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Tuesday, December 5, 2017
Victoria Oil & Gas (VOG) provided an update on the group’s drilling operations, which are managed by Gaz du Cameroon (GDC), a wholly owned subsidiary of VOG.As the company previously reported, the La-108 well was successfully drilled to its planned targeted depth of the 6″ hole section at 2,865meters.
After reaching TD, the drilling rig experienced electrical problems that delayed progress by 14 days. The problems have been rectified and the 4½”liner has been run to TD and cemented in place. Current operations involve installation of permanent production equipment in the well.
As soon as the completion equipment is run the drilling rig will be skidded off La-108 and released. The production tree will then be installed and the well perforated and flow tested prior to connecting it to the Logbaba gas processing facilities. Preliminary analysis of the La-108 logs indicates 84.5meters of net gas sand in the Logbaba Formation.
The flow testing is expected to commence during December and the well will then be put on production around mid-December.
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