The partners in the Montgomery well in the Carnarvon Basin have started redrilling after being fo...
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The strength of Inigo has weakened and operator Apache Energy kicked off yesterday from the 800 metre mark from where it had been forced to evacuate.
The well has a mid case size of 30 million barrels (mmbo) with an upside of 70 mmbo. It is planned to teach a total depth of 3700 metres.
Partners are Apache Energy (48.815%), Tap Oil (22.474%), Santos (18.711%) and Pan Pacific Petroleum (10%).
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