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Home›Fossil Energy›Byron Energy kicks off bypass wellbore drilling in GoM
Fossil Energy

June 23, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Byron Energy kicks off bypass wellbore drilling in GoM

Byron Energy Limited has advised that Byron has started drilling of the bypass wellbore, permitted as the Byron Energy SM 6 #1 BP01.

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Byron Energy Limited has advised that Byron has started drilling of the bypass wellbore, permitted as the Byron Energy SM 6 #1 BP01.

At 7 pm (USA Central Time) on Sunday, 22 June, 2014 the SM 6 #1 BP01 well had reached a measured depth of 7,480 feet {2,280 metres) with true vertical depth at 7,430 feet (2,265 metres).

Current operations at SM 6 #1 BP01 well are drilling ahead. The wellbore is still several hundred feet above the primary target sands and is in good condition.

Related: Drill pipe stuck at Byron’s Gulf of Mexico Well

SM 6 #1 BP01 well is located in South Marsh Island Block 6 (“SM 6”), offshore Louisiana, 216 km southwest of Mew Orleans, Louisiana, USA, in a water depth of approximately 65 feet (20 metres). Byron, through its wholly owned subsidiary Byron Energy Inc. (the operator), has a 100% working interest and a 81.25% net revenue interest in SM 6.

Byron said it would provide further progress drilling reports as material information becomes available.

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