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Thursday, December 22, 2016
Serinus Energy saw a failure of its ESP on the CS-3 well in the Chouesh Es Saida concession in Tunisia. The failure resulted in the temporary loss of production from the well.
The company said that despite the diligent efforts of its Tunisian technical team, it has been determined that a replacement ESP will be required to bring this well back onto production. The average daily production in Q4 to date from this well has been 260 boepd, with the total company average daily production for Q4 to date being 1,159 boepd.
Serinus is now in the process of procuring a replacement ESP for the well and will provide further updates once a definitive timetable for the resumption of production from the CS-3 well has been determined.
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