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Wednesday, October 25, 2017
Tlou Energy’s seismic survey on its Lesedi and Mamba CBM Projects in Botswana is progressing. The company said that it is approximately 40% complete and it is pleased with the data obtained to date.
The 2D seismic survey was launched on October 8 and will give Tlou around 250 km of new data over the Lesedi and Mamba projects, including over part of the mining license area. The survey is being conducted by Velseis.
The survey is expected to continue into November 2017 and once complete, the equipment will be demobilized from site, the seismic lines rehabilitated, and an acquisition report prepared. This will be followed by final interpretation of the data set and completion of an interpretation report. The seismic data can also be integrated with existing aeromagnetic data to provide a clearer picture of the sub-surface geology. The integrated data set will assist in the expansion of Gas Reserves and Contingent Resources and to identify areas for the drilling of core wells and first phase development wells.
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