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Wednesday, January 10, 2018
The KSR-16 well on SDX Energy’s Sebou permit in Morocco has been completed and tested at a restricted average flow rate of 8.43 Mmcf/d of natural gas. The well has also now been placed on production.
SDX is now moving the drilling rig to the ONZ-7 well location. The company anticipates that the well will spud in the next several days.
Paul Welch, President and CEO of SDX, commented: “This positive result on KSR-16 again exceeds our expectations for flow rates. It is the highest flow rate of the three successful wells drilled to date and we now have three wells that exceed our existing daily commitments of 6 MMscfd on a stand-alone basis. We are actively working towards connecting new customers to our existing infrastructure and are now very confident that we can deliver on our forecast gas sales rates of 10-11 Mmcf/d in 2018.”
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