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    Spuddet Njord North Flank-2

    By Press Releaseaugust 16, 2016
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    Njord North Flank-2 exploration well commences drilling in the Norwegian Sea.
    Brønn 6407/7-9 S, Njord "NF-2". Illustrasjon: NPD

    Brønn 6407/7-9 S, Njord "NF-2". Illustrasjon: NPD

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    Faroe Petroleum melder i dag at brønn 6407/7-9 S, Njord North Flank-2 («NF-2») er spuddet.
    NF-2 prospektet ligger i lisens 107 C, rett nord for Njord-feltet (Faroe 7,5%).
    The well will target Middle and Lower Jurassic sandstone reservoirs of the Ile and Tilje formations in a fault-bounded structural closure, with a TD in the Lower Jurassic Åre Formation.  If successful, NF-2 could add further reserves and value to the Njord Future Project.
    The NF-2 exploration well is operated by Statoil Petroleum AS using the Songa Delta drilling rig. Results from the well will be announced when drilling operations have been completed.
    CEO i Faroe, Graham Stewart kommenter i pressemeldingen:
    “I am pleased to announce the spudding of the Njord North Flank-2 exploration well located in the Greater Njord Area, and in close proximity to the Njord field. NF-2 is a near-field exploration target, which provides further upside potential to Faroe in one of our core areas.  If successful this will add another tie-in opportunity to the Greater Njord Area and the Njord Future Project, which also includes the high quality Snilehorn discovery.
    “The NF-2 exploration well follows on from the significant Faroe operated Brasse oil and gas discovery well and side-track announced last month.”

    Fakta om PL 107 C
    Statoil (operatør): 20 prosent
    Engie E&P Norge: 40 prosent
    DEA Norge AS: 30 prosent
    Faroe Petroleum Norge AS: 7,5 prosent
    VNG Norge AS: 2,5 prosent

    Pressemelding fra Faroe

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