Indonesia Energy plans drilling start for two Kruh Block wells within 60 days

Reuters03-23
Indonesia Energy plans drilling start for two Kruh <a href="https://laohu8.com/S/XYZ">Block</a> wells within 60 days
  • Indonesia Energy reported that pre-drilling operations have started for two new wells, K-29 and WK-5, at its Kruh Block in Sumatra.
  • Drilling at the first well is expected to begin within about 60 days, and the two wells are planned to be drilled back-to-back.
  • Construction of drilling pads is complete, and long-lead equipment including drilling pipe and wellheads has been delivered.
  • PT Bina Mitra Artha was appointed with the BMA #9 drilling rig, which is en route to the K-29 drilling pad.
  • Severe flooding in Sumatra damaged a planned access road, and the company obtained permits to use the main road for rig transport.


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