & Gas starts Stanley project drilling
Oil exploration, development and production firm Mosman Oil & Gas on Friday provided an update on its Stanley onshore drilling project in Texas, which started on Thursday.
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The AIM traded company said the project, which is part of Mosman’s strategic alliance with Baja Oil and Gas, has started with the drilling of the Stanley-1 well, which is targeting multiple potential reservoir zones that have been mapped on 3D seismic data.
Drilling the well to a planned depth of 7,000m is expected to take less than two weeks.
Mosman acquired its 16.5% working interest in the project by agreeing to pay 22% of the cost of the well and some prior costs, while Baja and other parties will pay the remainder.
The cost to Mosman will be approximately $95,000, with an extra $40,000 if the well is successful in matching forecasted initial flow rates of approximately 150 barrels of oil per day.
John W Barr, chairman of Mosman Oil & Gas, said: "Mosman keenly awaits the drilling results which is designed to add to the company’s production profile."
Mosman Oil & Gas’ shares were unchanged at 0.70p at 1301 BST.