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OSLO, Norway The Borr Drilling jackup Norve will move on to a new target in the Dussafu license offshore Gabon, after completing the DHIBM-2 Hibiscus Extension well.<\/p>\n
According to operator BW Energy, there were no hydrocarbons in the target Gamba reservoir, with logging results suggesting the Gamba formation is water wet.<\/p>\n
The Norve continues drilling operations to intersect secondary targets for the appraisal well in the deeper Dentale formation.<\/p>\n
After completing this operation, the rig will drill the DTM-7H production well at the Tortue field, followed by another exploration well on the Hibiscus North prospect.<\/p>\n
The partners plan to analyze data from the DHIBM-2 well for integration into the larger Dussafu model in order to refine the exploration prospect inventory.<\/p>\n
The DHIBM-1 well and its appraisal side track, drilled in 2019, discovered recoverable reserves in the Hibiscus structure estimated at 46.1 MMbbl.<\/p>\n
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