MCF Energy Ltd. 欣然宣布德国列希 Kinsau-1A (Kn-1A) 井的作业更新，以及 Reudnitz 气田和 Erlenwiese 许可证的延期信息。Kinsau

1-A 钻井更新，德国列希。Kinsau

-1A 井已钻至总深度 3310 米（测量深度），底部位于侏罗纪 Malm Reef 碳酸盐岩层段。新井的井底距离原 Mobil 气田发现井不到 65 米。9 月 10 日，首个目标层段——下白垩统/侏罗纪 Purbeck 碳酸盐岩层段——被贯通。 1983 年，美孚公司最初的 Kinsau-1 (Kn-1) 井就在此层段进行了高产天然气测试。Purbeck 层段深度为 3181 米（总深 2485.5 米），比原来的 Kn-1 高 3 米。孔隙度测井表明，Kn-1A 储层相的孔隙度高于 Kn-1，带状孔隙度高达 12%，条纹孔隙度高达 17%。初步结果显示，Purbeck 储层厚度超过 18 米，平均孔隙度为 8.6%，在 3244 米深度处存在潜在的碳氢化合物水接触面。Purbeck

由白云岩和石灰岩互层组成。从测井样品来看，白云岩呈褐色至棕灰色，具有蔗糖质地。发现了良好的气藏，总气含量最高为 11.5%。钻探继续进行至Malm层段，该层段深度为3216米（海深）。Malm层段主要由浅灰色、隐晶质至微晶质的石灰岩和部分鲕粒岩组成，并含有少量稀有的白云岩。Malm层段也发现了气显。在3230米（海深）处发现了Malm的礁相，并继续钻探至总深。Kn-1A井的Malm礁相最大孔隙度读数为20%，远高于原Mobil Kn-1井的12%的最大值。已进行测井，并安装和固井了7英寸套管。钻机于9月17日安全释放，未发生任何事故。测试程序将根据当前的测井和样品分析制定，并需经矿业部门批准。测试预计将于2026年第一季度开始，届时将有合适的测试设备投入使用。

MCF Energy首席执行官James Hill表示：“Kinsau-1A井现已钻探完毕，准备进行测试。德国境内拥有丰富的天然气资源，可满足个人和工业需求。德国境内天然气的碳足迹将远低于进口天然气，这不仅有利于环境保护，还能保障国家的能源安全。”

德国罗伊德尼茨

MCF/Genexco 从 Landesamt fur Bergbau Geologie und Rohstoffe (LBGR) 获得了 Reudnitz 勘探许可证的 27 个月延期，有效期至 2027 年 12 月 31 日。这将使该公司能够继续测试作业并寻找合作伙伴来开发这个已知的气田，并确保公司在该项目中的权益。

德国 Erlenwiese

9 月 12 日，Genexco 收到了达姆施塔特地区矿业管理局（黑森州 (MA) 相关矿业管理局）发来的 Erlenwiese 许可证的延期通知。MA 批准将许可证有效期延长一年，至 2026 年 9 月 13 日。此次延期使该公司能够通过重新处理关键的 3D 地震以及人工智能和机器学习分析来完成许可区域的工作。

背景——德国莱希

Kinsau-1A 钻井项目是 Kinsau-1 发现井的重钻。该井最初由美孚石油公司于 1983 年钻探，其测试结果令人印象深刻，日产天然气和凝析油超过 2400 万立方英尺 (MMCF)。美孚石油公司将 Kinsau-1 井钻至 3940 米深，并在那里遇到了基岩。在 3179 米深的下白垩统/侏罗纪 Purbeck 组发现了天然气和凝析油迹象。该井采用酸化增产措施完井，并在 22.5 米的射孔段进行了测试。整个试井过程耗时 3.5 个月。 1983 年 7 月 28 日至 29 日进行了一次可变流量测试，报告了三种流量：2,973 psi 时 7,712 千立方英尺/天 (MCFD)、2,785 psi 时 14,832 MCFD 和 1871 psi 时 24,706 MCFD。总测试压力从 4,110 psi 降至 4,090 psi（283.4 至 282 bar）。测试结果为回收 45.9 MMCF 天然气和 1,510 桶凝析油。这些测试结果不一定能代表长期性能或最终回收率。Genexco

GmbH 是 MCF Energy Ltd. 的全资子公司，拥有 Energieprojekt Kinsau 1 GmbH 20% 的权益，后者是 Kinsau-1A 井的许可证持有者和运营商。

MCF Energy Ltd. is pleased to announce an operational update for the Kinsau-1A (Kn-1A) well in Lech, Germany, and licence extension information for the Reudnitz gas field and Erlenwiese licence.

