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Trinity: B11 Well in Trinidad Brought on Stream

Trinity, an independent E&P company focused on Trinidad and Tobago, has announced that the B11 sidetrack well drilled from the Trintes Bravo platform has been brought onstream at an initial gross production rate of 265 bopd. The rig will now be demobilised to the yard to upgrade the mud systems and

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Trinity, an independent E&P company focused on Trinidad and Tobago, has announced that the B11 sidetrack well drilled from the Trintes Bravo platform has been brought onstream at an initial gross production rate of 265 bopd.

The rig will now be demobilised to the yard to upgrade the mud systems and drilling will recommence later in the year.

Current group production is now c. 4,000 boepd (net).

Joel “Monty” Pemberton , Chief Executive Officer of Trinity, commented: “Initial production rates from the B11 well demonstrate the Trintes reservoir ability to deliver. The upgrade plan to our rig over the next two months will significantly improve drilling efficiency and we look forward to recommencing our infill drilling programme on Trintes in November 2013.”

The Trintes field is located in the Galeota block, offshore the east coast of Trinidad & Tobago. The Trintes field started production in 1972 and consists of five main reservoir zones ranging in depth from less than 150 metres to approximately 600 metres and has been developed over four fixed steel platforms.

[mappress] September 24, 2013

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