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Pacific Rubiales Colombian reserves up in 2008


Published Feb 12, 2009
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Pacific Rubiales files independent resource assessments

Pacific Rubiales has received a Statement of Reserve Data for the Rubiales-Piriri and Quifa Blocks.

Ronald Pantin, Chief Executive Officer, commented, "The growth in our proven reserves is a direct result of our successful 2008 appraisal and exploration drilling campaign, and it reinforces our belief in the long term value and production potential of these fields."

Rubiales-Piriri Block

In the Rubiales-Piriri Blocks, the company's gross total proved reserve is 114.3 million barrels (MMbbl) of heavy oil for December 2008. This represents an increase of 82.3% of the proved reserve of 62.7 MMbbl of heavy oil for December 2007. The proved reserve is based on a production level of 100,000 barrels of heavy oil per day in the Rubiales Field, which is the level approved by Ecopetrol S.A. for 2009. With the completion of the 2008 development drilling, the company's gross probable reserve of 58.2 MMbbl of heavy oil in 2007 has been moved to the proved reserve category. The gross reserve is the company's share of the reserve before deduction of royalty payments. The company's working interest is 40% in the Rubiales Block and 50% in the Piriri Block. In 2008, the Rubiales Field produced 13,474,838 barrels of heavy oil before fuel consumption. The Company's gross share was 6,079,344 barrels before royalty and 4,863,475 barrels after royalty.

Quifa Block

With the discovery of the Quifa 5 Well, the company's gross total proved reserve at Quifa is 1.5 MMbbl and probable reserve is 1.3 MMbbl of heavy oil. Additional exploration and appraisal wells are scheduled for the 2009 work program. The company's working interest is 60%.

Tags: Pacific Rubiales Energy Corp.




   

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