Pemex to Drill Onshore Wells in Chiapas Mountain Range Foldbelt
Drilling Activity Details
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Mexico
Drilling Activity Summary
Description
Pemex received government approval to drill two onshore, high temperature and pressure wells in Veracruz, Mexico, in the Chiapas Mountain Range Foldbelt. The #1-SON Yaxjut has a planned depth of 6,650 m and it is the deepest well in the Agua Dulce-06 block. The venture will assess the Upper Jurassic and Mid Cretaceous potentials in the area. The prospective resources are 91 MMboe. The #1001-EXP Rabasa exploration well has a planned depth of 6,700 m. According to the Mexico City-based company, the reservoir pressure is expected to be 15,000 psi and the temperature is about 329° F and it will be drilled in the Agua Dulce-01 assignment title on the border of Tabasco and Veracruz states. The prospective resources are 76 MMbbl of light crude.
Pemex received government approval to drill two onshore, high temperature and pressure wells in Veracruz, Mexico, in the Chiapas Mountain Range Foldbelt. The #1-SON Yaxjut has a planned depth of 6,650 m and it is the deepest well in the Agua Dulce-06 block. The venture will assess the Upper Jurassic and Mid Cretaceous potentials in the area. The prospective resources are 91 MMboe. The #1001-EXP Rabasa exploration well has a planned depth of 6,700 m. According to the Mexico City-based company, the reservoir pressure is expected to be 15,000 psi and the temperature is about 329° F and it will be drilled in the Agua Dulce-01 assignment title on the border of Tabasco and Veracruz states. The prospective resources are 76 MMbbl of light crude.