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Rift Oil cheers with positive flow test at Puk Puk


Published Apr 1, 2009
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Rift Oil has received an analysis of the flow-test data on Puk-Puk from a qualified independent reservoir engineer, Joseph Johnston. The overall conclusions are summarised as follows:

1) Each of the three test zones has very high calculated permeabilities, consistent with the results from core and log analysis; and calculated Absolute Open Flow Potential is in the range 50-60 MMCFD for each zone, or a combined 150-180 MMCFD for the three zones.

2) There is no evidence of depletion during testing, consistent with the presence of sizable reserves; and all three zones were still cleaning up and improving at the completion of test operations.

3) The percentage of CO2 in the well stream is very low, which is excellent; although condensate to gas ratios are only in the range 1-3 barrels per million cubic foot of gas.

4) All potential pays were perforated, and other than at the base of the lowest sand in the Lower Hedinia, no gas-water contacts were encountered.

Chairman Ian Gowrie-Smith said,"We are very pleased with the conclusions of the Puk Puk-1 test report, which indicate that we have high quality reservoirs, fully charged with gas; and can anticipate production wells individually producing at rates in the order of 100 million cubic feet per day of gas. These rates, combined with the relatively shallow depth of the reservoirs and hence relatively cheap drilling costs, greatly enhance our ability to carry the project forward to profitable development."

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