Regulatory Filings • Jan 3, 2022
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Drilling of the Ginny exploration well (PL1060) has started
(Trondheim, 3 January 2022) OKEA ASA (OSE: OKEA) announces that drilling
operations on the Equinor-operated Ginny exploration well 6407/9-13 have
commenced from the West Hercules rig. The well, in production licence PL1060,
targets both an Upper Jurassic (Ginny) and a Middle Jurassic (Hermine) prospect
located between the Galtvort and Hasselmus discoveries.
OKEA holds a 40% working interest in the licence which was awarded in the APA
2019 licensing round. The licence is located NW of the Draugen field which is
operated by OKEA (44.56% WI).
''This is the first of three exploration wells we will be drilling the coming
year, all focussed on near-field exploration near our Draugen and Gjøa producing
fields.'' says Andrew McCann, SVP Subsurface & Wells in OKEA. "This type of
exploration is core to OKEA's strategy of identifying upside potential for our
producing assets and a discovery in this area could be developed rapidly through
use of existing infrastructure'', Mr McCann added.
Equinor Energy AS is operator of PL1060 with 31% working interest. The other
licensees are Chrysaor Norge AS (20% WI) and Longboat Energy Norge AS (9% WI).
Further announcements will be made, if applicable, when hydrocarbons are
encountered, and/or on completion of drilling operations.
For further information, please contact
SVP Subsurface & Wells, Andrew McCann, + 47 415 07 726
VP Investor Relations, Trond Omdal, +47 915 32 578
About OKEA
OKEA ASA is a leading mid-to-late-life operator on the Norwegian continental
shelf (NCS) with a current target production of 18 000 - 19 000 boe per day in
2022. OKEA seeks value where others divest and has an ambitious growth strategy
built on accretive M&A activities, value creation and capital discipline. OKEA
is listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange (OSE:OKEA).
More information is available at www.okea.no
More information on www.okea.no
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