钻探该井是为了界定 6507/5-10 S 井（Slagugle）中确认的发现，并进行地层测试，以更深入地了解储层特性和含油气层内的连通性。

Slagugle 油田的发现最初于 2020 年得到证实，初步估计三叠纪储层中的资源量在 3080 万至 6160 万桶油当量之间。

该评估井位于 Heidrun 油田东北约 22 公里处，克里斯蒂安松以北 270 公里处。

这是 2016 年预定区域颁奖 (APA) 期间授予的 891 生产许可证中钻探的第三口勘探井。

此次钻探使用深海烟台钻井平台，作业水深341米。

油井结果证实了石油的存在，并为潜在的开发提供了必要的数据。

它在脜火组和灰色层中遇到了 188 米的间隔，其中 75 米包括表现出非常好的储层特性的砂岩。

该评价井的垂直深度达到海平面以下 2169 米，终止于三叠纪红层。

成功完成了地层测试，通过 36/64 英寸喷嘴开口实现了每流量日 650 标准立方米石油^的最大产量。

尽管在 2022 年对这一发现进行圈定的尝试中遇到了一口干井，但最新的评估却提供了令人鼓舞的结果。

由康菲石油公司牵头的许可证持有者现在将着手分析收集到的数据并评估开发该发现的可行性。

生产测试中未包括下部脜火层和上部灰层中可能存在的额外产量，这代表着该项目具有上行潜力。

作业完成后，该井被永久封堵并废弃。

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The well was drilled to delineate the discovery confirmed in well 6507/5-10 S (Slagugle) and to perform a formation test to gain a deeper understanding of the reservoir properties and connectivity within the hydrocarbon-bearing layers.

The Slagugle oil discovery was initially proven in 2020, with preliminary estimates suggesting resources in the range of 30.8 - 61.6 million bbl of oil equivalent in Triassic reservoir rocks.

The appraisal well was drilled approximately 22 km north-east of the Heidrun field and 270 km north of Kristiansund.

It is the third exploration well drilled in production licence 891, which was awarded during the Awards in Predefined Areas (APA) in 2016.

The Deepsea Yantai drilling rig, operating in a water depth of 341 m, was utilised for the drilling.

The well results have confirmed the presence of oil and provided essential data for potential development.

It encountered an 188 m interval in the Åre Formation and Grey Beds, 75 m of which included sandstone exhibiting very good reservoir properties.

The appraisal well reached a vertical depth of 2169 m below sea level and was terminated in the Triassic Red Beds.

A successful formation test was completed, achieving a maximum production rate of 650 standard m³ of oil per flow day through a 36/64 in. nozzle opening.

Despite a dry well in a previous attempt to delineate the discovery in 2022, the latest appraisal has provided encouraging results.

The licensees, led by ConocoPhillips, will now proceed to analyse the collected data and evaluate the viability of developing the discovery.

The possibility for additional volumes in the lower Åre Formation and Upper Grey Beds, which were not included in the production test, represents an upside potential for the project.

After the completion of operations, the well was permanently plugged and abandoned.

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