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Home›Fossil Energy›Hibiscus abandons Sea Lion dry hole (Australia)
Fossil Energy

November 16, 2015 · about 11 years ago

Hibiscus abandons Sea Lion dry hole (Australia)

Hibiscus Petroleum last week said that the drilling operation at the Sea Lion-1 well, offshore Victoria, Australia was unsuccessful, and no commercial volumes of oil and gas were found. In an update on Monday, November 16, 3D Oil Limited, a partner in the VIC/P57 area where the well is located, said

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Hibiscus Petroleum last week said that the drilling operation at the Sea Lion-1 well, offshore Victoria, Australia was unsuccessful, and no commercial volumes of oil and gas were found.

In an update on Monday, November 16, 3D Oil Limited, a partner in the VIC/P57 area where the well is located, said that the Sea Lion -1 well has been plugged and abandoned and that operations at the drilling location were complete.

The Seadrill-owned West Telesto drilling rig has been released and has demobilized from VIC/P57 permit area.

Earlier in November, Hibiscus had said that indications of hydrocarbons were encountered in the target zones at the Sea Lion, but further testproved the well to be a dry hole.

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