Altinex, EnCana Spud First Well in Onshore Oman Campaign
Altinex ASA
Altinex has, with EnCana as operator, spudded the first well in an onshore exploration campaign in blocks 3 and 4 onshore Oman.
The well, Neimah-1, is being drilled on a moderate-risk prospect with P50 reserves of 62 million boe located in the southern part of Block 4, approximately 450 km southwest of the Oman capital, Muscat.
The well is expected to last 25 days, and is the first well in a 2-3 well program. Altinex has 50% equity in the blocks.
After completion of the Neimah-1 well, the rig will be moved to the Maeen-1 well location, also located in Oman Block 4, 17 km to the west of the first well.
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