FX Energy Inc. (Nasdaq: FXEN) has reported on testing two of its wells in Poland.

The Tuchola 3-K well encountered good hydrocarbon shows in two zones in a 215 meter gross section of reefoidal Upper Devonian. Logs and sidewall cores confirm good porosity and permeability in two separate zones. Operations are now underway to test both intervals through open-hole drill stem tests. If these tests are encouraging, a seven-inch liner will be set and the interval(s) will undergo stimulation and thorough production testing.

The Tuchola-3K well is the company's first test well in one of the Edge concession blocks in northern Poland. Previous drilling by other companies encountered live oil and gas in a number of horizons in the region, including the Zechstein, Rotliegend, Devonian and Carboniferous. The Tuchola-3K well was designed to test the Zechstein Main Dolomite, the Upper Devonian and the Middle Devonian. FX Energy is the operator and owns 100% of the working interest.

Field operations are underway to frac three intervals in the Rotliegend and carry out three separate production tests. Halliburton is expected to initiate fracing procedures later this week and it is anticipated that the project will take approximately three to five weeks with results available in the latter part of May. Halliburton will carry out three separate fracs at intervals between 3,760 and 4,098 meters. After all three fracks have been completed, each interval will undergo a five- or six-day production test.

The Plawce-2 well was completed in the third quarter of 2011 and is located in what is believed to be a several kilometer-wide uplifted band of tight Rotliegend sandstone that stretches across the northern border of the Fences concession. The Plawce-2 well was designed to test whether a vertical multi-frack well could yield commercial production and whether this tight sand area merits further evaluation. The Plawce-2 well encountered 480 meters of tight Rotliegend sandstone. Logs, cores and a drill stem test yielded gas shows with no water. The Polish Oil and Gas Company is the operator and owns 51% of the working interest; FX Energy owns the remaining 49% working interest.

FX Energy is an independent oil and gas exploration and production company with production in the U.S. and Poland. The company's main exploration and production activity is focused on Poland's Permian Basin where the gas-bearing Rotliegend sandstone is a direct analog to the Southern Gas Basin offshore England.