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Faroe's Brasse Side-Track Well Hits Pay in the North Sea

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Faroe's Brasse Side-Track Well Hits Pay in the North Sea

Faroe Petroleum reported the completion of a successful side-track appraisal well on the Brasse discovery in licence PL740 in the Norwegian North Sea (Faroe 50% and operator).

Total gross volumes of recoverable hydrocarbons are estimated to be 28-54 mmbbls of oil and 89-158 bcf of gas (43-80 mmboe in aggregate).

The objective of the Brasse side-track well (31/7-1A) was to appraise the south-eastern part of the hydrocarbon bearing structure previously identified by the main discovery well. The Brasse side-track reached a total depth of 2,530 metres (MD) and encountered a 25 metre gross oil column and a 6 metre gross gas column. Results based on extensive coring, wireline logging and sampling show that the well has encountered oil and gas in good quality Jurassic reservoir sandstones…

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