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Tuesday, November 14, 2017
SDX Energy made another gas discovery in Morocco while drilling on the Sebou permit. The KSR-15 development well was drilled to a total depth of 1,774 meters and encountered 17.2 meters of net conventional natural gas reservoir section across four intervals. The primary target, the Hoot sand, had an average porosity of 29%. This is the highest average porosity recorded for the Hoot sand in the basin.
According to SDX, the quality of the Hoot exceeded its pre-drill estimates and, once the drilling rig has left the location, its expects that the well will be connected to the existing infrastructure and on production in early December.
The previously drilled KSR-14 well has been connected to the existing infrastructure and it is anticipated that testing will commence this week.
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