Invictus Energy has found more than 1 000 metres of gross hydrocarbon charge in two zones at its Zimbabwean well. It has now started wireline logging the Mukuyu-2 well.
“The planned comprehensive wireline logging programme including formation pressure and fluid sampling, sidewall cores, and checkshot surveys will be run with the aim of confirming the presence of moveable hydrocarbons in multiple zones in the Upper and Lower Angwa formations to declare a discovery,” said managing director Scott Macmillan.
Invictus has mobilised a 7-inch liner to the well, which would allow it to complete the well for a future well test. This may come in the second quarter of 2024.
The company began drilling the well on September 21. Initially, the plan had been to drill to a depth of 3,750 metres. However, Invictus called the total depth at 3,718 metres. – Energy Voice