Kinsau 1-A Drilling Update, Lech, Germany

The Kinsau-1A well has drilled to a total depth of 3310 meters Measured Depth (MD) and bottomed in the Jurassic Malm Reef Carbonate interval. The bottom hole of the new well is within 65 meters of the original Mobil gas discovery well. On September 10th the first target zone, the Lower Cretaceous/Jurassic Purbeck carbonate interval was penetrated. This is the zone that tested gas at high rates in Mobil's original Kinsau-1(Kn-1) well in 1983. The Purbeck interval was found at a depth of 3181 meters MD (2485,5 m TVDSS), 3m higher than the original Kn-1. Porosity logs indicate the reservoir facies in Kn-1A have better porosities than seen in Kn-1 with zones of up to 12% porosity and streaks as high as 17% porosity. Preliminary results indicate more than 18m of reservoir with an average porosity of 8.6% in the Purbeck and a potential Hydrocarbon Water Contact at 3244 meters MD.

The Purbeck is comprised of interbeds of Dolomite and Limestone. The Dolomite is brown to brownish gray with a sucrosic texture from the sample log. Good shows of gas were identified with a maximum Total Gas reading of 11.5%. Drilling continued into the Malm interval which was identified at a depth of 3216 meters MD. The Malm interval is composed primarily of Limestone, light gray, crypto to microcrystalline and partly oolitic with some rare dolomite. The Malm interval also had gas shows. The reef facies of the Malm was encountered at 3230 meters MD and continued to TD. The reef facies of the Malm in Kn-1A has a maximum porosity reading of 20%, much higher than the maximum of 12% found in the original Mobil Kn-1well. Logs were run and 7-inch casing installed and cemented. The rig was released safely and without any incidents on September 17th. The testing program will be built from the current log and sample analysis and requires approval of the mining authority. Testing should begin in Q1 2026 when suitable test units are available.

James Hill CEO of MCF Energy said "The Kinsau-1A well is now drilled and ready for testing. Germany has significant natural gas resources within their borders for both personal and industrial needs. Natural gas found within Germany will have a much lower carbon footprint than imported gas further helping the environment while providing energy security for the nation."

Reudnitz, Germany

MCF/Genexco received a 27 month extension of the Reudnitz exploration licence from the Landesamt fur Bergbau Geologie und Rohstoffe (LBGR) to December 31, 2027. This will allow the company to continue testing operations and seek a partner to develop this known gas field and secure the company interest in this project.

Erlenwiese, Germany

On September 12 Genexco received the extension notice from the Regierungspräsidium Darmstadt, the relevant Mining Authority of the Federal State of Hesse (MA) for the company's Erlenwiese licence. The MA granted a one year extension to September 13, 2026. This extension allows the company to finalize work on the licence area with reprocessing of critical 3D seismic and AI and Machine Learning analysis.

Background- Lech, Germany

The Kinsau-1A drilling project is a re-entry and redrill of the Kinsau-1 discovery well, originally drilled in 1983 by Mobil, which produced impressive test results of over 24 million cubic feet (MMCF) of gas and condensate per day. Mobil drilled the Kinsau-1 well to a depth of 3940 meters MD, where it encountered basement rocks. Gas and condensate indications were found within the Lower Cretaceous/Jurassic Purbeck Formation at 3,179 meters MD. The well was completed by stimulating it with acid and tested over a 22.5-metre perforated interval. The entire well test took 3.5 months to complete. A variable rate test was conducted on July 28, to 29, 1983 with three flowing rates reported: 7,712 thousand cubic feet per day (MCFD) at 2,973 psi, 14,832 MCFD at 2,785 psi, and 24,706 MCFD at 1871 psi. The total test pressure dropped from 4,110 psi to 4,090 psi (283.4 to 282 bar). The test resulted in a recovery of 45.9 MMCF of gas and 1,510 barrels of condensate. These test results are not necessarily indicative of long-term performance or of ultimate recovery.

Genexco GmbH, a 100% subsidiary of MCF Energy Ltd., has a 20% interest in Energieprojekt Kinsau 1 GmbH, the licensee and operator of the Kinsau-1A well.