Perforations at Trillion’s Black Sea gas field yield combined results

Canada’s oil and gas gamer Trillion Energy hasactually shared the newest info on the circulation rates and well perforations at its gas field off the coast of Türkiye.

The updates offered issue a two-month work program the business is endeavor at its SASB natural gas field in the Black Sea overseas Türkiye, covering the Akçakoca platform’s Guluc-2, South Akcakoca-2, West Akcakoca-1, and Akcakoca-3 wells. Weekly updates were formerly offered on July 17 and July 8.

According to Trillion, the wellhead pressure (WHP) at South Akcakoca-2 supported at 371 psi at the time of the upgrade, with the well producing 1.94 MMcf/d utilizing a 42/64” choke.

Furthermore, after the preliminary circulation at Guluc-2 was diverted to the platform vent line with a 64/64” choke where producing WHP was about 350 psi, the well was shut, triggering the WHP to dive to 1,200 psi within 40 minutes. The company stated Guluc-2 was producing at 3.35 MMcf/d with a WHP of 484 psi utilizing a 32/64” choke. 

Meanwhile, West Akcakoca-1 dealtwith some hold-ups while waiting for a replacement tool to showup, triggering just 2 of the 5 zones setup for perforations to be finished. The business stated 2 perforated zones consistof 5 meters of gas pay, where WHP increased from 1,150 psi to 1,350 psi.

The company means to bore 3 more gas zones amounting to an extra 4 meters, after which the well will be checked and streamed. Good results are expected based on the preliminary WHP boost.