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Home›Fossil Energy›Subsea tree installed at Pateke well (New Zealand)
Fossil Energy

February 25, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Subsea tree installed at Pateke well (New Zealand)

AWE Limited reports that as at 06:00 hours (6.00am NZDT) today, the Pateke-4H development well, offshore New Zealand, was at a measured depth of 1,507 metres and 13 3/8 inch casing had been run and cemented with the casing shoe set at 1,504 metres. The subsea tree has been successfully installed, pr

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AWE Limited reports that as at 06:00 hours (6.00am NZDT) today, the Pateke-4H development well, offshore New Zealand, was at a measured depth of 1,507 metres and 13 3/8 inch casing had been run and cemented with the casing shoe set at 1,504 metres.

The subsea tree has been successfully installed, pressure tested and function tested. The Blow Out Preventer (BOP) is currently being run and will be tested before drilling of the next section commences. Preparations are being made for drilling a 12 ¼ inch section to a TD of 4,100 metres.

The Pateke-4H development well is in PMP 38158 and AWE is the Operator. Located in the offshore Taranaki Basin, New Zealand, PMP 38158 contains the Tui, Amokura and Pateke fields and has been producing since 2007.

Pateke-4H is targeting a mapped northern extension of the currently producing Pateke field. The well is being drilled in water depth of approximately 124m with a planned total measured depth of 5,361m, including a 1,272m horizontal section. If successful, the well will be completed for subsequent tie-back to the Tui FPSO (“Umuroa”) for production in 2015.

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