Zumba fails Tullow

OE Staff
Monday, June 22, 2015

Tullow Oil is plugging and abandoning its Zumba exploration well (6507/11-11) in license area PL 591 in the Norwegian Sea, after failing to encounter hydrocarbons.

The primary objective of the well was to prove hydrocarbons in the Upper Jurassic Rogn Formation with a secondary target in the Mid-Jurassic Garn Formation of the Fangst Group. The well found no reservoir development in the Rogn Formation and, while the Garn Formation had good reservoir quality, no hydrocarbons were present in either target. 

The well was drilled by the Leiv Eiriksson rig in 270m of water to a total depth of 2875m. 

Tullow Oil Norge AS is the operator of PL 591 with 40% equity. Lime Petroleum Norway AS (25%), Rocksource (20%) and North Energy ASA (15%) hold non-operated interests. 

Zumba was spudded in late May.

Read more:

Tullow spuds Zumba

Categories: Exploration Europe Vessels

Related Stories

Cydome Rolls Out Remote Cybersecurity Tool for Offshore Wind Farms

MacGregor Nets AHC Subsea Crane for Floating Wind Farm Vessel

Strategic Marine Delivers CTV for Taiwan’s Offshore Wind Sector

Current News

Digital Threatscape is Rapidly Evolving for Global Energy Systems

Martens en Van Oord Purchases Autonomous Survey Vessel From Demcon unmanned systems

Mubadala Hires SLB for Deepwater Drilling Services Offshore Indonesia

Cydome Rolls Out Remote Cybersecurity Tool for Offshore Wind Farms

Subscribe for OE Digital E‑News