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Petsec brings Mobile Bay online

PRODUCTION has started from five of Petsec's six new wells in the Mobile Bay region of the Gulf o...

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The remaining Mobile Bay 950 well is expected to be brought into production shortly, the company said yesterday.

Well production levels will be announced once the wells have cleaned up and production rates have stabilised, Petsec said.

The Mobile Bay 873, 950, 951, 993, 994 and Viosca Knoll 26 gas fields were discovered by Petsec between October 2006 and March 2007.

In May 2007, the nearby Main Pass 952 platform was acquired to act as a host facility for production from five of the six new wells, with the Mobile Bay 873 well being developed as a standalone facility.

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