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Oil Search abandoning Hagana

OIL SEARCH is in the process of plugging and abandoning the Hagana-1 well in PNG after the sand was found to be water-wet.

Bianca Bartucciotto

During the week, logging confirmed a 9m gas column in a 13m sand reservoir in the secondary Pliocene objective. The result confirms the presence of the turbidite sand play and gas charge at this level...

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