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Xena a likely new gas discovery: Woodside

WOODSIDE Petroleum says it is running wireline logs on a potential new gas field discovery at its...

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The company today said preliminary analysis at the well, which reached a total depth of 3490m, indicated a gross gas column of about 49m in good quality reservoir sandstones.

“Wireline logs are currently being run on what is interpreted to be a new gas field discovery,” Woodside said.

Drilled by the Jack Bates semi-submersible rig, the well, in permit WA-350-P, is about 180km northwest of Karratha and 6km east of the Pluto-2 appraisal well. Water depth is 178m.

Woodside has a 100% interest in permit WA-350-P, which also contains the Pluto gas field.

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