Woodside has plugged and abandoned two unsuccessful wells this week, one in the Carnarvon Basin and one of the Gulf of Mexico.
The Tigger-1 well, (Woodside 45%, Kufpec 35%, Japan Australia LNG 20%), was plugged and abandoned after reaching the target depth of 3650 metres.
Also unsuccessful was the Bison-1 wildcat, drilled on a 50% basis with Pioneer Natural Resources of the US. It was drilled to 6,650 feet in the Mustang Island Block A 81 permit. Woodside said no further operations on the well were being contemplated.
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