Closed application shows undrilled parcel
Check out the seismic net pay map
The regulator refused this applicant's plea for over-injecting in her new water flood. This was despite her assertion that she will add 15% recovery to the pool. She showed some worthy science in her application. Unfortunately her application was refused by the regulator. But you can still see her seismic net pay interpretation including a juicy undrilled parcel. We found this using AppIntel.
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Tags: Closure, Seismic, Flood
Granger Low 1 Mar 2016
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