亮点：

钻井作业安全完成，总深度（TD）达到1044米（MD），无任何事故发生。
已完成全套GR、声波、电阻率、密度和中子测井工具的电缆测井。
岩石物理分析证实上锯坑砂岩中存在油气。
观测到低渗透率。
井已下套管并暂停作业，以备未来生产。
正在审查增产方案。
计划使用修井机测试KN2和DW1井的性能

。Red Sky Energy Ltd（Red Sky或公司）宣布，位于南澳大利亚陆上奥特威盆地PRL-13区块的Killanoola2（KN2）油气评价井的钻井作业已安全完成，该井已下套管并暂停作业，并已下入生产管，作为潜在的未来生产井。在完成

夜间中子密度测井后，Red Sky的岩石物理学家完成了详细的岩石物理解释。分析证实上锯坑砂岩中存在含油气层，但目前未经开发，其生产潜力有限。

评估结果表明，KN2井与之前的井（K1、K1DW和K1SW1）特征非常相似，基质渗透率低、含水饱和度高、页岩夹层程度高。这些因素降低了储层内部的连通性。

因此，根据建议，公司决定不进行钻杆测试（DST）。目前已完成下井作业，该井已完成套管，并暂停开采，不再作为潜在的未来生产井使用。

红天能源董事总经理安德鲁·诺克斯评论道：“
我们已安全高效地推进了KN2井的钻探，目前有两口停井与三维地震模型高度吻合。我们的下一个重点是通过合适的完井方案和可能的增产措施来测试其生产潜力。我们仍然乐观地认为，通过有针对性且符合监管规定的人工举升和增产措施，能够释放基拉努拉油田的价值。”

未来计划

红天能源计划：
“使用修井机完成KN2井和附近的DW1井的完井作业，以及
“在获得监管部门批准的前提下，评估增产的潜力。

公司根据上市规则5.25.3，按照SPE-PRMS分类框架报告初始石油地质储量（PIIP）。PIIP数据来源于公司2023年4月21日发布的公告，其中包含一份独立的合格人士报告。这些估算被归类为远景资源，且未进行风险评估。”

所提供的估算值采用确定性方法得出，代表未考虑风险的最佳估算值。汇总值是各个储层估算值的算术总和，并非统计汇总。

未对商业开发或发现的可能性进行调整，所报告的潜在资源量仍面临重大技术和商业风险。

HIGHLIGHTS

Drilling safely reached total depth (TD) of 1,044m MD without incident
Wireline logs completed using full GR, Sonic, Resistivity, Density and Neutron tools
Petrophysical analysis confirms hydrocarbons in Upper Sawpit Sandstone
Low permeability observed
Well cased and suspended for future production
Stimulation options under review
Workover rig planning to test KN2 and DW1 performance

Red Sky Energy Ltd (Red Sky or the Company) advises that drilling operations at the Killanoola2 (KN2) oil appraisal well, located in PRL-13 in South Australia’s onshore Otway Basin, have been safely completed and the well has been cased and suspended with production pipe run as a potential future producer.

Following the overnight acquisition of neutron-density logs, Red Sky’s petrophysicist completed a detailed petrophysical interpretation. The analysis confirms the presence of hydrocarbon-bearing zones in the Upper Sawpit Sandstone, albeit with limited production potential in its current unstimulated state.

The evaluation concluded that KN2 exhibits very similar characteristics to prior wells (K1, K1DW and K1SW1), with low matrix permeability, high water saturations and a high degree of shale interbedding. These factors reduce connectivity within the reservoir.

As such, and in line with the recommendation, the Company has elected not to proceed with the contingent Drill Stem Tests (DSTs). A wiper trip was conducted, and the well has now been cased and suspended as a potential future producer.

Red Sky Energy Managing Director, Andrew Knox, commented:
“We have advanced KN2 safely and efficiently, and now have two suspended wells that correlate closely to the 3D seismic model. Our next priority is testing the production potential through a fit-for-purpose completion and possible stimulation plan. We remain optimistic about unlocking value at Killanoola through targeted, regulatory-compliant artificial lift and stimulation.”

Forward Plan

Red Sky intends to:
• Complete both KN2 and the nearby DW1 well using a workover rig, and
• Evaluate the potential for stimulation, subject to regulatory approval.

The Company is reporting Total Petroleum Initially In-Place (PIIP) consistent with the SPE-PRMS classification framework under Listing Rule 5.25.3. The PIIP figures are sourced from the Company’s announcement dated 21 April 2023, which includes an independent Competent Person’s Report. These estimates are classified as prospective resources and are un-risked.

The estimates presented were derived using a deterministic method and represent un-risked best estimates. The aggregated values are arithmetic sums of individual reservoir estimates and do not reflect statistical aggregation.

No adjustments have been made for the chance of commercial development or discovery, and the reported prospective resources remain subject to significant technical and commercial risk.